• Darkroom: pinch to look closer at the grain, touch and hold to compare with the picture before, and new exposure, white balance and portrait blur dials that work before the film. • Portrait: stills with the lens opened up, using the LiDAR's depth or depth worked out from the picture. Turn it on in Settings → Stills. • White balance presets: Tungsten, Fluorescent, Daylight, Cloudy and Shade, on a key beside the dial. • Date stamp: the day printed into the corner of your stills, like a film camera's data back. Turn it on in Settings → Stills, or add it to any picture in the Darkroom. • RAW while zoomed in: the DNG keeps the full frame, and the photo is the frame you saw. • Chinese, Simplified and Traditional: the whole app, the Handbook included.

• Exposure fixed: a value set to A now follows the light, and EV compensation works with it. • Your settings stay between launches: film, lens, EV and every value you set. • Choose ProRAW or Bayer RAW in Settings, where your iPhone offers both. • Swipe across the viewfinder to change the look. • Runs cooler: up to 25% less of your iPhone's processing power, and the live view eases off when the phone gets warm. • Digital negative: every still keeps the camera's original. Revert it in Photos, or open the Darkroom to print it again with another film. • Fixed: with Pro, stills from the main lens are now the full 48 MP.

Now in Brazilian Portuguese, with a new Street 35 lens. Fixed the app closing when choosing the front camera on iPhone 13 and earlier.

Fixed the front camera showing sideways on iPhone 17 models.