• Wi‑Fi import for more cameras: GoPro, Ricoh Theta, Insta360, OM System / Olympus, Ricoh GR and Pentax, Lumix, Canon EOS and PowerShot, Nikon cameras that use Wireless Mobile Utility, Leica M10, Fujifilm X and Novatek action cams • Wi‑Fi SD cards (ez Share, FlashAir) for any camera that records to SD • Find Camera: nearby cameras via Bluetooth and Wi‑Fi, one-tap connect; optional “camera nearby” alert and Shortcuts action • Set the camera clock in one tap; keep the camera’s location or borrow it from your iPhone photos • Transfers resume after Wi‑Fi drops; “New since last time” picks only frames not yet imported • RAW + JPEG saved as one photo; videos come along too • Best Shots marks the sharpest frames; Open In… sends a series to another app • Free date stamp: format, color, corner, live preview • Recipes: 7 collections, add from a link, code, text, QR or a .cube LUT; optional iCloud sync, export/import of all your recipes, new descriptions • Tip when 5 GHz Wi‑Fi would make a slow transfer faster • Rate the app or write to the developer from Settings • 8 new languages: German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified), Portuguese (Brazil) • What you buy stays yours; free features stay free

Transfer a whole shoot from your camera, give every frame the same film-inspired color, and save it to Photos or for Instagram — in one app. Filmhaus is now Camera Combo. Owned Filmhaus before 3.0? You keep every Pro feature for free, forever.

Filmhaus 2.0: your photos live in Photos, and your Sony camera connects once. • Your Photos library is the library. No importing, no copies. • Done saves your edit right in Photos, and you can always revert it there. Live Photos too. • Apply a look to many photos at once: select a day and tap Look. • Sony cameras: connect once with NFC, by scanning the camera screen, or manually. Then Get Photos moves only new shots into Photos with your look. • Transfers show progress and time left, reconnect after dropouts, and stopping keeps everything already received. • Point curves, an editor that opens on looks, and clear Cancel and Done buttons. • Recognize a Fujifilm recipe from a screenshot. • iCloud now syncs only your looks; iCloud Photos keeps your photos.

A redesigned editor that puts your photo first. • The photo fills most of the screen and stays perfectly still while you adjust. • Pick a parameter and fine-tune it with one large slider. Double-tap to reset. • Cleaner sliders: a thin track and a ring handle instead of a colored fill. • Looks preview as thumbnails of your photo. Tap the applied look again to adjust its strength. • Curves draw right over the photo, and crop ratios live in a single menu. • Undo and redo moved to the top bar; compare, histogram and full screen float in the photo's corner. • Press and hold to see the original. Swipe between photos, swipe down to close. • Dark mode throughout the app. The library shows 3 columns, and you can pinch to resize thumbnails.

Emulsion is now Filmhaus, with a big update. • Crop to 1:1, 4:5, 3:2, 3:4 or 16:9, rotate, flip and straighten. • Film details: grain size, roughness and color, light leaks, expired film, color density, clarity and date stamps. • Share looks as a QR card, link or file, and exported photos carry their look. • Create a look from a reference photo or from a Fujifilm film-simulation recipe. • Export borders with camera, lens and exposure details, plus diptychs and contact sheets. • Search by camera, lens, look and subject, and see shooting details in Info. • Film roll mode for Sony remote shooting: shots stay hidden until you develop the roll. • Apply a look from Shortcuts, and use every look in the Photos app.