CINE WHITE BALANCE

Version 4.0 is a massive leap forward, turning Cine White Balance into a true, live-reading exposure and ND calculator. • Live Advanced Exposure Calculator: We’ve tapped directly into the iPhone’s sensor to read real-time Scene EV. Set your target FPS, ISO, Shutter, and Iris, and the app will instantly calculate the exact light reduction needed. • Cinema-Standard ND Suggestions: The calculator now outputs standard whole-number Filter Factors (ND4, ND8, ND64, ND128) alongside the exact decimal stop reduction (e.g., -6.8) so your AC knows exactly which glass to grab, and the DP knows exactly how to tweak the Iris. • Direct Keypad Entry & Toggles: Say goodbye to rigid menus. Tap any exposure variable to pull up a custom number pad and punch in exact fractional frame rates, custom shutter angles, or native sensor ISOs. Includes instant toggles for T-Stop/F-Stop and Angle/Speed. • Tactile EV Comp Bar: Added a sleek, horizontal segmented scale for rapid -3 to +3 exposure compensation adjustments on the fly. • Streamlined Dashboard UI: Consolidated the paging console into three highly focused tabs. We also relocated the Hardware Profile badge to the top navigation bar to give the central Kelvin and Tint readouts maximum breathing room, and forced Dark Mode across all input keyboards to protect your eyes on dark sets.

• Expanded Cinema Profiles: Added native menu-translation support for DJI (Cinema & Mavic), Fujifilm, Z CAM, Kinefinity, Leica, and Lumix bodies. • Precision Visual Gauges: Replaced read-only sliders with clean, hardware-style horizontal telemetry meters and real-time indicator ticks. • Unified Symmetrical Layout: Re-architected the bottom console into a balanced, 6-button thumb grid that perfectly clears the iOS Home Indicator safe area. • Tactile Haptic Feedback: Added distinct physical haptic clicks to all buttons, capped off by a heavy mechanical clunk and screen flash when tapping the primary shutter. • Streamlined Telemetry HUD: Moved the active camera profile badge and native translation strings down into the central cluster for a faster, single-focal-point reading.