This is a list of the improvements that will ship in 2025.1.
# New Features:
* Batch Auto Enhance – using the Batch menu on iOS and via the menus on Mac.
* Duplicate Mask and Duplicate + Invert Mask.
* New Auto Black in Levels and Curves with a setting to switch back to the old algorithm.
* Option to show photo counts for albums in the photo library – You can turn this on in Settings
* Add Sort options for the sidebar.
# Usability:
* iOS: when brushing and zoomed in, you can now use the trackpad to pan around the image.
* Add Flag and Favorite commands to the Batch menu on iOS, and also to the contextual menu (iOS and Mac)
* Do not show a disclosure control for empty folders in file system and photo library
* Mac: Add more commands to the Image menu when in Edit
* Add Copy Edits, Copy Special, and some other commands to the contextual menu when in Edit
* Add Switch R/J to the contextual menu in Edit (and to the Image menu on Mac).
* Show status bar on iPhone in portrait screen orientation.
* Do not enable Show Original unless you are in Edit and fix some cases where Show Original got “stuck”
# Miscellaneous:
* Improved Auto Enhance algorithm with less vibrancy and better handling of overexposed images.
* Fix several bugs with window preservation on Mac.
* Fix a lot of bugs with Crop, especially for images that are rotated by the user.
* Enable the Origin and Size fields for crop
* Fix bugs when brushing while zoomed in.
* Improve adjustment performance in some cases when in zoom.
* macOS 15.2 broke tagging for files in iCloud Drive. I have implemented a workaround.
* Fix various bugs with sampling colors and hues when the image is cropped.
* Fix: when in zoom and the image is cropped, if you move the sliders, the image would sometimes become blurry.
* Major performance improvement when rating a lot of images in the file system.
* Turning off standard raw development now also turns off Apple lens correction
* Fix two crashes.

Great news, and you really must have been very busy.
IO am impressed, with all the (hard) work you put in to this
Great news, and you really must have been very busy.
I am impressed, with all the (hard) work you put in to this
Great news, and you really must have been very busy.
I am impressed, with all the (hard) work you put in to this
Correction on the first comment , some typo’s
Thank you, Ben!