Bug Fixes - Photos library import now includes still images — previously only videos were selectable. - Double-tapping an image in the player detail view now opens it fullscreen, consistent with video behaviour. - Fullscreen image viewer controls no longer auto-hide, ensuring the close button is always reachable. - Entering draw or text mode in the image viewer now forces the toolbar visible so you can always exit annotation mode. Scene Cut Detection - Tap the new scissors button in the player to automatically detect hard cuts in any video clip. - Detected cuts appear as cyan tick marks on the timeline alongside existing annotation ticks (yellow). - Use the new cyan navigation arrows on the timeline to jump between detected shots. - Open the filmstrip panel to see a thumbnail for every detected shot, interleaved with annotated frames. - Filter the filmstrip by All, Annotations only, or Scene cuts only using the icon buttons in the panel header. - Detection results are saved with each clip and restored automatically when you return to it. - Long-press the scissors button to clear all detected cuts for the current clip.

What's New in 1.8 - Annotated Frame Browser — A new filmstrip panel lets you quickly browse all annotated frames in a clip. Tap the film strip icon in the player toolbar to open it — each frame shows a thumbnail, timecode, and annotation summary. Tap any frame to jump to it instantly. - Clip Name on All Exports — The clip filename is now burnt into every frame of QuickTime, Snapshot, and PDF exports so clients always know which shot they're reviewing. - Keep Screen Awake — New setting to prevent the iPad from sleeping during review sessions. Found in Settings → Playback, enabled by default. - Annotation Badges — Playlists and media items now show a green badge with the total number of annotated frames in the sidebar.

What's New in 1.6 - Snapshot Export — Export the current frame as a full-resolution PNG with color correction, LUT, drawings, text annotations, and timecode burnt in. Available alongside PDF and QuickTime in the export menu. - Annotation Badges — Media items now show a green badge with the number of annotated frames directly in the sidebar. Playlists also show the total annotation count across all clips at a glance. - Export Improvements — Overlay text and timecode now scale correctly across all video resolutions and aspect ratios, including portrait, square, and 4K footage.