This update adds two new film types:

NEON NIGHT film mode:
Enhances bright spots in night photos and adds vibrant, saturated glows for a "cyberpunk" vibe

ETHEREAL film mode:
Classic soft focus mode, without the need to put grease on your lens!

Plus:
- Subtle Level Assist in the viewfinder
- Option to save photos in an instagram-friendly aspect ratio
- Optional special shutter sound, which can be muted and volume-adjusted (iOS18+)

Fixes a problem with the iPhone 16 Pro when shooting the Ultra Wide lens in high res mode

This version prevents taking pictures/changing lenses before the camera is ready (which could cause a blacked out viewfinder).

- Take pictures using the iPhone 16 Camera Control
- App settings have been moved into the About screen
- Various internal optimizations

Tapping the Preview Thumbnail now opens the Photos app

- New GRITTY film type, inspired by Lomography Metropolis film, adding a "bleached" desaturated look
- Updated Film Selection panel
- Experimental Bonus Feature: shoot in Ko-Tanzaku (小短冊) format; the narrow vertical traditional Japanese art style (can be enabled in Settings)

Fixes an issue where using the Control Center or Notification Center could cause problems with using the camera or the volume button.

In this update:
- New B&W mode (Soft HP5+ inspired)
- New film selection mechanism
- Visual feedback when taking a picture
- Process speed improvement
- UI Improvements

- Processing speed boost
- Fix for the volume keys no longer working as a shutter button after exiting the app
- Minor internal optimizations

- Swipe to change EV compensation
- Tap EV label to reset EV to 0
- Option to save lossless HEIF files (enable in the app's settings page)

New in this version:
- Save EXIF data with photos
- Save GPS Location data with photos
- Tweaked Ortho Plus (B&W) emulation to better cope with high contrast outdoor use
- New about/help screen

Last version:
- Switch between all available lenses
- Haptic feedback
- Use volume keys as shutter button
- UI improvements

Some much-requested features and quality of life improvements:
- Haptic feedback for all actions (pressing shutter, changing film mode)
- Take pictures using the volume buttons on the device
- Double-tap viewfinder to switch lenses
- Tap viewfinder to toggle wireframe display
- Label displaying the selected film type when switching films
- Support for rotating the device/camera

- Native support for 48 Megapixel images (careful, these are slow and big!)
- Support for Ultra Wide Angle lenses if available

You can find these options in the system Settings app (XP4N page).

Night Mode (Cinestill) now behaves more natural under (bright) daylight