A few days after the introduction of iOS 17, Apple continues to work to expand various features. While those who tested the initial developer beta have already shared some discoveries, those of the bitten apple continue to provide details of announced functions and that they will be made available with the official release of the update.

According to a video shared on the developer site, Cinema Mode API helps a third party app work with videos in cinematic mode They are captured in the camera app and allow users to play and edit them.

Edit videos in Cinema Mode in third-party apps

New Movie API Available on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac with iOS 17, iPadOS 17, tvOS 17, and macOS Sonoma. Apple claims that The API provides all the features that this video format supports. This includes adjusting the amount of bokeh by changing the aperture of the video or refocusing on another subject at any point. And all are non-destructive arrangements that can be revoked at any time.

The Cinematic frame lets you add professional-grade playback and editing capabilities to your apps to movies shot with the Camera app’s Cinematic mode. These are the same features used in apps like Final Cut Pro, Photos, and iMovie. For example, this allows your applications to change the focal length and aperture in movies, creating a bokeh effect even after recording.”

Cinematic Mode has been made available in the Camera app as of iPhone 13. Inspired by professional Hollywood movies, the feature uses the iPhone 13 camera to detect what’s about to enter the scene. Responsibility to prepare both CPU and GPU to change focus if needed.

Recording videos in Cinema Mode is very simple and New possibilities for editing in this format from Appleonly future results, which we certainly cannot stop seeing, can exclude us.

Of course, iOS 17 doesn’t automatically make all video editing apps work with videos in cinematic mode. Developers will need to use the Cinematic API to implement this functionality in their apps.this may take some time.

As usual, Apple did not share the official release date of iOS 17Right after the presentation of the iPhone 15, although we know it will be around the month of September.