The Halide camera app is one of the hot favorites among folks who take mobile photo and video capture seriously. A fair share of content creators that I know have completely replaced the iPhone’s ...

If you shoot video on your iPhone and care about color grading, you will be happy to know that the award-winning camera app Kino just received a meaningful upgrade. Lux Camera has released Kino 1.4, ...

Lux’s Halide app is popular among photographers for its approachable pro-level features, and now it’s launching Kino, a dedicated video capture app for iPhones with a similar focus on supporting the ...

Lux, the startup behind popular pro photography app Halide and others, is venturing into video with its latest app launch. On Wednesday, the company announced Kino, a new video capture app for both ...

You probably know Halide, the pro camera app for iPhone. Who makes the Halide of video apps though? Turns out, it’s the makers of Halide themselves. Lux, the studio behind Halide, is launching their ...

Lux today released the first update to its pro video recording app Kino for the iPhone, with a handful of new features and changes. Kino version 1.1 offers precise manual or preset-based white balance ...

ChatGPT may currently be the No. 1 app on the iPhone App Store in the U.S., but it’s not Apple’s iPhone app of the year. That honor goes to a newer app for videographers called Kino. Launched this ...

The developers behind popular photography app Halide today announced the launch of Kino, an app designed for capturing cinematic video. Kino has the tools that professionals need while also providing ...

Apple has announced its winning apps of 2024, with Lux Optics’ Kino winning iPhone App of the Year and Adobe Lightroom winning the Mac App award. Apple has revealed its winners of the 2024 App Store ...

Photography app Halide now has a sister video app for iPhone called Kino, with grading presets, smart exposure, and free lessons for beginners. Halide has long been a popular photography app for the ...

Lux Optics is well known for its Halide photography app for iPhone, so it makes sense that it developed and released a dedicated video and cinematography app called Kino. Heath McKnight took it for a ...