Bug fixes

Cutvey Meter now runs on Apple Watch, alongside your iPhone and iPad. And our biggest update yet. • Scout from anywhere. Search a location or press and hold to mark one, pick a day, and see where the sun goes and how long the shadows run. Tilt into 3D, or look down from the sun. • Let the sun into the frame and the path lines up on its own, even when the compass is off. • Golden-hour heads-up on iPhone and iPad too, fifteen minutes before. • Open the meter or the sun from Control Center, the Lock Screen or the Action button. • Plan a location on your iPhone and your watch follows it. • Apple Watch. Meter from across the set, log with a Double Tap, solve your ND, and get a heads-up before golden hour. Plus complications for your watch face. • Target color. Hold REF, type 3200, 5600 or any kelvin, and see how far every light is from it. • Flicker-safe shutter. Set 50 or 60 Hz and the meter warns you before a light flickers on camera. • Compare. Pick any two readings and see what it takes to match them. • Stops. Your key-to-fill ratio, right beside your reference. Turn it on in Settings. • LEE or Rosco. For crews who still gel, filter names from the brand you use. • Sharper readings. RAW now reads the sensor's own pixels, and every reading checks for clipping, exposure and flicker, and for mixed light on a gray card. • Golden hour to the minute, on the local clock wherever you shoot. • Plus better performance when your phone runs hot, a steadier iPad, and many more fixes.

Cutvey Meter now speaks 41 languages. It follows your device language, or pick one in Settings. • SUN works without a compass: point the camera at the sun once and the sun path lines up. • Hold LOG to measure from RAW, and the reading is saved to your library. • A new Liquid Glass look, and a cleaner layout on iPad. • If a reading can't be saved, the app keeps it, tries again, and tells you the reason. • Sign-in fixes, including codes typed with Arabic or Persian digits.