New Master Filter "Odyssey": Recreating the Visual Tension of Epic Films The new version supports HiFi filter photography on non-Pro models. In addition to the built-in HS Nature HiFi filter, which highly replicates the Hasselblad style, you can also download LUT files from the Fujifilm and Sony websites and import them into Varens to automatically generate HiFi filters for photography, highly replicating the Fujifilm and Sony styles. The new version has also been adapted and optimized for iPhone Air, and some issues affecting the user experience have been improved and resolved.

The new version resolves and optimizes the following issues: - Added a button to view the original image in post-editing, located in the lower left corner of the image. - Sometimes the 48MP result from the iPhone Air appears as 12MP. - Sometimes the rainbow effect still appears even after the preset rainbow effect is turned off. - Sometimes a green screen appears during Live Photo post-editing. - Sometimes photos taken with the HiFi filter show large areas of pink. - When Varlens is not granted camera permissions, reopening Varlens will provide setup guidance.

The new version introduces a new HiFi filter: HS-Nature, aiming to perfectly reproduce the natural color effect of Hasselblad cameras on mobile phones. Unlike LUT filters, HiFi filters employ a completely new image processing pipeline, processing directly on ProRAW and RAW formats. They utilize the most professional image processing technology to achieve optimal image quality. Due to the complexity of the processing method, real-time preview is not available; the effect can only be viewed after shooting. HiFi filters represent a new attempt by the Varlens team to pursue higher mobile image quality, and high-quality HiFi filters will continue to be released. Additionally, it already supports importing official LUT files from Fujifilm and Sony to automatically generate HiFi filters.

The new version introduces the HS Nature filter, bringing Hasselblad Natural Color to mobile photography.

- New Master Filter: Hamada Vision - delicately recreates Hideaki Hamada's signature bright light, soft shadows, and airy aesthetic - Fixed an issue where PNG images could not be recognized as watermarks - Fixed an issue when switching resolution and frame rate with anamorphic lenses - Fixed an issue where time-lapse could not save videos and photos

- HiFi filters now support Sony S-Log3 and ARRI LogC3 LUTs downloaded from the official Sony and ARRI websites - Optimized memory usage for 48MP shooting with HiFi filters - Added a new version feature introduction page - Fixed an issue where Live Photo / video edits could appear zoomed in - Fixed an issue where the mask entry was not shown during post-editing in landscape on iPad. - Optimized lens retention logic in Portrait mode

- Improved the Live Photo editing experience. Re-editing is now supported. - Improved HiFi / 48MP shooting stability, reducing freezes, crashes, and cases where no photo is produced. - Fixed a possible overexposure issue when shooting HiFi photos at night. - Fixed an issue where exposure parameters could be lost for some filters. - Unified watermark settings across Camera, Settings, and post-editing.

The new version introduces a feature that perfectly renders official Fujifilm LUTs, which we call "HiFi Filters." Simply import official Fujifilm LUT files (including FLog, FLog2, and FLogC) into Varlens, and a HiFi filter will be automatically generated. Using it will enable the same image processing pipeline as professional SLR cameras and camcorders, providing a fully Hi-End experience. With Varlens, you can achieve almost the same results as Fujifilm cameras, experiencing the true Fujifilm style. LUTs (S-Log, LogC) from renowned manufacturers such as Sony and ARRI are also perfectly supported. This feature is currently free; simply find the official LUT from the manufacturer and import it into Varlens to use it. The new version also resolves the issue introduced in version 7.4.14 that caused video loss. We sincerely apologize for this oversight.

Introducing the new filter: Nolan Vision. Faithfully recreates the cinematic look of Kodak Vision 2303, favored by Nolan.

The new version resolves issues with photographer watermarks, crashes when editing very large images, and optimizes gain noise effect in film filters.

The new version fixed the following issues: - On iOS 26.4, with Zoom 2.0x or larger, sometimes clicking the thumbnail in the bottom left corner immediately after taking a photo would fail to save the image. - Fixed GPS info saving issue. - Fixed the issue of occasional crashes when using the beauty mode during post-editing.

