Native iPad support Crazy Film is now a real iPad app, not a stretched phone layout. Every panel has been rearranged for the larger screen. · Rebuilt grading suite — Curves and HSL now sit side by side, so there's no more switching back and forth. The curve is square with the channel buttons stacked along its edge, which makes control points far easier to drag. Colour wheels are bigger, with the RGB readouts moved out to the sides. · Larger type throughout — Interface text has been stepped up across the app, and it now follows your system Text Size setting. Parameter names, preset names and tab labels are all clearer. · Roomier panels — Export, frames, film-strip splitting, recipes and every other screen now open at a larger size on iPad, so there's far less scrolling. · Better strip splitting — Buttons, sliders and preview thumbnails are all larger, making offset and frame spacing much easier to fine-tune. Other improvements · Terms of Service and Privacy Policy now open full screen instead of resizing mid-load. · Avatar, handwritten signature and brand logo now use the in-app photo browser, which is faster and more reliable. · Fixed a number of text sizes that were too small to read comfortably.

• Frame splitting: batch rotate / mirror a whole strip at once. Fix an upside-down or mirrored scan for the entire strip in a single tap—no more adjusting frame by frame. • New free experience: the paywall is gone. All features are now free to use—only export offers a membership (no watermark / original image / full resolution / all formats). Thanks for using the app. Feedback is always welcome.

· Photo Map: geotagged shots drop onto a map and group by location—tap to see that spot's photos and capture info. · Negative Splitting: a full film strip is auto-detected and split into frames, each converted and graded on its own—no manual cropping. · Studio Frame: the backdrop auto-samples your photo's key colors with soft gallery lighting and a floating shadow for a one-tap, brand-sample look.

What's New New · Face Metering & Rangefinder · Face-priority exposure: automatically detects faces while metering; when several are found, choose which face to meter. · Rangefinder: precise distance measurement with LiDAR, with a dual-camera estimate as a fallback on devices without LiDAR. · Depth of Field / Hyperfocal: real-time ranging lets you see the depth-of-field range and the hyperfocal focus point at a glance. · Color temperature meter: measure the ambient color temperature in one tap. Conversion Quality & Experience · Highlight recovery: a soft shoulder brings back detail in blown highlights, so they're no longer clipped to pure white. · New reveal animations when converting negatives (peel-apart, blinds and more); the default "Instant" shows the finished photo right away. Stability · Fixed a rare case where a purchase completed but didn't unlock, and strengthened lifetime-purchase entitlement checks. · Fixed a possible crash when opening the Scan page on iOS 17.

Crazy Film 1.2 • NEW: AR photo wall & 3D spatial album — hang your shots on a real wall or view them up close in space • NEW "Acrylic" transparent frame — see-through edges that reveal the scene behind in AR/3D • More export formats: 16-bit TIFF, transparent PNG, higher-quality 10-bit HEIC • Reworked negative conversion: Hasselblad shutter sound & haptics, iPhone-style flatten framing, auto perspective correction • Light meter ruler now gives a crisp haptic click at every aperture/shutter stop • New launch animation: sunrise & sea waves • Histogram and UI refinements, plus bug fixes (incl. Dynamic Island develop-timer leftover)

· 7 new share frames: Floating Card, Aura Glow, Tilted Print, Film Strip, Gallery Wall, Watermark Bar and Color Card — with automatic dominant-color palettes and smart layout. · Frame text (camera, location, settings) now auto-scales to fit, so long labels never overflow or get cut off. · Fixed blurry imports and soft exports for some Nikon NEF and other RAW files. · When no shot log is linked, exports now preserve the original photo's EXIF (camera, settings, date, location). · Fixed a bug where adding a frame could crop the photo.