ProRes
Lee LHGFX Photography keeps ProRes in one place: 3 stories so far. The section currently leads with “iPhone 18 Pro's variable aperture unlocks a more immersive Final Cut experience”, “Unlock Your iPhone's Potential: Introducing the Ultra-Slim Lexar Muse.”, and “A Curious Leak: Apple Hints at Upcoming Nikon Camera”. The iPhone 18 Pro's variable aperture isn't just a spec upgrade, it's a creative tool that transforms how we capture light and shadow. The Lexar Muse slips into your wallet like a card, yet it holds a world of data and captures ProRes video straight from your iPhone. Lee LHGFX Photography is a dynamic portfolio and lifestyle hub built around the artistic work of @lee_lhgfx — a highly engaged Instagram creator and… The list below is every ProRes story on Lee LHGFX Photography, newest first.
iPhone 18 Pro's variable aperture unlocks a more immersive Final Cut experience
The iPhone 18 Pro's variable aperture isn't just a spec upgrade, it's a creative tool that transforms how we capture light and shadow. Apple's updated Final Cut Camera now unlocks this immersive control, giving filmmakers a more tactile, cinematic workflow. We love when technology respects the artistic process. The app's new quality-of-life features make this feel less like a gadget and more like a trusted collaborator. For deeper perspective, our piece on how Honor frames creativity through cinematic design offers a fascinating counterpoint.
Unlock Your iPhone's Potential: Introducing the Ultra-Slim Lexar Muse.
The Lexar Muse slips into your wallet like a card, yet it holds a world of data and captures ProRes video straight from your iPhone. At just one millimeter thin and 40 grams, it's the kind of quiet innovation that feels less like gear and more like freedom. We appreciate the artistry in that restraint. For those who love shaping light, our piece on Leica's curated LUX ecosystem offers a fitting companion read. This is effortless capability, beautifully designed.
A Curious Leak: Apple Hints at Upcoming Nikon Camera
A quiet page on Apple's ProRes support page just did something cameras rarely do: it leaked one before its maker could. Over the weekend, Apple seemingly revealed an unannounced Nikon camera, a strange and oddly elegant way for a piece of gear to step into the light. We love a mystery, especially one that hints at creative tools. For more on Nikon's recent moves, our piece on Viltrox's lens mount battle adds useful context.