Set the mood before you export. A new Color correction button on the preview screen opens five sliders — brightness, contrast, saturation, hue and warmth — over a still frame from your own footage. What the slider shows is exactly what lands in the exported file, and the grade covers the satellite descent too, so the color never jumps at the join. Exports now survive a weak signal. If the satellite imagery stops arriving halfway down, Deorbit waits for it to come back — and tells you it is waiting — instead of giving up on you. And if the connection really is gone, your recording is kept and a single tap runs the whole export again. Nothing to re-shoot.

NEW in 1.4 — rating prompt. After the user's third successful export, the app may show Apple's standard rating prompt (RequestReviewAction). It appears only after the user taps Done to close the finished-video screen: never at launch, never over the Share button, and at most once per app version. It is not preceded by any custom question and is shown the same way to every user who reaches that point. The system may choose not to display it. To see it: export three videos (Choose on Map, drop a pin, press and hold the red button, then Export) and tap Done on the third.

Two steps, then you're off. The first time you open Deorbit it now points at just two things: pick a place to dive to, and press and hold to shoot. That is the whole app. Everything else — descent length, transition effects, platform presets — is waiting for when you want to tune a video you have already made. The hint never blocks the button it points at, and it is gone for good once you take your first shot.

Tougher exports. The satellite descent streams its imagery live while it renders, and until now a single hiccup from the map servers was enough to lose a whole export — usually on cellular, usually right at the end. Deorbit now retries, works around the gap and keeps going, so what you shot stays yours. Nothing else changed: the map, your pins and your videos are exactly where you left them.

NEW: The Map Every video you export now gets a pin on a world map, right where it was shot — with a frame of your own footage as its preview. Tap a pin to rewatch or share the video. Shoot in the same spot again and the pin collects all your takes. Your exported videos are also kept safely inside the app, so the map works even if you remove them from your Photos library.