Resolution and frame rate now live in Settings, alongside the on-screen panel. Both screens read the same values, so they never disagree. On iPhone 18 Pro, the Main camera's aperture now stays put in manual mode instead of drifting with the scene. The light meter responds to your dial again, and the f-number shown on screen matches what lands in the photo's metadata. Korean wording for the new settings.

Video settings now stick. The resolution and frame rate you last chose are restored the next time you open the app, the way a camera keeps its menu settings. 120p clips play at full speed. Footage shot at 120 fps was being interpreted as slow motion by the Photos app. It now plays back at the speed you shot it. Shooting info is back on every clip. The film look, exposure and lens details are shown again in the in-app gallery, including for 120p recordings. This release requires iOS 18 or later.

ROVEWORKS CAMERA 2.0 — Video - Record in OPENGATE, 4K, HD and 720, from 24p to 120p, with your film look rendered into the footage as it records. - Set ISO and shutter by hand while recording. The 180° shutter is marked on the dial. - Stereo or mono sound, wind noise reduction, external microphone support and a live level meter. - Optional electronic stabilization. - Zebra and focus peaking while recording — on screen only, never in the file. - Videos play in the in-app gallery, with format, frame rate, lens and look shown in the info panel. - Video is part of Pro Pack. If you already own it, video is yours at no extra cost. Also in 2.0 - The rangefinder patch now splits the right way when you hold the phone sideways. - The gallery rotates to landscape. - The grid lines up with the aspect-ratio frame you choose. - Dials and menus respond more smoothly. - The rangefinder readout now shows distance only. - Fixed: the focus point stayed where you last tapped after changing focus mode. - Fixed: exposure switched to auto when entering M mode. - Fixed: AE/AF LOCK stayed on screen after switching lenses.

New - Exposure compensation is now optional. Turn it on in Settings → Exposure → Exposure Compensation. When enabled, a ±3 EV zone opens around the A mark on whichever dial is currently set to auto. If you used exposure compensation before this update: it is off by default in 1.5. Switch it on in Settings to get it back. Any previously saved compensation value is reset to 0. Fixes - Photo viewer — the image no longer shifts or briefly shows the wrong proportions when you rotate the device. - Photo viewer — a neighbouring photo could flash on screen during rotation. - Photo viewer — rotating while zoomed in left the photo misaligned. Zoom now resets cleanly before the rotation. - Photo viewer — pinch-zooming with the info panel open made the image shake. Zoom is now properly disabled while the info panel is open. - Photo viewer — a pinch-zoom would occasionally snap back to 1×. - Camera — the gallery thumbnail now refreshes when you return to the app, so a photo you deleted in the Photos app no longer lingers there. Performance - The photo viewer performs far less redundant layout work while idle.

Exposure Compensation - New ±3 EV compensation, in 1/3-stop steps, built right into the dials — no extra menu. Turn a dial past "A" and the compensation scale is there. - Compensation lives on whichever dial is automatic, so the manual dial always stays exactly where you left it. - The current compensation is shown in the top readout, so you never shoot with a forgotten offset. Fixes - Exposure mode labels now follow the standard P / S / A / M convention. S and A were previously shown the wrong way round. - Fixed a case where the preview could go completely white in semi-automatic mode and not recover. - Fixed compensation being silently cleared when switching modes. - Dials no longer jump or snap back when dragged across the "A" mark.

Finer manual control and a faster way back to your photos. - Shutter speed now moves in 1/3 stops, matching the ISO dial — 1/8000 through 1" with the full conventional scale. - ISO extends to 10000 on the main camera. - Tap the thumbnail to jump straight to your latest shot. Swipe down to return to the viewfinder. - Added a Lock Screen and Control Center control for faster camera launch on iOS 18. - Fixed accidental shutter release near the bottom edge in portrait.

Front camera, the right way up On iPhone 17, photos taken with the front camera were saved rotated. They now come out upright on every device, in every orientation. Front photos are no longer mirrored The saved image now matches the RAW file, and the writing in your frame reads the way it did in front of you. The viewfinder still mirrors, the way a mirror should. A second front focal length iPhone 17 gains its 21mm front lens alongside 23mm. Tap the lens indicator to switch. Ultra-wide, edge to edge The black band down the left of ultra-wide photos is gone. The sensor's masked margin was being read as picture. A closer viewfinder Preview brightness now tracks the saved photo far more closely, across scenes and across devices. Gallery stays current Photos deleted elsewhere no longer linger in the gallery, and sharing a large selection no longer stalls. Focal lengths and camera names in EXIF corrected for iPhone 17.