Frames now show the time they were taken, in their original time zone.

Improved support for larger accessibility text sizes in your film's frame list.

Fixed a bug where the lens picker could show all lenses instead of only the ones assigned to the camera.

Pin your films Swipe or long-press any film to pin it to the top for quick access.

Setting which lenses pair with each camera, and which filters fit each lens, is now clearer and easier, with tidier labels and layout that make your gear setup obvious at a glance.

Assign compatible lenses to each camera and filters to each lens, so the pickers only show the gear that fits what you're shooting.

This update smooths out iCloud sync so your library stays consistent on every device: • Gallery previews now appear and stay up to date across all your devices • Folder and Recently Deleted counts refresh automatically when films change on another device • Location tagging now sets up correctly on a device synced from an existing iCloud library • Search suggestions now show your most recent film, camera, and stock Thanks for shooting with Frames!

Frames now supports optional iCloud sync, allowing you to keep your film data in sync across iPhone and iPad. Your film rolls, frames, cameras, and lenses stay automatically up to date across devices when iCloud is enabled. iCloud also makes it easy to restore your library when switching to a new device, with your data safely backed up. Frames still works fully without iCloud if you prefer to keep your data local.

Exposure compensation now supports 1/3-stop increments in addition to 1/2-stop. Pick the step that matches your camera, and it's used everywhere compensation values appear.

Minor metadata update.

Improved iPad text labels.

Each film entry now shows the camera used, making it easier to identify rolls when working with multiple cameras.

Fixed an issue on iOS 26 where the recorder could be accidentally dismissed by a slight diagonal swipe on its buttons

Fixed XMP export capture time showing the wrong AM/PM in Lightroom outside UTC timezones Show camera name next to film stock on the film screen

Minor UI improvements

Shutter Speed Increment & Range for Cameras You can now set the shutter speed step increment (full, half, or third stop) and define a min/max range on your cameras, just like you already could for aperture on lenses. The shutter speed picker in frame editing and toolbar will automatically show only the relevant values for your camera. Custom shutter speed sequences still work as before.

Free users can now add up to 5 rolls (up from 3) Frames is now localized in Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Croatian, and Malay

Minor localization improvements

Minor UI improvements

Added support for selecting the app language Existing members can now switch to a different plan directly from the app

Improved stability and minor performance + UX enhancements.

While viewing frame details, easily move between frames from the same film roll using swipe gestures or toolbar buttons. Enhanced expanded frame rows for improved readability. Minor UI and performance improvements.

Add notes to each frame quickly using toolbar shortcuts. The Frame list now shows additional details, which can be toggled on or off via the menu (thanks to Steve for the suggestion). Enjoy smoother performance and improved app stability. Accessibility updates make the app easier for everyone to use. Resolved a rare crash on app launch for iOS 17.6.

Fix for new films being assigned to the last used folder when added from the Library or “All Films”. Under the hood performance improvements.

- Export your film rolls as XMP sidecar files compatible with Lightroom, Capture One, and other photo editors - Each frame exports as an individual .xmp file with full EXIF metadata: camera, lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, GPS, and more - Frame notes, film stock, and filter names are included in the UserComment field