Atelier Photo Editor

FRAMES: 5 STYLES BECOME 20 Added Gallery, Offset, Masthead, Mount, Dark mat, Marks, Scroll and Grid, plus the cinematic Scope, Slate, Film and Subtitle, and Film Edge, Zone and Hairline for black and white work. - Gallery and Scope are free (until now only Border was) - Scope, Slate and Subtitle crop the photo to a widescreen ratio (1.66 / 1.85 / 2.35 / 2.39 / 2.40) and add the black bars. The finished canvas can be the original ratio, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9 - The logo row now offers "Built-in", the app's own mark. That one is free too EXPORT - The default export size is now 4096px. A 48MP photo goes from about 6.7MB to 1.8MB, and HDR is kept: the gain map is now scaled with the image instead of being dropped. Choose "Original" under Size if you want the full resolution - Batch now has its own export settings (format, size, quality, location data). Until now batch always used the defaults and there was no way to change them FIXED - The frame list pushed the controls below it off screen, so styles with many options (Masthead, for one) hid the caption, typeface and position rows - Dragging a slider on the Frame screen stopped vertical scrolling from working - Rows with many options (export Size, Fit ratio) were cut off at the right edge on iPhone, so the last option was easy to miss - On iPad the number keyboard covered the title and preview of the custom ratio and custom size dialogs. Both now carry their own keypad - Entering an out-of-range custom size only greyed out the confirm button without saying what was wrong UNDER THE HOOD - Compositing a frame now uses about half the memory. When an export size is chosen the image is scaled down before the frame is drawn, so large photos are far less likely to stall FROM THE PREVIOUS VERSION, IN CASE YOU MISSED IT - "Lock ratio" keeps the crop ratio when you move on to the next photo, which helps when finishing a set at one ratio - In the full-screen preview, hold "Original" to compare against the whole uncropped photo; release to go back to the result - Fixed: switching the language inside the app discarded the photo you were editing along with every edit, undo history included