Jepex: Sort, Edit & Recipes

PHOTOS • Zoom in the iPhone preview: pinch, or double-tap where you want a closer look, and double-tap again for the whole photo. Zoomed in, it fills the screen and loads in more detail. • A zoomed photo glides on after a flick and springs back at its edges, in the preview and the editor. • Swipes page as fast as you flick: the next swipe no longer waits for the last photo to land. • On iPhone, pull a photo down to close it: it follows your finger, an upward flick cancels, and on release it flies back to its place in the grid. • The next photo shows at once and sharpens as it loads. • On iPad, a pinch never switches photos in the full screen preview or in compare. • On iOS 27, a photo opens out of its grid thumbnail and closes back into it. RECIPES • On iPhone, the photos fill the width, sized by the photos themselves: a portrait photo is a third taller and wider than before, and every photo of a recipe shares one height, so nothing jumps on a swipe. • Tap a photo for full screen: swipe between the photos, pinch or double-tap to zoom, swipe down or tap Close to leave. Full screen also shows the SHOT ON line: camera, lens and exposure. • Pull the page down past its top and the photo stretches, then springs back (iOS 18 and later). • On iPhone, Compare and Share sit under the author, not a screen and a half down the page. • On iPad in portrait, a recipe is one scrolling page: the photo, its thumbnails, then the settings and the similar recipes side by side at full length. • On iPad in landscape, the photo slides with your finger, and a tap opens it full screen. EDITOR • Sliders move the moment your finger does; a double-tap still resets. • On iPad, a drag up or down over a slider, or over the tone curve away from its points, scrolls the panel instead of changing the value. • Heal strokes start exactly where your finger lands. • Holding a photo to see the original gives a light tap as it switches. LIBRARY • Stars are one control: press to see a rating, slide to change it, let go to set it. • The grid keeps its place when you switch to the editor and back. • On iPad, a tap on a grid photo selects it at once, and a double-tap opens it in the editor. • In Select, a sideways drag starts picking at the photo under your finger. INTERFACE • Buttons and controls are finger-sized, and text follows Apple's iPhone sizes. • New icons, drawn to match the rest of Jepex, replace the system ones that stood in: the Ricoh recipe settings, the crop lock, play and pause, and the status marks. • The app is 16.7 MB smaller. ACCESSIBILITY • VoiceOver names each Light slider, Exposure through Vibrance, and reads slider values to their step: Exposure at 0.4 reads 0.40. • With Reduce Motion on, the move to the next photo after a rating or a sort cuts instead of sliding.