EDIT MODE — HOLD PHOTOS FOR EDITING BEFORE THEY REACH FANS Turn on Edit Mode and nothing goes out until you say so. Photos still arrive from your Hub, Field2Fan still recognizes the jersey and files each frame under the right player — it just holds them for you instead of delivering them. That gives you a window to pull a frame into your editor, work it, send it back, and only then put it in front of fans. THE HOLD SCREEN • Held photos grouped by player, with a thumbnail of each • Edit in… — sends a copy to Lightroom, Capture One, Snapseed, or whatever you use • Save — copies to your camera roll with EXIF intact, for editors that import from Photos • Release — delivers to fans. The only button here that sends anything. • Release Edited or Release All, so you can work a batch and deliver it in one go • Swipe to discard a frame you don't want GET YOUR EDIT BACK IN ONE TAP Field2Fan now appears directly in the share sheet of your editing app. Finish a photo, share it to Field2Fan, and it goes straight back into the same player's folder — matched by filename, so there is no second jersey lookup to get wrong. Common editor suffixes like "-Edit" and "-2" are expected and handled. A photo we can't match is never dropped; it lands in Review for you to place by hand. KNOW WHAT'S OUTSTANDING AT A GLANCE • HELD — straight off the Hub, untouched • OUT — sent to an editor, not back yet • EDITED — an edited version came back and replaced the original A new Edit Mode banner on the Dashboard shows how many photos are waiting and opens the Hold screen in one tap. Field2Fan now also tells you where every incoming photo landed, so a share is never silent. BUILT FOR THE SIDELINE • Larger, full-height controls on the Hold screen — easier to hit in a hurry, one-handed • A new Hold Guide explains the whole loop: what each button does, how to get an edit back, and what the badges mean • The Camera Sync Guide has been rewritten to be scanned rather than read FIXES • The share sheet now opens reliably every time from the Hold screen • Local network access is properly declared, so connecting to your F2F Hub is smoother on a fresh install • Photos shared into Field2Fan always land somewhere you can see them, even with no event live As always, recognition runs on your device and your images stay yours.

Version 0.9.990 (Build 1700) • Bug fix: A player wearing jersey #00 no longer causes every photo in an event to be sent to that player. Real #00 jerseys are now recognized as valid player numbers again. This affected events run in normal (non-Booster) mode where a registered athlete happened to wear #00. • Hub tab: cleaner layout. The old Hub Status widget has been retired in favor of the Enable Hub Check control at the bottom of the tab. Hub credentials (Host, FTP User, FTP Password) are now display-only, since they must match how your cameras are programmed — the "Reset to Defaults" button has been removed. A new "info" button on the Hub Credentials row reveals the default Hub WiFi name and password when you need them. • Hub tab: keyboard usability. When you're changing your Hub's Wi-Fi from the app, you now get a "Done" button on the keyboard and Return-key navigation between fields. • Archive tab: a friendly note now explains that the in-app archive is a local cache and points to your full archive on app.field2.fan, which lives on the server no matter what happens to the app. • Cameras tab: the Cameras shown on the main screen/dashboard list now has an info sheet explaining what it does — power the dashboard's "camera active in the last 6 minutes" activity tile — and includes an identifier reference table for known current Canon, Nikon, and Sony bodies with built-in WiFi and FTP. • Apple Watch: the wrist now buzzes when photos land in the Review folder, so you know to check the phone to address the images needing review. The haptic fires every time the count rises, not just the first time, so if you missed one, the next photo will remind you.

What’s New in Field2Fan 0.9.986 • Introducing WatchList — photographers can add additional athletes to watch for without affecting the event’s paid-client capacity. WatchList athletes remain clearly separated from regular clients and receive their own private photo delivery and Client PIN. • WatchList athletes are identified throughout the Events, player detail, and Lens Tape views, with a dedicated, customizable WatchList tape color. • Jersey recognition now supports the complete 0/00–99 range, including distinct recognition of jerseys 0 and 00. • Added Camera Sync, a large high-contrast clock designed to help synchronize capture times across multiple camera bodies. It includes four display schemes, 12/24-hour formats, landscape support, and a distraction-free full-screen mode. • Improved WatchList persistence, registration-capacity calculations, invitation delivery, and duplicate-jersey handling. • Refreshed the Field2Fan launch experience with a seamless black background while preserving the existing logo animation. This release also includes additional reliability, account-access, and interface refinements.