Pro Camera - Reeflex — version history

Version 3.6 introduces full variable aperture control on supported devices. Reeflex Pro Camera now lets you manually select any aperture value within the available range, from f/1.48 to f/4.0, giving you direct control over the aperture of the main camera. On iPhone models that support variable aperture, you can now also capture 48 MP photos in processed formats even when manually setting the shutter speed, giving you more flexibility without giving up full-resolution capture. This update also adds a new Auto button to each manual control. You can now return an individual parameter to automatic control while keeping the rest of your settings unchanged. What’s new in 3.6: • Variable aperture control from f/1.48 to f/4.0 on supported devices • Continuous aperture adjustment across the available range • 48 MP processed capture while manually controlling shutter speed on supported iPhones • New Auto button for individual manual controls • General improvements and bug fixes

Version 3.5 introduces in-app Focus Stacking. Reeflex Pro Camera is the first app on the App Store that lets you capture a focus bracket and merge the photos directly in the app, with no desktop software required. Everything runs fast, locally on your iPhone, and privately on your device. Bug fixes: - Fixed front camera capture orientation, so saved photos now keep the correct orientation. - Fixed orientation mismatches when moving from landscape to face-up or face-down. - Fixed Torch Light Always On mode, so the torch now activates and stays enabled correctly. - Fixed a Zoomed Interface layout issue where the shutter button could overlap other controls. - Improved Focus Bracketing reliability so each selected focus distance is reflected correctly before capture.

Perfomance improvement and Permission Screen Bug Fix