• Tap a saved frame's picture to view it full screen and pinch to zoom. • Review each shot before it becomes a frame: use it or retake it. • New Frame is one tap away from Home and Saved Frames. • Saving frames is quicker, with the name field ready to type. • We added anonymous usage statistics to fix where people get stuck. They never include your photos or location.

Minor bug updates

- Reuse any saved frame from Home - Shoot solo with a timer or video - Frames remember where they were taken

• Save frames and reuse them anytime, synced with iCloud. • New match meter helps your photographer line up the shot. • Start a frame from any photo in your library.

What's new in InFrame 1.1 • Use photos you already have. Start from Home and pick one or more shots from your library as frames, or take a new one. You can also swap any frame for a different photo with Edit Frame. • Aspect ratio, exposure and white balance. Frame your shot in 4:3, 1:1 or 16:9, and set brightness and color before you shoot. • Every frame keeps its camera settings. When your photographer reaches a frame, the camera goes back to your zoom, focus and exposure, so their shots match yours. • Stay level. A level indicator with a gentle haptic tap shows when the phone is straight. • Smoother lens switching. Zooming between the ultra wide, wide and telephoto lenses is now seamless, and exposure and white balance apply to every lens. • A quick tour for first-time users, with camera and Photos access asked up front, so nobody hits a permission prompt in the middle of a shoot.