Tap the new options button at the top of the Share sheet to share a project or video file and choose properties including resolution, frame rate, and HDR.View, edit, and share High Dynamic Range (HDR) videos from your Photos library.Import and share 4K videos at 60 frames per second.Drag the slider to change the intensity of any filter applied to your photos and videos.Use the color picker to customize the colors of any background.
Add solid, gradient, and patterned backgrounds to your movie.Choose from three new animated titles: Slide, Split and dual-color Chromatic.Pinch and drag to adjust the size and location of any title.Quickly change a title’s default style, capitalization and duration.Adjust the color of any title by selecting from a grid or spectrum of presets, adjusting numerical sliders, or using the eyedropper in the viewer.Customize any title by selecting from dozens of built-in fonts.Here are the full release notes for today’s iMovie update on iPhone and iPad: Furthermore, editing and sharing HDR video requires an iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X or later, iPad mini (5th generation), iPad (7th generation) or later, iPad Air 3 or later, 10.5-inch iPad Pro or later. This comes as the iPhone 12 adds support for recording videos in 10-bit HDR quality.ĤK at 60 frames per second requires an iPod touch (7th generation), iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone 7 or later, iPad (6th generation) or later, iPad mini (5th generation), iPad Air 3 or later, 10.5-inch iPad Pro or later, Apple says. Apple has also updated Garageband for iPhone and iPad with several notable changes and improvements.Īpple says that you can now import and share videos at 60 frames per second, as well as view, edit, and share HDR videos from your iPhone libraries. Ahead of the iPhone 12 release on Friday, Apple has updated iMovie for iPhone and iPad with a variety of new features, including support for HDR videos.