• Save the current processing label directly to Photos without waiting for the movie export. • Improved portrait-roll timelines with frames sampled from more points throughout each clip. • Landscape clips inside portrait rolls now appear correctly within a portrait frame, with black bars above and below. • Repositioned roll information and date stamps so they no longer cover details in the organic film border. • Improved stability and the overall experience.

filmroll diary 1.0.6 introduces a private screening room for preserving and revisiting your finished movies. ・A new private screening room Every successful export is now preserved in an in-app movie collection. Select a film reel box to watch it inside a dedicated auditorium with a dark seating area and projected screen. ・A film-inspired presentation Each screening begins with a 3–2–1 film leader and cue frame. During playback, subtle projector flicker and restrained seat reflections respond to the movie. These presentation effects never modify the finished video or audio. ・A projected “Fin” card and instant replay When the current movie truly ends, a film-textured “Fin” card appears inside the screen. Tap it to replay the same movie from the beginning without repeating the countdown. ・Random and continuous random screening Choose a specific movie, start a one-time random screening, or let continuous random mode move through your collection. ・Portrait and landscape viewing Switch orientation using the in-room control or by rotating your device. When leaving a landscape screening, the film archive automatically returns to portrait. ・A collection designed to grow The newest movie receives a large featured reel box, while earlier films are arranged on compact two-column shelves. Sort by export date, year and month, recent playback, title, or duration. ・Five-frame archive previews Selecting a roll now reveals a short 35mm strip containing five moments sampled across its complete timeline. ・Organize multiple rolls Select and delete multiple film rolls together while continuing to see the information and filmstrip for the most recently selected roll. This update also includes layout, stability, and accessibility improvements.

filmroll diary 1.0.5 reimagines the complete experience of loading, shooting and preserving a roll of film. ・Choose 1080p or 4K Each new roll can now be set to 1080p or 4K at 24 fps. Automatic mode uses 4K and HEVC on supported cameras. Slow Shutter and Slow Motion continue to record in 1080p. ・A redesigned film-loading ritual Four original film stocks are now presented through metal film cans, contact prints and paper records, creating a calmer and more cohesive way to choose and load a roll. ・A new film archive and roll detail The collection is arranged as a single physical film shelf. Every clip now presents three genuine frames from different moments, making its content and place in the roll easier to recognize. ・Complete Korean localization filmroll diary now supports Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Korean and English across roll creation, camera, playback, export, purchase and accessibility experiences. ・A more dependable path into recording The transition from loading a roll to opening the camera is now more reliable. Clear, recoverable guidance is shown whenever the camera is unavailable. ・Accessibility and detail improvements This update improves VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion and selection states that do not rely on color alone. Thank you for preserving ordinary, meaningful moments with filmroll diary.

• The full-feature trial is now one month, giving you more time to complete a roll at your own pace. • First Thaw 1991 has been refined with softer highlight diffusion, delicate glow, and a clear low-contrast finish that preserves detail. • Clip thumbnails and the film-development sequence during export now faithfully reflect the film stock selected for each roll. • Improved film shelf selection and export-development reliability, with additional refinements throughout.

Version 1.0.3 ・A completely redesigned Film Rolls Library, inspired by a physical film archive. ・Each of the four film stocks now has its own distinctive canister material and color. ・Canister height reflects the available recording length, with new vintage label-maker typography. ・More natural scrolling, selection, and forward-filling animations when a roll is removed. ・The first recorded clip now determines whether the entire roll is presented in portrait or landscape. ・Improved onboarding and camera guidance, keeping instructions clear of the controls they describe. ・Additional refinements to playback, film development, export stability, and interface details. Everyday moments now have a place of their own in your personal film archive.

Added a notification when a film roll is full. Improved the accuracy of film-tone rendering in exported images.

Added complete Traditional Chinese and English App Store information, with improved multilingual presentation. More people can now begin their first cinematic diary in a familiar language.