Eight new framing guides, picked from the guide strip under the viewfinder: - Golden Spiral, Spiral Portrait and Tabletop Spiral: put the subject in the small circle where the spiral ends, and line everything else up along the curve. - Golden Point: the subject sits on a golden-ratio point, a little closer to the centre than the thirds. - Leading Lines: roads, rivers and railings lead the eye to the subject. - Symmetry: buildings, corridors and reflections, with the subject in the middle. - Frame in Frame: use a doorway, window, bridge arch or branches as a frame around the subject. - Horizon Portrait: the horizon crosses at waist height. Golden spiral: - "How to use the golden spiral" now sits at the top of Home. Food examples cover a close-up, a full table and a table with its surroundings; people examples cover close, medium and far shots. There are also examples that use an arch as a frame, or a hand, a gaze or a path to lead the eye to the subject. Every sample photo has the spiral drawn on it, with what goes on the curve and what goes in the focus. - Each row has a "Shoot with ..." button that opens the camera with that guide, facing the same way as the sample. - The spiral now keeps the true golden ratio instead of stretching with the screen, and the grid switches to golden-ratio lines when you apply it. - With a spiral applied, "Flip Left/Right" and "Flip Up/Down" let you put the big curve on any side.

New: Smooth Skin - A "Smooth Skin" slider now sits in the filter panel, both before you shoot and when editing. It is off until you turn it up. - It softens fine lines and skin texture on the face while keeping eyes, brows and lips sharp. Even at full strength a little pore texture stays. - You see the effect live in the viewfinder, and the saved photo matches it. - Everything runs on your phone. Photos are not uploaded. Fixes: - Front-camera photos on some iPhones, including the iPhone 17 series, could be saved rotated by 90 degrees or upside down. - With a filter or adjustment on, turning the phone sideways could tilt the viewfinder.

Fixes for the album and editing: - After editing a photo from the album, the saved copy now shows up at the top of the KuangPai album right away. - Edited copies of older photos are sorted by the time you saved them, so they also appear first in Recents. - The Recents album loads and scrolls more smoothly, and opening a photo is faster. - Fixed the missing "Saved a copy to Photos" message after editing from the album.