iPhone cinema camera · TestFlight beta

A cinema camera that shoots Apple Log —and grades it while you shoot.

One button decides what a take becomes: untouched Apple Log with every stop the sensor saw, or your look baked in live. The preview never lies — what you see is what gets encoded. Real exposure controls, not a filter slapped on after.

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iPhone 15 Pro or later · Free while in beta

The signature move

Shoot the negative. Or shoot the print.

Most apps make you choose at the edit bay. Memios makes it one button on set: the LUT button drives both the preview and the file. Off, you record clean Apple Log. On, your look is baked in by the same pipeline that's drawing the screen — WYSIWYG down to the frame.

LUT off — the Log master

Untouched. Maximum latitude.

A clean Apple Log recording with the full dynamic range the sensor captured — the negative you grade properly later, in Resolve or Final Cut.

LUT on — the graded file

Your look, already applied.

The same take with your LUT baked in, ready to post the second you stop recording. No round-trip, no "I'll grade it tonight."

Either way: up to 4K, straight into your Photos library the moment you cut. One button, flipped any time between takes.

Shoot like a camera, not a phone

The controls a camera has. The ones a phone forgot.

Memios gives you the exposure triangle back — with a metering brain that keeps the picture clean while you drive.

  • P / S / I / M exposure modes

    Program, Shutter-priority, ISO-priority, or full Manual. Fix the variable that matters to your shot; let the meter solve the rest.

  • AE lock with live EV

    Lock exposure, then still dial EV compensation up or down — the reading stays put while you push the look brighter or darker.

  • Minimum-shutter floor

    Set the slowest shutter you'll tolerate, and auto-exposure never crosses it — no mushy motion blur sneaking in when the light drops.

  • Tap to focus & meter

    Tap anywhere to rack focus and meter that spot. Continuous autofocus that actually holds.

  • White-balance presets

    Daylight, tungsten, and the rest — pick a reference instead of fighting an auto-WB that drifts mid-take.

  • Focus peaking & pinch zoom

    See exactly what's sharp with peaking overlays, and zoom smoothly right through the take.

Memios Link

Your iPhone is now your Mac's cinema webcam.

Install the free MemiosCam companion on your Mac, and your graded Memios feed shows up as a camera in Zoom, Meet, Photo Booth — anywhere. The same color science you shoot with, live on every call.

  • USB or Wi-FiPlug in for zero latency, or go wireless on the same network.
  • Paired & encryptedThe link is paired to your devices and encrypted end to end.
  • The graded look, liveIt's not a raw phone feed — it's your LUT, applied in real time.
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Camera Control button

Launches straight from the Camera Control button.

Press the Camera Control button — even on the lock screen — and Memios opens ready to roll. No unlock, no hunting for the app, no missed moment. From pocket to recording in one press.

Rolling out in beta

Good to know

Questions, answered.

What do I need to run it?

An iPhone 15 Pro or later on iOS 18+. Apple Log needs the Pro camera system — it shipped with the 15 Pro — and Memios is tested on the iPhone 17 Pro.

What is Apple Log, exactly?

A flat, wide-latitude recording profile. Instead of baking contrast and color in, it preserves the sensor's full range so you have room to grade — the same reason cinema cameras shoot log.

Where do my files land?

Straight into a "Memios" album in your Photos library the moment you stop recording — the clean Log master or the graded file, whichever your LUT button chose.

Do I have to grade to use it?

No. Leave the LUT button on and the graded file is finished when the take is. Flip it off when you want a Log negative to grade properly later.

What does the Mac webcam cost?

Nothing extra. MemiosCam is a free companion app — download it, pair once, and your graded feed is a system camera.