Camera Redv1.3.0

What changed

• New featureNew non-destructive Colour Editor with eight-zone wheel and separate tinting for shadows, midtones, and highlights.
• New featureAdded Presets system to save, recall, and share full editing recipes as files.
• New featureNew Auto White Balance tool with skin tone protection and batch processing support.
• UXRedesigned editing panel with four dedicated tabs for Light, WB, Colour, and Balance.
• UXEnhanced share menu with explicit rendering descriptions, RAW conversion, and Save to Files integration.
• UXLibrary navigation improvements including chronological sorting, day-chip jumping, and persistent thumbnails.
• PerformanceImproved import process with real-time landing, duplicate handling, and file verification.
• PlatformExpanded file support for PNG, TIFF, WebP, and AVIF formats.
• UXSmart saving logic that prevents unintentional duplicate exports to the Photos app.
• PerformanceVarious fixes for zoom resets, UI orientation, photo rotation, and interrupted RAW transfers.

Original release notes

COLOUR EDITOR
The develop panel grows into a real colour desk. Eight zones of the colour wheel, each with its own hue, saturation and brightness — cool a sky without touching skin. Colour balance tints shadows, midtones and highlights separately, aimed on a wheel or tuned as exact numbers, live on the photograph. All of it non-destructive, per photo, part of the recipe.

PRESETS
Save a whole recipe — every dial and the look over it — under a name. Recall it on any photo, or lay it on a whole selection from little preview cards. Share a preset as a file: an imported .cube travels inside it, so it arrives complete on someone else's phone.

AUTO WHITE BALANCE
One tap measures the frame's colour cast and takes out as much of it as you choose. Faces count as witnesses — skin is never green — and a frame with nothing to judge by says so instead of guessing. Works over a whole selection too, with a running count.

HIGHLIGHTS AND SHADOWS
Pull a blown sky back or lift the dark end without touching the rest of the frame. The panel now reads Light, WB, Colour, Balance — four tabs, each with its own reset.

SHARE THAT SAYS WHAT IT SENDS
"JPEG, full size" now leads the share menu: every photo rendered on the way out — edits baked in, RAW-only frames converted, and a pair whose JPEG is only a small preview re-rendered from its RAW. The originals stay one tap away, described in plain words with honest counts. Files travel under readable names, Save to Files joins the menu, and if you are still on the camera's Wi-Fi — where nothing online can send — the app warns you before the share sheet, not after the silence.

A LIBRARY THAT KEEPS UP
The roll is ordered by when photographs were shot, switchable to when they arrived. A strip of day chips above the tab bar jumps anywhere in the roll with a tap. Pick, Reject and Delete are instant, thumbnails are kept across launches, and selecting got real tools: arrows that walk exactly the chosen frames, and safe, confirmed ways to unselect or leave.

IMPORT THAT CANNOT FAIL QUIETLY
Photographs appear as they land rather than all at the end, duplicates are asked about — skip or keep a copy, once or for the rest — and every copy is verified. PNG, TIFF, WebP and AVIF join the library alongside JPEG, HEIC and the RAWs.

SAVED ONCE
Saving to Photos remembers what it saved: a second save offers a copy instead of quietly making twins.

FIXES
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