Lightmeter: Pocket Film Camera

Lightmeter 1.2.0 is the biggest update since launch. A disposable camera The LM-35 AF is a third mode beside the meter and the film camera. Like a real disposable, there's no preview — just a frame counter and a fixed 35mm lens. When the roll of 12, 24 or 36 is finished, the photos develop and land in Photos an hour later, each with its own little accidents: an exposure wobble, flash falloff, soft corners, the odd light leak and, if you want it, the orange date stamp. The body comes in black or yellow, and a Lock Screen countdown, a widget and a notification say when your photos are ready. Every look, rebuilt Every film look now runs on a new engine that prints from a neutral RAW negative, the way a lab prints a scan. Each look keeps its character, with cleaner colour and highlights that roll off like film. Grain and halation now scale with the photo. Faster at the shutter A tap made while a photo is still being taken is no longer lost. RAW now works at every focal length and on the front camera, and Plus members can shoot 24 MP on supported iPhones. Fixes Opening a photo from the gallery no longer freezes on iOS 18. If a RAW photo can't be developed, the original is still saved to Photos. The gallery now has two tabs, All Photos and LM-35 Labs. A few retired beta looks now open as their closest replacement, so older photos can still be restyled.