Version 5.5 - What's new?

Public beta

Planned for version 5.5.

Version 5.5 adds three things.

Batch changes for saved photos and points. Select several items in Points and change them together : give them the same address, note or tags, rename them with a title template, or copy or move them to another collection. After a site visit, a whole series gets its details in one step instead of one photo at a time.

Bluetooth sensors on video. Heart rate, cadence and wheel speed from your own Bluetooth sensors appear as overlays on the camera screen while you record. They are saved with the video, and you can stamp them into an exported copy or export them as separate overlay videos for footage from another camera.

iPhone Duo. The camera and the app’s screens are adapted to the iPhone Duo : open or closed, upright or on its side.

Change a selection together

In Points, tap Select, choose the items, then tap Change selected. The batch screen shows the number of selected points and photos. You can update the originals, make copies, or choose another collection as the destination.

Three photo points selected in the Points list, with Change selected in the bottom toolbar

Choose fields and review the result

Open only the fields you want to change: Title/name, Note, Address, Folder field name, or Folder. Where a field belongs to both a point and its photo, you can choose which receives the change. For titles, use your current photo template or a one-time template and check the sample before applying.

The summary shows whether you will update, copy or move the selection, the destination collection, and the fields that will change.

Copying selected photos and points to a collection with an address and photo tags in the change summary

The Batch changes guide walks through selection, field choices, templates, progress and the completed result.

Bluetooth sensors on video

The Bluetooth sensors section of the Video overlays editor: Heart rate and Cadence switched on, each with its placement and size

Heart rate from your strap, cadence from the crank and wheel speed from the hub become overlays, beside speed, the map and the motion gauges. Turn them on in Settings > Video settings > Video overlays, in the editor’s Bluetooth sensors section, and connect your sensors right there, from each tile’s gear: no watch or bike computer in between.

Live on the camera: each tile shows the sensor’s name, the value and its MAX.
Recorded with the video: the original stays clean, and the readings come back in replay and in stamped exports.
As overlay videos: More > Full video > Overlay videos exports Heart rate, Cadence and Wheel speed, each as its own transparent video, to lay over footage from another camera.

Requires iOS 17 or higher. Everything about Bluetooth sensors on video.

Made for the iPhone Duo

The camera on the open iPhone Duo in landscape: the location row across the top of the picture, the shutter and compass panel on the right, and the vertical bar with the clock, settings and notes beside it

The camera on the closed iPhone Duo held upright: the picture with the location and address rows, the compass, shutter and gallery along the bottom, and the vertical bar on the right

The camera on the closed iPhone Duo in landscape: the vertical bar along the left edge with settings and notes, the picture in the middle, and the compass, shutter and gallery on the right

Open it, fold it, turn it on its side: the camera keeps the whole picture and every control in reach, and every screen of the app fits the display you are using.