New: Focus Control in Camera Monitor A new Focus cell in the monitor's parameter bar: • Switch focus mode and focus area from your phone, with the options your camera actually offers • On cameras with touch focus, tap the live view to focus there; while tracking, tap again to retarget or stop tracking • In manual focus, tap to magnify the view 2× and check focus • Live focus status on screen; if the camera rejects a change, the app says why and restores the setting Connections and Fixes • Connecting a different camera now shows its model in the connection dialog and on the home screen card • Older models: hotspot names shortened in the QR code are completed automatically, and cameras that can't be controlled wirelessly explain why and point you to USB • Fixed possible crashes on first launch, when deleting a favorited recipe and when editing an older recipe • Recipe parameters follow the order of the camera's Creative Look menu • Focus peaking colors in Camera Monitor now work in every language • Added α7R IV to the camera list — From the previous update — Connect Without a Cable Three new ways to connect — Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and LAN — join USB in a new Camera Connection card on the home screen, so every way of reaching your camera now starts in the same place. • Bluetooth: put the camera into pairing as the guide shows and the app does the rest, completing the pairing and asking the camera to open its hotspot • Wi-Fi: scan the QR code on the camera screen and the connection starts straight away, or type the hotspot details in by hand • LAN: when the camera and your iPhone are on the same router, pick the camera from the discovery list • Cameras that use Access Authentication get a proper sign-in screen, with the reason shown under the field when a password is wrong • Every method comes with illustrated step-by-step guidance for the camera side, and a failed attempt explains what went wrong and offers the other ways in Switch Recipes and Camera Looks Wirelessly Once connected, a whole recipe goes to the camera without a cable: Creative Look, all eight sub-parameters and both white balance axes in one pass, and it can be stored in the camera's custom look slots. Wireless and USB share the same write sequence, and every setting about to change is still listed for you to confirm first. Recipe Lab Use the camera's live view as your negative: watch the frame while you switch Creative Looks and dial in parameters, or tap a recipe card to apply the whole thing to the camera. Camera Monitor Monitor and Recipe Lab no longer require a cable. If a connection is already up they open straight onto it, and behaviour over USB is unchanged. Also in this release • The camera card on the home screen shows the connected model, how it is connected and the camera battery level, with one-tap disconnect • White balance shift is clamped to the ±7 steps the camera actually accepts before anything is written, so an out-of-range value from an older recipe never reaches the camera

Connect Without a Cable Three new ways to connect — Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and LAN — join USB in a new Camera Connection card on the home screen, so every way of reaching your camera now starts in the same place. • Bluetooth: put the camera into pairing as the guide shows and the app does the rest, completing the pairing and asking the camera to open its hotspot • Wi-Fi: scan the QR code on the camera screen and the connection starts straight away, or type the hotspot details in by hand • LAN: when the camera and your iPhone are on the same router, pick the camera from the discovery list • Cameras that use Access Authentication get a proper sign-in screen, with the reason shown under the field when a password is wrong • Every method comes with illustrated step-by-step guidance for the camera side, and a failed attempt explains what went wrong and offers the other ways in Switch Recipes and Camera Looks Wirelessly Once connected, a whole recipe goes to the camera without a cable: Creative Look, all eight sub-parameters and both white balance axes in one pass, and it can be stored in the camera's custom look slots. Wireless and USB share the same write sequence, and every setting about to change is still listed for you to confirm first. Recipe Lab Use the camera's live view as your negative: watch the frame while you switch Creative Looks and dial in parameters, or tap a recipe card to apply the whole thing to the camera. Camera Monitor Monitor and Recipe Lab no longer require a cable. If a connection is already up they open straight onto it, and behaviour over USB is unchanged. Also in this release • The camera card on the home screen shows the connected model, how it is connected and the camera battery level, with one-tap disconnect • White balance shift is clamped to the ±7 steps the camera actually accepts before anything is written, so an out-of-range value from an older recipe never reaches the camera

Camera Monitor: Composition Masks & Safe Areas Frame for your delivery aspect ratio while you shoot, so you know exactly what survives the crop. • Nine aspect masks: 1:1, 4:3, 16:9, 1.85:1, 2:1, 2.35:1, 2.39:1 and XPan panoramic (65:24) • Three ways to treat the area outside the frame: guide lines only, dimmed, or solid black • Safe areas: 90% action-safe and 80% title-safe, on their own or stacked • A persistent ratio badge keeps the active setting visible, and your choice is remembered between sessions New Camera Support • Added support for the Alpha 7R VI (ILCE-7RM6) • Cameras without official body artwork now show a neutral placeholder instead of a wireframe icon Fixes • White balance shift: the G–M axis steps in 0.25 increments again (it was limited to 0.5), and the A–B axis no longer produces values the camera cannot accept

Camera Monitor Turn your iPhone into an external monitor for your Sony camera over USB. The live view fills your phone's screen, with ISO, shutter, aperture, white balance and exposure compensation all visible at once — and ISO, shutter, white balance and exposure compensation adjustable right from your phone. • Focus and exposure aids: focus peaking, zebra, false color • Waveform monitor and histogram • Framing tools: grid, safe area and aspect masks, desqueeze, mirror, rotation, portrait/landscape • Switch the camera's Creative Look from your phone — your choice is written back to the camera • Remote shutter: tap to shoot, photos are saved to the camera's memory card Connect with a data-capable USB cable and set the camera's USB connection mode to "PC Remote". Requires iOS 16 or later. Some professional tools require Pro. Other Improvements • Lens series names in recipes are now localized • Various stability and polish fixes

USB Recipe Import Connect your iPhone to your Sony camera with a cable and write recipes straight into the camera's Creative Look. The look is applied in-camera as you shoot — no more copying settings by hand. The connection screen shows camera battery level and includes a step-by-step wired setup guide. Picture Profile Readout Photo info now has a Picture Profile section that reads the in-camera settings directly from your Sony original: black level, gamma, knee, color mode, color phase, detail and more. Currently supports original JPEGs from the Sony a7 V. When a photo can't be read, we now tell you why instead of leaving it blank. Sharper Images, Less Data Recipe images now upload as WebP — smaller files at the same quality. Large images moved up to 1242px wide, so they fill modern displays without looking soft. Fixes and Improvements · Fixed the watermark logo size slider jittering while dragging · Fixed an occasional crash when switching languages · Fixed lens names and titles on shared recipe cards showing in the wrong language · The community agreement notice is now shown in your own language · More complete translations across all supported languages