Remjet 1.0.1 is available now. The biggest addition is direct control over the variable aperture on the iPhone 18 Pro's main camera lens. You can choose a specific aperture value while shooting, giving you another way to shape exposure and the look of the image at capture.
Choose your aperture on iPhone 18 Pro
The main camera lens on iPhone 18 Pro supports a variable aperture. Remjet now lets you set an exact value instead of leaving that choice to automatic exposure. The aperture control sits alongside shutter speed and ISO, so you can decide which settings to manage yourself and which to leave automatic.
Manual exposure also has a redesigned layout and a live exposure meter to help you judge the shot before you capture it. Aperture selection appears when the active camera and format support a variable aperture.
Landscape video works as expected
Landscape recordings now save and play with the correct orientation. Starting a landscape recording no longer interrupts the viewfinder, and front-camera video mirrors correctly. We also fixed a crop issue that could affect video playback and exports.
If you edit a video project, saving it now updates the existing project instead of adding a duplicate to your gallery. Project badges also stay visible on gallery and detail thumbnails, so you can tell which videos have an editable project behind them.
Camera and photo fixes
Camera controls follow your iPhone's physical orientation more reliably, with better placement around display cutouts. Focus peaking is more accurate and less likely to highlight edges that are not in focus. We also fixed an issue that could prevent a RAW photo's crop from being restored correctly.
Smaller improvements
Private pinned photos are more reliable and sync more consistently across your devices. Account creation now shows its sign-in options more clearly, including Sign in with Apple. In the video editor, Delete appears before Lock in the clip actions menu.
Update Remjet on the App Store to get version 1.0.1.
