This update keeps your records safer. • The first photo now appears reliably in the drawer right after capture. • Your original photo and its back are preserved first, even if thumbnail generation is delayed, then recovered automatically. • The developed-roll contact sheet now fits smaller screens without clipping. • VoiceOver guidance now follows the language you choose in the app: Korean, English, or Japanese.

You can choose your film. There are four. DAY 100, DUSK 400, NIGHT 800, MONO 400. Film, not filters — it loads per roll. Pick one and all 24 frames develop on it, and once the roll has started you cannot change it. You load it when the roll is empty. Once at the start, then every time a roll ends. Load MONO 400 and the front turns black and white too, the same world as the stamp on the back. The finder does not preview it. You don't look through film.

You can choose your film. There are four. DAY 100, DUSK 400, NIGHT 800, MONO 400. Film, not filters — it loads per roll. Pick one and all 24 frames develop on it, and once the roll has started you cannot change it. Load MONO 400 and the front turns black and white too, the same world as the stamp on the back. The finder does not preview it. You don't look through film.

The roll opening is now something you watch. When a roll develops — all 24 frames shot, or three days gone — a film can slides out of the top of the screen and the whole roll unspools as a single contact sheet. The black latent frames turn into photographs in the order you took them. Three days of waiting now end with something to see.