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Halide developers launch Kino, a pro video app for the iPhone
Like Halide, but for video.
Kino also includes the ability to add LUTs (Look Up Tables), which let you alter the look of footage using mathematical formulas. According to the developers, “None of our apps gather or collect data, or analyze your videos and photos,” and there’s no generative AI training in there, either. While Log support is an iPhone 15 Pro-only feature, it will work on any device running iOS 17 or higher.
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