KOLORISTIKA APP · 1.2.9 · REFRAME & AUTO HORIZON
Jul 1st 2026 • PRESS RELEASE
THE FRAME BECOMES A CHOICE.
Recompose a photograph after you take it. Nothing is cropped from the RAW. A director's viewfinder for a shot you already have.
Reframe headlines Koloristika 1.2.9, out now, with Auto Horizon alongside it.
Koloristika has always kept the full-sensor RAW, every photosite the sensor recorded. Reframe turns that into a decision you make later. The shot you took becomes the negative. Choose a different aspect ratio, a longer simulated lens in real millimeters, a cinema or a photo format. Nothing is cut from the RAW underneath. Change the frame, or clear it, at any time. Everything Scout Mode frames before a shoot, Reframe gives you after one.
Auto Horizon straightens a tilted frame at the moment of capture, up to ten degrees. It is non-destructive in the same way everything here is. The straighten is a number laid on the picture, and the full RAW is kept whole, so you can adjust the leveling later, or take it back entirely in Reframe. Most cameras show you a level and leave the straightening to you. We can do it for you, because nothing is ever lost.
Also in 1.2.9: a faster way into Doublet, select a same-lens pair and tap Double, sturdier iCloud sync, and the usual polish.
Recompose a photograph after you take it. Nothing is cropped from the RAW. A director's viewfinder for a shot you already have.
Reframe headlines Koloristika 1.2.9, out now, with Auto Horizon alongside it.
Koloristika has always kept the full-sensor RAW, every photosite the sensor recorded. Reframe turns that into a decision you make later. The shot you took becomes the negative. Choose a different aspect ratio, a longer simulated lens in real millimeters, a cinema or a photo format. Nothing is cut from the RAW underneath. Change the frame, or clear it, at any time. Everything Scout Mode frames before a shoot, Reframe gives you after one.
Auto Horizon straightens a tilted frame at the moment of capture, up to ten degrees. It is non-destructive in the same way everything here is. The straighten is a number laid on the picture, and the full RAW is kept whole, so you can adjust the leveling later, or take it back entirely in Reframe. Most cameras show you a level and leave the straightening to you. We can do it for you, because nothing is ever lost.
Also in 1.2.9: a faster way into Doublet, select a same-lens pair and tap Double, sturdier iCloud sync, and the usual polish.
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