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Version 2.1.7 · 2026-10-18
2.1.7 fixes some localization issues, and adds a non-intrusive review prompt.
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The store currently lists version 2.1.7, updated 2026-10-18.






Store screenshots supplied by the developer.
A meticulously designed native panoramic camera for your iPhone, carrying forward the iconic 65:24 aspect ratio pioneered by 35mm film cameras such as the Hasselblad XPan.
While designed to provide an immediately familiar experience as a panoramic point-and-shoot, 65×24 includes a depth of features only few camera apps can match, including:
- A gorgeous, customizable interface, including a personalizable viewfinder, haptic feedback, night mode, left handed mode, and more.
- Modular controls: only the controls you care about, where you want them. 30+ controls to choose from.
- No subscription: a single in-app purchase gets you all the features and all future updates on all your devices.
- Advanced processing options, letting you come up with the perfect look for your photographs.…
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2.1.7 fixes some localization issues, and adds a non-intrusive review prompt.
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