Known as the "Swiss Army knife" of filmmakers, the iOS app pCAM Pro won the Emmy Award.

CTOnews.com, August 16 (Xinhua)-- after several original TV series / movies of Apple's Apple TV+ streaming service were nominated for the 75th Emmy Awards, an iOS app called pCAM Pro also won the award.

PCAM Pro Apps has won engineering, science and technology awards under the Emmy Awards, which are not limited to specific categories, usually covering high dynamic range television (HDR-TV), LED video processors and production displays. The Emmy Awards awarded the award to pCAM Pro apps this year.

CTOnews.com hereby translates the Emmy Committee statement as follows:

PCAM Pro, developed by David Eubank, is a mobile app for Apple's iOS device that provides up to 26 full-fledged cinematography tools for TV and film professionals.

These tools include calculations to guide camera lens design decisions, setting up design and construction, selecting lens and camera sensor formats, achieving proper exposure and color balance, creating flicker-free lighting and lighting designs, as well as functional eye light and lighting effects.

Most notably, it allows accurate pre-visualization of specific lens and camera pairs, making it a valuable tool.

Due to a strike by the Writers Association and SAG-AFTRA actors, the Emmy Awards ceremony has been postponed from September to October 18, 2023.