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Intro to Cinematic mode video in Motion

When you record video on iPhone models that support Cinematic mode, you can create clips with a simulated depth-of-field effect that keeps your subjects—people, pets, and more—sharp while creating beautifully blurred backgrounds, foregrounds, or changes in focus. As you record, the camera uses machine learning to automatically detect and focus on subjects in the scene. You can also tap the camera screen while recording to manually focus on a subject.

Cinematic mode video stills showing change in focus

These automatic and manual focus decisions are called focus points. Focus points, as well as depth-of-field data, are saved with the Cinematic mode video clip.

When you import a Cinematic clip into Motion, you can:

  • Add new focus points and switch the focus between different subjects

  • Lock the focus on a specific point at a specific distance from the camera

  • Create or modify a rack focus effect by adjusting the clip’s focus points

  • Adjust or animate a clip’s depth of field

  • Delete manual focus points (added during recording or added in Motion)

Note: Using Cinematic mode video with Motion requires macOS Monterey or later.

For information on recording in Cinematic mode, see Take videos with your iPhone camera in the iPhone User Guide.

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