Pick the film when you shoot. Tap the film chip below the viewfinder and six swatches unfold, each one the scene you're looking at rendered through that film. Pick one and it folds away. Packs only count shots now — changing film never throws away what's left. Load a new pack from the counter at the top right. It warns you only when there are shots left to lose. And you can get closer. Pinch the viewfinder to zoom, up to 5×. What you frame is what you get. Tap the magnification to go back to 1×. Also - The album button shows your latest photo, mid-development if it's still developing. - In 1:1 the viewfinder sits centered on the screen.

Film now comes in packs. You choose the film when you load a pack, and all eight shots use it — the way a real camera works. The camera screen is quieter for it. Watch it develop from your Lock Screen. After a shot, the sheet sits on your Lock Screen with the time it will be ready, and tells you when it is. There's a Home Screen widget too. Also - The viewfinder wakes up faster when you open the app. - Smoother motion when switching between 4:3 and 1:1. - Fixed: the photo detail buttons showed Korean in every language.

Two new films. Mono — silver print with cool shadows and warm highlights. Night — high speed. Grainy, and the light blooms. All six films look more like real film now. Highlights bloom red (halation), silver grain settles in, and the developer softens every edge. These are the things that actually happen on instant film. The viewfinder also wakes up faster when you open the app.