Blackmagic Camera for iOS 3.4: what's new

Blackmagic Camera for iOS reaches version 3.4, adding more Apple Watch controls, REST API remote control and a new Remote Camera Manager, pulling level with Android.

Blackmagic Camera for iOS has been updated to version 3.4, bringing the app level with Blackmagic Camera for Android, which reached the same version number last week.

The update's main additions are on the Apple Watch side: more camera controls are now available through the companion app, plus there’s a new watch face complication for quicker access. The app also gains support for remote control via the Blackmagic Camera REST API, which as we pointed out last week has been a request on heavy rotation for a while now, and there’s a new Remote Camera Manager for loading saved camera lists.

Blackmagic Camera for iOS is free to download from the App Store. Anyone care to place a bet on whether the Android or iOS version will reach 3.5 first?

Everything in Blackmagic Camera for iOS 3.4

• Additional camera controls with companion app for Apple Watch
• Apple Watch complication for quick access to companion app
• Support for remote control via Blackmagic Camera REST API
• Use external lens setting now locks focus controls
• Map focus and zoom demand controls from accessories settings
• Support for Remote Camera Manager
• Proxy clip manager to view and manage proxy media
• Options to delete proxies when deleting media
• Separate live stream settings for router and destination selection
• Addressed front camera issues for iPhone 17 models
• Addressed peak indicator refresh issue with expanded histogram
• Addressed off speed control range in remote control workflows
• Addressed stereo audio channel inversion in some scenarios
• Support for updating settings to an existing preset
• General performance and stability improvements