After importing a photo, choose Improve photo to compare three on-device options: Balanced light, Natural colour and Soft tones. Compare each with the original and export your chosen JPEG. Save a personal recipe starting point using readable settings from a supported original Fujifilm JPEG, or a recipe from your library. Camera results can differ from the software edit. Saving the recipe does not publish your photo. Find recipes faster with visible filters, recent additions first and readable settings to copy. Open a saved recipe’s original post, start a community post from My Recipes, and go from a photo recipe to camera setup, preview or sharing. Check last-read camera slots offline and follow per-setting read-back results during supported USB transfers. Library filters and online collections have clearer names. Larger controls, clearer text and reduced motion improve everyday use. On iPad, browse recipes beside their details. On Mac, use recipe keyboard shortcuts and drag JPEG or RAF files into Preview.

More complete recipe transfers for X100VI firmware 1.32: verified white balance modes, Color, Sharpness, High ISO NR -4/0 and custom slot names. Every write is read back, and partial transfers clearly show failed or skipped settings. White balance dependencies and slot checks help keep transfers consistent. Half-step highlight and shadow values remain exact. ISO and exposure ranges appear separately as shooting guidance.

Writing a recipe to an X100VI now includes the white balance shift, and the color temperature when the slot is already set to Kelvin. Every setting in the recipe now shows whether it was written or skipped, and why. Account deletion now accepts the confirmation word shown in your language. The publish confirmation explains how to remove a published recipe, and the in-app privacy policy is up to date. Loading community recipes is more robust.

Premium access refreshes when you return to the app, including Lifetime access redeemed elsewhere. Restoring purchases is more reliable. Sign-in and password-reset messages are clearer. Comment likes and recipe publishing work more reliably, including retrying a failed publication. Studio handles photo changes more reliably while previews or RAF development are in progress. Camera compatibility guidance is clearer, and more Fujifilm camera models are available in recipe filters.

Studio is easier to reach on iPhone and iPad. Your photo stays visible while you adjust light, colour and crop. Double-tap an adjustment slider to reset it, and pinch the photo to zoom. Likes, saved recipes, comments and the camera testing form work more reliably. Lifetime Premium is clearly identified in Settings. Purchase restoration gives clearer feedback, and supported Macs can redeem Apple offer codes in the app.

Preview has a fuller set of editing tools for light, colour, crop, frames and text. Copy an edit across results to compare your looks. Recipe and profile sharing now includes a link. Add sample photos to your own recipes and follow likes, comments and new followers in the in-app activity screen. First-use guidance is clearer. This update also improves draft protection, profile-photo saving, feed reliability, sign-in on Mac and layouts with larger text.

Publishing a recipe to the community now works. If it failed for you before, please try again — nothing you made was lost. In My Recipes, the From camera, From photos and Published filters now show the recipes they promise. Until now they came back empty no matter what you had. A recipe read from a photo or from the camera now keeps its High ISO NR value, and signing in with the wrong password now says so instead of showing a general error.

Sending a recipe to your camera is now one tap from the Recipes tab — you no longer have to plug in first to discover the feature exists. It appears only for cameras SimuLook can actually write to. The purchase screen now tells you plainly when writing is not calibrated for the camera you shoot, before you pay rather than after.

Sign in with Apple now takes you straight into SimuLook without requiring another name or email form. Profile setup and editing remain optional, and their Mac windows now scroll cleanly without clipped text. This update also improves onboarding at large text sizes, recipe-card actions, tab-bar spacing, camera recovery messages, accessibility targets, privacy disclosures, and localization across all nine languages.

A simpler five-tab layout and a new Create hub make every recipe path easier to find. Create manually, read an original Fujifilm JPEG, copy from a connected camera, or import a file. Recipe origins and Preview labels are clearer, camera sessions recover more safely, and new system-permission explanations are fully localized. Includes fixes across onboarding, authentication, legal fallbacks, recipe editing, and iPad and Mac layouts.

You can finally edit your profile — add a picture, change your name, username, bio and links. • Like comments, and reply to them • Turn notifications on or off for messages and for likes, comments and follows • Change the email address on your account • Tap any tag to find more recipes like it • Share your profile with a link • Reading a recipe from a photo now also recovers sharpness, colour and noise reduction • Fixed: a long recipe name was quietly shortened when you saved it

Studio now develops every recipe you select, instead of leaving cards waiting. • Fixed lists whose last row could sit trapped under the tab bar • Recipe artwork and Studio results no longer overlap the controls around them • Curated recipes are now correctly credited to SimuLook • The Studio tour, the Discover tab and several camera messages are translated in every supported language • An empty Discover feed now shows what you can do offline: read your camera, read a recipe from a photo, or open Studio

This update improves localization and launch reliability across all nine supported languages. Recipe import now handles invalid and duplicate files correctly, camera troubleshooting and diagnostics are clearer, X100VI is easier to select, and several error and empty states have been polished.