This version improves the compatibility of slow-mo mode with older hardware, back to around 2015. It also adds an application level setting to change the speed of the countdown.

This release adds image filtering! 
We've added a classic black and white filter, two different levels of FaceBrush to smooth out your wrinkles, and Bang! a high contrast, saturated look for maximum fun.
We've also piled in a fixes for a crash that could affect users if they had the Gifyyy app open with an active event selected during an iPadOS upgrade.

This is a bugfix release, which addresses an issue that prevented 12 digit German phone numbers being accepted.

We've added configuration around hybrid mode, so instead of just offering a choice between Gif and Still images, you can offer guests the choice between Gif and Slowmo, 1 or 3 stills, and so on.
We've tweaked and improved countdown timing, so guests have a bit more time to prepare for image capture, and have a bit more warning between multiple still images.

This is a maintenance release addressing the following
- Display issues on iPads configured to use Dark Mode have been solved
- Application performance is improved while capturing images: this should mean slightly better battery life at long events
- Improved layout for image capture & overlay preview on 11" iPad Pro
- Adds the option to configure Gifyyy to capture square images

We’ve focussed on three areas for this release.
• A new Slow Motion mode!
• A long hard look performance
• Stability improvements
Slow Motion mode:
Slow-mo is a new GIF speed that uses the 60fps capabilities of newer iPads to create a slow motion effect. 
We’ve used this at a few events during beta-testing, and have seen folks have a lot of fun with it. 
It’s definitely a different experience from our regular gifs, so take some time to familiarise yourself with it, and decide if it’s something your clients might want.
Application Performance:
Performance and memory usage has been a big focus for this release, from reducing the amount of space Gifyyy uses on your iPad’s disk, to lowering the memory burden during events, and giving you a disk space indicator right on the Gifyyy’s home screen.
When you load Gifyyy, you can now see a quick overview of how much free disk space your iPad has remaining, as well as how much space Gifyyy is using. You will see an additional warning if disk space is running low or Gifyyy is using a lot of storage, with a prompt to free space before your next event.
Stability improvements:
We have taken the opportunity of this release to hunt down and solve as many stability issues as we could find, including the following:
• An issue that could cause crashes if events had very large numbers of images
• A crash that could occur if you hit “admin” while the app was in the middle of making an image
• A crash that affected Smooth mode on the new iPad Air
• An issue that could prevent the camera session from resuming after switching away from, and then back to the Gifyyy app.

Adjusts GIF countdown speed

Adds Still Image workflow

Adds camera controls for EV & White Balance

Admin control buttons hidden when in Guided Access mode

Introduces extra step to end shooting and create a new event, so in the event that guests find their way to the admin screen, they can easily get back to creating GIFs

Gifyyy media is now saved in its own folder in the camera roll, so you can manage your iPad's images more easily

Improves application stability, particularly on older iPads

Removes Gifyyy Branding from image capture view

Many other small stability improvements and bug fixins