Although they are not yet on the market, the expected date of their reached customers who reserve them last Friday, it is scheduled for September 24, the guys from Cupertino they don't want to leave for last some updates to its applications such as Clips and iMovie.
With the launch of the iPhone 13 Pro, comes a new feature dubbed Cinema, a feature that allows you to adjust the focus points and modify the depth effect when we are editing the videos. With the update of both iMovie and the Clips application, both applications are compatible with this mode.
Videos shot in cinema mode with an iPhone 13 and up, can be edited on any iPhone from iPhone XS onwards, iPad mini 5 onwards, iPad Air or higher and iPad Pro from 3rd generation.
This new update also includes support for adding ProRaw images to movies and trailers thanks to the new option available that allows us import video in ProRes format. This last feature is only available on iPhone 13, iPad mini 6, iPad Pro 11 and 12,9 inches from 3rd generation onwards.
It is striking that Apple has been in such a hurry to update the video editors that it makes available to all customers who have an iPhone, since this function not available with the release of the final version that was released yesterday of iOS 15, a function that will arrive before the end of the year, like the SharePlay function, another of the main novelties of this new version of iOS.
iMovie and Clips are available for your download completely free through the App Store.
