A refreshed camera experience makes it easier to focus on your next shot. • Cleaner camera layout with expandable Creative Controls. • Quick access to film looks, double exposure, light leaks, and long exposure. • A new Creative Modes guide explains each effect. • Clearer active-mode indicators and Darkroom Pack status with remaining frames.

Sun600 is now more than an instant-film camera—every pack tells a story. • Chemistry Passports record each print’s film stock, exposure, temperature, location, pack age, and capture style • Pack Stories transform eight exposures into shareable contact sheets, maps, chemistry summaries, and field notes • Create your own signature film stocks in the new Recipe Lab • Share and import custom Sun600 recipes • Darkroom Pack mode keeps your photographs sealed until the pack is complete • New creative pack challenges inspire more intentional shooting • Rediscover photographs taken near your current location • Added a composition grid, horizon level, center focus and metering, and supported zoom controls • Higher-quality archival exports and larger stored digital negatives • Faster image loading, smoother camera performance, and improved background storage Every exposure now carries the history of how—and where—it was made.

Small stability and polish update: - Fixed film pack shot counts so partially used packs stay accurate after relaunching. - Improved the Shot Map and All Shots views to include photos saved in film pack history. - Location access is now requested only when needed. - Improved imported-photo filter previews. - Fixed the gallery shortcut to show the newest shot.

• Living Chemistry — Prints keep changing after they eject, just like real instant film. Loose prints slowly fade, warm, and yellow over the weeks; prints tucked into a photobook are shielded and age much slower. Want to stop time? Hit a favorite print with the new archival spray and it stays frozen exactly as it is, forever. • Weather Chemistry — Turn it on in Settings and the real temperature where you're shooting gets into the film. Cold-weather shots develop slowly and settle into a moody blue; hot days race out fast and warm. Flip a print over to see where its chemistry came from — "Developed at 3°C." • Filter Rail — Preview every film stock before you shoot. A new scrollable rail under the viewfinder paints each filter onto your actual scene — tap one and the viewfinder switches instantly. Your favorites sort to the front. Plus small fixes and polish.

This update improves stability and reliability: • Fixed an issue that could cause photo data loss • Fixed a freeze when browsing photobooks • Fixed the widget displaying an incorrect version