All five print styles now use a finer halftone screen. Faces keep their features, hair keeps its edges, and fine lines in buildings and lettering come through — while the dot texture stays clearly visible. The difference shows most on half-body and full-body photos, where the old screen was coarse enough to lose a face entirely. Texture and Grain now show their value as you drag, so a look you dial in is one you can write down and come back to.

Two new print styles: Engraving — fine wavy lines that swell in the shadows, like a banknote etching — and Stipple — thousands of tiny ink dots whose density carries the tone, like a vintage stamp. Both work with the same texture and grain sliders.