Improved night-sky capture reliability. • Corrected exposure-limit handling and added checks that confirm camera settings before capture begins. • Corrected the focal-length readout and clarified per-frame exposure versus total stacked capture time. • Improved manual-exposure limits and cancellation during camera setup.

This update improves multi-frame Milky Way capture and refreshes our App Store guide to importing, combining and inspecting your night-sky photographs.

Major stacking upgrade — this is the release AstroGlow was meant to be. • FIXED: Milky Way captures now genuinely stack. An exposure-planning bug meant earlier stacks could collapse to a single frame; the whole capture engine has been rebuilt. • Full-resolution capture: Milky Way and Aurora now capture 12 MP frames instead of 1080p video frames. • New star-matched alignment: frames are registered on the stars themselves, correcting both drift and field rotation. • Milky Way is now sky-only by design — compose above the horizon; the app tells you. • One-tap Enhance is now mode-aware: light-pollution white balance and deep stretch for Milky Way, bright arcs for Star Trails, vivid highlight-safe color for Light Trails. • Aurora captures a single clean exposure (never smeared by stacking), with optional ProRAW DNG. • Timelapse: sequences now run up to 2,000 frames, every frame exposure-corrected before encoding, with automatic thermal pause and battery-safe finishing for all-night runs. • Many reliability fixes: interruption handling, memory safety on long runs, and correct behavior in landscape.