This release mostly contains bug fixes and some minor improvements. • "No Film" is now an option in the film choice, it removes any film colors and effects. It tries to replicate on device look. • Fixed color clipping when adjusting vibrance values. • Fixed some film rendering where it was blotching bright and vibrant colors. • The caption you type stays with the photo, even with the frame off. It's also saved in the file's details. • Color Mixer and other editor panels are no longer cut off on iPhone Duo cover screen. • When saving photos, we now have an animation that shows the exported photos coming out of a printer.

Bring in photos from your camera. Chobial now opens RAW files from most cameras, including Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm and Leica. Every film works on them, and the original is kept. • Connect a camera or card reader with USB. Then tap Import Photos and pick it under Cameras and Cards. • Photos on the card are sorted by day. The ones you've already imported are marked, and Select New picks the rest. • If Chobial can't read a file, it tells you why. You can import that camera's JPEG instead. • Settings › Open Gallery at Launch starts Chobial on your photos instead of the camera. • Star a film to keep it at the front of the list. • The Film tool has two new sliders: Halation, after Bloom, and Sharpen. • Frames come in five styles with no logo, and rounded corners if you like. Each style keeps its own settings. • Pinch or double-tap the export preview to zoom in. When you type a caption, the preview zooms to where it prints. • The glow around bright spots that turn pure white now fades out gradually. • Settings › Buttons lets you choose what the round button beside the shutter does. On a phone with a Dynamic Island, you can choose for each side of it too. • The Timer tile in Controls waits 3 or 10 seconds before it takes the picture. • Settings › Send Feedback starts an email to me, with your app version and device already filled in.

New: Describe Edits. In the editor, type or say how the photo should look, and Chobial moves the sliders for you. Try "warmer, darker sky". Each change is a normal slider you can change or undo. Each photo keeps its conversation. Nothing leaves your device. It's free and needs Apple Intelligence. • Import a Lightroom preset (.xmp, .lrtemplate or .dng) as your own film. With Pro, save a film you made as a .xmp preset. • Import from Photos as well as Files, as RAW when there is one. • Improved Highlights and Shadows handling. New Whites and Blacks sliders. • Full-screen camera on iPhone Duo and iPad. • Films with no grain add a little grain at ISO 2000 and above. • Pinch or double-tap to zoom in on the spot you touch. Fixes: the viewfinder no longer flashes Apple's colours when you switch films. The first-launch screens no longer crash on a Mac.