• Fixed a rare crash on first launch. • Stability improvements.

• Fixed a rare crash when zooming. • Stability improvements.

• The volume buttons take a photo again. It works just like tapping the shutter — same shutter sound, silent when your iPhone is in Silent Mode. • Prefer the buttons for volume? Turn it off in Settings › Shutter.

• Added 485 new looks — Korean-style clarity, film tones, halation, cinematic grades, film grain and more. • The filter list is now ordered by popularity, with headings so you can find a look faster. • Fixed Warm and Cool, which were applying the opposite colour.

This update makes SilentShot more dependable: • Unlocking Premium is more reliable when the App Store is slow to respond. • If iOS restarts its media services, the camera and the shutter sound now recover on their own instead of staying dark or silent. • Other bug fixes and stability improvements.

iPhone search now finds SilentShot when you type what it does — “silent camera”, “mute camera”, “no shutter sound” — not just the app’s name. Every shot now plays a shutter sound, which stays quiet while your iPhone is in silent mode, and video recording shows a clear indicator for as long as it lasts.

You can now switch lenses from the top of the screen — tap to cycle 0.5×, 1× and 5×. Shots still start on the wide lens every time, so nothing looks fisheye unless you pick the ultra-wide yourself.

Photos are now captured at your device's full sensor resolution, with wide colour (Display P3). Darker scenes use a longer exposure instead of raising ISO, so there is less noise. Video gets a higher bitrate and stabilisation. Photos now carry capture info (shutter, ISO, lens) — still no location, as always.