Lux, the developers behind Halide and Kino, have announced their plans for Halide 3.0, a major update slated for release in 2025 with a series of new features. Halide "Mark III" is set to gain one-tap ...

If you read MacStories, you've likely heard of Halide. For nine years, it's been the definitive iPhone "pro camera app,” ...

The talks reportedly took place in 2025 but didn’t result in a deal. Still, the intent is clear: Apple wants its default Camera app to catch up with pro-level tools, especially as its hardware ...

Halide 3.1 adds perspective correction, a new Scarlet color look, raw only shooting, and smarter focus taps, just six weeks ...

I hate the overly processed photos iPhones capture these days, and that’s why Halide has become my primary camera app. Its Process Zero capture mode breathes life into photos by removing all the extra ...

Lux is following up a hugely successful year with new work on Halide 3.0, the latest version of its excellent iOS camera app. Following a rather successful year, including the release of Process Zero ...

Lux, which makes the iPhone camera app Halide, published a roadmap on Monday detailing the app’s next version, called Halide Mark III, to be released sometime next year. The company said Halide Mark ...

Apple tried to buy Halide to beef up its Camera app ahead of the iPhone 18 Pro. When that fell through, it hired a co-founder instead. Now there's a lawsuit. Apple has been actively looking to close ...

Apple considered buying a company called Lux Optics to enhance the Camera app in the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro with the company’s Halide app. However, last summer’s discussions about the acquisition fell ...

Apple picked up an intriguing new member for its design team today in Sebastiaan de With, co-founder of the iPhone camera app Halide. He announced the move today on Threads, adding, "So excited to ...