Tell Night Atlas when and where you took a photo — on a map. • When & where: search a place or drag a map to the spot. The place sets the time zone for you, and a photo with no date gets a calendar and clock. No coordinates to type. • Offline? The app says so and lets you enter coordinates instead. • Manual Mode: hand-solved deep-sky photos are fully labelled again. • Erasing: nothing jumps into the space a removed name leaves, the photo gets more room while you erase, and constellation names above a cleared line stay put. • Glow-filtered Milky Way edits that used to be turned away solve more often. • The stamp card's Sky line names the constellations that fill your frame. • Pinch-zoom stays inside the photo.

Sharper, more trustworthy star labels, especially on wide-angle and fisheye nightscapes. • Lens-aware solving: distortion, off-centre optics and fisheye lenses are now modelled, so labels stay on their stars out to the corners and constellation lines curve the way the sky does. • Labels are drawn only where the solve is confirmed against your photo's own stars. Areas it can't confirm stay clean instead of showing a misplaced name. • Erase one label or line at a time with a tap, or switch to Brush to sweep. • Clear below line now carries into every saved and shared image. • Long solves keep going: the screen stays awake while a photo is solving. • Near the horizon, labels correct for atmospheric refraction when the photo has an exact time and place. • Lightroom exports keep their capture time and time zone, and Solve Again from the Library keeps a time zone you set. • Manual Mode: pick a fourth star as a check, and hand-solved photos get the refraction correction too.

Stamp: the Photograph softening (Subtle, Strong, Behind card) keeps full 16-bit precision, and an empty card leaves the photograph untouched. Exports that cannot be rendered are reported instead of saving a wrong file. Restore Purchase explains a pending Ask to Buy.

Stamp: the Photograph softening (Subtle, Strong, Behind card) no longer turns large frames into vertical streaks, and is faster.

Foreground protection: automatic labels, markers, constellation lines and text halos are clipped at detected skylines, with consistent protection at preview and export sizes. Objects: everything the solve found - stars, planets, nebulae, constellations - in one list. Hide any of them, insist on one, or drag its label where you want it. Planets: names no longer drop when you change Size. A date or place you enter is kept for Solve Again and can be corrected; the caption says when a planet is hidden by you. Ordinary star names now appear on the chart (only the cross was drawn before), and Align now moves the chart. Stamp: your shot-data card carries over to the next photo - change the numbers, not the layout. Full screen: layer toggles, Labels and Size sliders and the theme are right there. Tap the photo to hide them. Solver: a false solve in a dense galaxy field is now refused; galaxy and nebula names are no longer dropped in dense Milky Way sky; automatic labels better respect detected skylines. Lightroom PNG exports: capture time and lens are read from XMP.

Solver accuracy: an ultra-wide, heavily edited frame could be labeled with the wrong part of the sky. That path is closed, and Night Atlas now refuses honestly when it cannot identify a photograph. One reference frame that had been labeled wrong now solves correctly. Chart controls in Settings: Bayer designations can be switched off, Minimal figures keep only the bright spine of each constellation, and a Line opacity slider sets how strongly the figures are drawn. Charts now match the Mac edition line for line. Also: constellation names never overlap, Names works with Lines off, the Size dial and full-screen preview from 1.0.3 carry forward.

Night Atlas is now free to try. Solving, the chart, every layer, Align and the stamp editor are free, and your first three exports are free too. One $7.99 Full Unlock removes the limit on iPhone, iPad and Mac. If you bought Night Atlas before this update, everything stays unlocked automatically. Also in this update: • Constellation names no longer overlap, and Names works with Lines off. • New Size slider for chart type, with automatic sizing on ultra-wide lenses. • The Planets layer now says when it has nothing to show, and why. • Full-screen preview before you export. • A solve stops when the app leaves the screen, to protect your battery.

• Align: a solve can sit a pixel or two off. Tap Align and drag the chart until the markers sit on the stars. Labels, lines and the export move together; Reset alignment puts it back. • Labels now size themselves to the photo, so a small frame no longer gets oversized names or loses nebulae. • A stamped photo is always the clean original, never the labelled chart. • The mark on the Solve screen matches the app icon you chose.

• Erase anything on the chart: tap or drag across any name, marker or constellation line. Drag the bar and tap Clear below line to sweep a mislabelled foreground in one go. Undo per stroke; Restore puts everything back. • Five app icons in Settings — Classic, Aurora, Ember, Mono and Gold — each with the Big Dipper drawn from the real stars. • Faster solving, and hard photos get up to two and a half minutes of search so the rescue passes finish on a phone.