— Fix depth capture on iPhone 17 Pro models running iOS 26.3 or later

— Support for the new telephoto (4× and 8×) lenses on iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max

NEW FJORDEN GRIP FIRMWARE — Adjustable sleep time — No more constant volume command, volume-/volume+ on shutter press to not mute audio — No more duplicate shutter events

— Add ability to try the app for 30 days before buying a Fjorden Grip — Fix sharing to Instagram — Fix an issue where AE/AF lock would not engage when half-pressing the shutter button

— Add ability to try the app for 30 days before buying a Fjorden Grip — New Fjorden Grip firmware 2.5.0 — Adjustable sleep time — Fix volume change on shutter press — No more duplicate shutter events — Fix sharing to Instagram — Fix an issue where AE/AF lock would not engage when half-pressing the shutter button

Work around an issue in iOS 18.0 that caused a red hue shift in ProRAW photos when imported into Lightroom or Capture One. As a result of this workaround, ProRAW photos will not have GPS coordinates in their EXIF data, although location information remains available in the Photos app. This workaround is only required for iOS 18.0.x, and is not necessary for future iOS versions.

— Support for future devices

— Fixed portrait mode showing up on devices that don't support portrait mode

— Fix an issue that might lead to being stuck in onboarding after pairing a Fjorden grip

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- Under the hood improvements

— Fixed an issue with the grip shutter in video mode

— Fixed an issue that might cause the captured photo to be 48MP even though 12MP is selected

— Suppress volume HUD when pressing the grip shutter button — Save and restore exposure settings when pausing/resuming the camera, for example, when opening the gallery

— Fix portrait mode using the ultra-wide camera even though the regular wide camera is selected — Use new volume button events on iOS 17.2+ to trigger shutter, which should greatly improve reliability

— Continuously cycle through lenses via flicking — Fix crash when capturing photo on 2× when RAW or HEIF/RAW is selected — Fix crash when switching from format that supports zoom to RAW when the 2× camera is selected — Fix crash when quickly switching between smart processing settings in video mode

— Hide focus loupe when half-pressing shutter button — Increase delay before hiding focus loupe when using the grip dial to focus — Fix crash on launch when grip is connected — Fix crash on iPhone Xʀ

— Improvements to the manual focus control, it should be much snappier now, especially when using with the grip ---- Thank you for choosing our app! We greatly appreciate your support. If you enjoy using our app, please consider leaving a review on the App Store. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us enhance our app and provide an even better experience for you and other users. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please don't hesitate to get in touch → team@fjorden.co.

— Improvements to the manual focus control, it should be much snappier now, especially when using with the grip ---- Thank you for choosing our app! We greatly appreciate your support. If you enjoy using our app, please consider leaving a review on the App Store. Your feedback is invaluable in helping us enhance our app and provide an even better experience for you and other users. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please don't hesitate to get in touch → team@fjorden.co.

— Fix volume shutter not working after switching lenses for a short period of time

— Improve Shortcut handling to not capture a photo when Fjorden is launched via Shortcut, only when already in the foreground — Fix crash on selfie cam some iPhone models — New tilt/level indicator — Fix focus peaking setting — Improve volume button handling

++ Action button support ++ We added a Shortcuts action to either launch Fjorden or trigger the shutter button when Fjorden is already running. This is ideal for the new action button on iPhone 15 Pro & Pro Max. This way you can hold the action button to launch Fjorden, and then long-press the action button to take a photo (or start/stop video recording).

NEW Full support for iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro, including 48MP HEIF capture on iPhone 15 and support for the mastic 5× lens on iPhone 15 Pro. Film simulations are stored as edits on top of the original photo. You can revert to the original photo through the Photos.app. Tap Edit -> Revert IMPROVED — Some portrait photos and photos with film simulation might have been captured in sRGB instead of P3. This is fixed now; we will always capture in P3 if available. — A new option in settings to disable the volume shutter — A new option to use the function (FN) button to quickly toggle film simulation — You can now double tap on a photo you view in the gallery to quickly zoom in, similar to the Photos.app

NEW Full support for iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro, including 48MP HEIF capture on iPhone 15 and support for the mastic 5× lens on iPhone 15 Pro. Film simulations are stored as edits on top of the original photo. You can revert to the original photo through the Photos.app. Tap Edit -> Revert IMPROVED — Some portrait photos and photos with film simulation might have been captured in sRGB instead of P3. This is fixed now; we will always capture in P3 if available. — A new option in settings to disable the volume shutter — A new option to use the function (FN) button to quickly toggle film simulation — You can now double tap on a photo you view in the gallery to quickly zoom in, similar to the Photos.app

NEW — Film simulations are stored as edits of the original photo. So if you ever want to revert to the original colors, you can do so via the Apple Photos app (tap "Edit" > "Revert to Original") — Focus loupe to help with manual focus — Option to toggle film simulation with the grip function button. — Option to disable zoom lever FIXED — The capture format will no longer revert to JPEG when switching lenses.