Metered - Film Light Meter

1. The preview now shows what your camera sees. Choosing a camera crops the preview to that lens's field of view on that film gate, so a Hasselblad with an 80mm frames like a Hasselblad with an 80mm. When your film sees wider than the phone can, the app says so rather than quietly showing you less. 2. Cameras are now a body plus a lens. Pick a body, pick a lens, and save the pairing. A body stays put for a roll while lenses change, so swapping a lens is a long press on the camera in the picker. Lenses are named as they really are and grouped by mount — Nikkor, Canon FD, Super-Takumar, SMC Pentax, Zuiko, Rokkor, Summicron, Zeiss, Sekor C, Zenzanon-S — with the focal lengths the old list never had, and specifications checked against published sources so the meter only offers apertures your lens can actually set. IF YOU ADDED A CUSTOM CAMERA BEFORE THIS UPDATE, it carries over as a fixed-lens camera — the old format never recorded whether its lens comes off, so we assume it doesn't. If yours takes interchangeable lenses, add it again as a body and pick lenses for it. Your starred cameras and your selected camera come across untouched. 3. Locking a dial now solves the other one. Shutter-priority and aperture-priority metering work as intended. This was broken in every previous release. 4. Widgets and quicker access. Lock-screen widgets, a Control Center button, and a home-screen widget. 5. Guided setup tips, a dark interface throughout, and reciprocity corrections for long exposures.