720nm 1.3 — What's New (App Store Connect) Import many photos at once. You can now select any number of photos in one go, from Photos or from Files, and 720nm creates a project for each. Imports run one at a time so memory stays steady even with large RAW batches, and you can cancel partway — everything already imported stays put. After an import you now stay in your library, where the new photos are waiting, instead of being taken straight into the editor. Also fixed: on narrower iPhones the editor's top bar could push the whole screen off-centre, clipping the Export button and cutting off values like the white-balance reading. The editor now fits properly on every iPhone.

Look Presets Save any edit as a named preset and apply it to another photo in one tap. Presets capture the look - white balance, channel mixer, B&W mix, tone, hot-spot strength - and leave image-specific placement alone, so the same look drops cleanly onto a different frame. Rename, delete, or reach the presets sheet with ⌘P. Apple Pencil Pressure now drives brush opacity when cleaning up a hot spot: press lightly for a subtle pass, firmly for full strength. Hover an Apple Pencil over the canvas and a ring previews the brush size before you touch down. Brush Softness The softness slider now actually shapes the brush falloff, from a hard edge to a wide feather. iPad Keyboard Arrow keys nudge the selected slider one step at a time for fine adjustments, up/down move between sliders — revealing the panel they live in — and space toggles before/after. Alongside the existing ⌘Z, ⇧⌘Z, and ⌘E. Fixes and Polish • Fixed a stray highlight that stuck to the Temperature slider • Settings panels now scroll even when your finger starts on a slider • The export sheet closes itself once your photo is saved • Larger tap targets and better VoiceOver labels throughout • A short welcome screen on first launch, with a way to reach us

Truer infrared color. The IR Swap look has been rebuilt to match desktop editing workflows. Full-quality exports. Fixed a bug where exported JPEGs were re-compressed below your chosen quality. Exports now default to maximum quality. More control. White balance in Kelvin (2000–50,000K), a Flat/Developed rendition switch for RAW files, a new Saturation slider, and selectable export color profiles (sRGB / Display P3).