Your originals are safer Batch tools that replace originals now move them to the Trash instead of overwriting them, so Put Back in Finder always undoes an overwrite. Every write is also atomic now, meaning a crash or a full disk can no longer leave a half-written file where your original used to be. Replacing originals in a batch also asks for confirmation first, and tells you how many files it will affect. Better color filtering Filtering by gray, black, or white is far more accurate. Photos that are mostly a neutral color now match even when there is a small colorful subject in frame, and shadows or overcast skies are no longer mistaken for blue or brown. Easier to get back Edit and Develop now have the same Back button as the viewer, so leaving them is obvious instead of a guess. Smoother previews Opening an image or video zooms out of the thumbnail you clicked rather than fading in, and the transition no longer stutters.

Fixes and refinements: • WebP images now open in zoom, Develop, and Edit like any other photo. Animated WebP files still play as animations. • The 9:16 crop preset is now correctly vertical, and no longer matches 16:9. • You can now pan a zoomed photo with a two-finger trackpad scroll or a mouse wheel, instead of having to click and drag. • Opening a photo is instant. The viewer no longer flashes a loading state before appearing. • The viewer's exit control is now a clear "Back" button, moved away from the window controls to prevent accidental clicks. • Added breathing room above the first row of thumbnails when photos are grouped by date. • The "Unlock Lathe Pro" menu item is now hidden once Pro is unlocked.