The new version introduces a new film filter: ACR100, recreating classic Fujifilm black and white film. In addition, the new version improves the following: - Optimized the portrait mode photography experience; iOS 26.3 allows switching between 1.0/4.0 lenses. - Improved image quality at 2x zoom. - Resolved some crash issues.

- Fixed some crash issues - Added the ability to automatically detect external devices - Optimized the scroll wheel interaction experience

- Fixed crash issues - Fixed some known issues

- Added new filter: Ricoh Green (GR-Green) - Fixed some known issues

- Optimized stability when continuously shooting 48MP photos - Significantly reduced memory consumption when shooting with watermarks - Fixed an issue that caused viewfinder stuttering when taking photos while recording video - Improved stability of batch importing LUT files - Fixed occasional frame drops during H.264 4K 60FPS recording - Resolved abnormal startup of lock screen widgets

The new version supports video playback progress; during video playback, you can drag the progress bar to control playback, and click to pause and resume playback. It also resolves the following issues: - When shooting in RAW/ProRAW format (introduced in the previous version), photos sometimes turn purple. - Deleting photos when using an external SSD/SD card causes a crash. - Optimized memory consumption for post-editing images, reducing it by 30%.

The new version adds a new Master filter, Classic M, paying homage to the legendary Leica M series rangefinder cameras. It also supports displaying HDR photos in the Varlens album, allowing you to see the high dynamic range image effects.

Optimized the ProRes RAW pipeline and resolves the ProRes RAW 1.85:1 120 fps recording issue.

The new version resolves the crash issue introduced in version 7.4.2， optimizes the batch-process images and improves display clarity of ProRAW images.

Introduces a new master filter, “Silver Halide”, inspired by British photographer Greg William, a long-time collaborator with Leica. Additionally, several user experience improvements have been made: - A completely redesigned filter and preset list, further highlighting the quality of Varlens' meticulously designed and tuned filters and presets. - A pre-made tutorial video for "Cinematic Mode" is included, available for free to iOS 26 users. - Improved clarity in RAW format image previews. - Adapted to focal length of the iPhone Air. - Resolved the orientation issue when shooting Live Photos with the front camera. - Fixed crashes in certain scenarios.

The new version introduces the "Cinematic" mode: - Tap to switch focus target and automatically track it for focus (solid line) - Automatically switch focus based on foreground objects (dashed line). - Long press to lock focus on a specific area. - Adjustable aperture, supporting f/2.0 to f/16.0 (currently adjustable only before recording video, not during recording). - Pause and resume recording during Cinematic video recording. - Take photos while recording Cinematic video. - Movie mode currently only supports SDR, HDR, and HEVC. Format - Compatible with all iPhone models running iOS 26 This new version also resolves the issue of app freeze the image when switching back from other apps

The new version introduces the "Cinematic" mode: - Tap to switch focus target and automatically track it for focus (solid line) - Automatically switch focus based on foreground objects (dashed line). - Long press to lock focus on a specific area. - Adjustable aperture, supporting f/2.0 to f/16.0 (currently adjustable only before recording video, not during recording). - Pause and resume recording during Cinematic video recording. - Take photos while recording Cinematic video. - Movie mode currently only supports SDR, HDR, and HEVC. Format - Compatible with all iPhone models running iOS 26 This new version also resolves the issue of app crashes and inability to open on iOS 26.2.

The new version introduces several new features: - ProRes RAW video recording, with two resolutions: 4:3 and 1.85 aspect ratio. Available for iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max. Recording in ProRes RAW format requires an external storage device, such as an SSD or SD card. - Added Hasselblad XPan 65:24 aspect ratio to Photo mode, and added 1.66, 1.85, and 2.39 aspect ratios to Video mode. - Resolved the issue of the new video feature always pops up. - Resolved the issue of some models being unable to successfully capture 4K Live photos.

The new version introduces three new features: - “Open Gate”: Record video at full resolution of the CMOS sensor; available on all iPhones. - “4K Live Photo”: Shoot Live Photos in 4K resolution, offering ultra-high-definition images compared to native Live Photos, and allowing real-time rendering with filters; available on all iPhones. - “Apple Log2”: iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max can record video using Log2. The new version also resolves the issue of camera use interfering with music playback.