Is it just me or does the marketing seem to disagree with itself a bit? On the one hand it is talking about how until the iPhone 15 Pro one of the issues is th

Is it just me or does the marketing seem to disagree with itself a bit? On the one hand it is talking about how until the iPhone 15 Pro one of the issues is that you were stuck with whatever version of the video your iPhone decided to record, but then it is talking about how this recording app is not just recording straight log and doing its own magic? What am I missing here, arn't they doing the exact thing that they were saying was bad in the first place? Related to that, they seem to talk about LUT's but if with this we are saying that we can use these prebaked LUT's what exactly does that get me over using prebaked LUT's in my video editor? I am curious how this compares to BlackMagic Camera. Also curious how this will standup when Final Cut Pro Camera launches later this year (but that is obviously only valuable if you use FCP). For $10, I may download it and give it a shot. But I am not fully sure I am seeing the value proposition here and I feel like there has to be something I am really missing here. If it isnt targeting the pro market as some commenters are saying, then what is the point of this over the built in camera app? For context, I do my recording on an iPhone 15 pro max so maybe this isnt targeted at me?