Shiage

The recipe lives in the camera. You edit it on a three-inch screen. Shiage connects your iPhone to a Fujifilm camera over USB-C, reads a whole custom setting out of it, lets you edit it on the phone, and writes it back one setting at a time. It backs the slot up before writing and reads every value back afterwards. Pick a straight-out-of-camera photo and it reads back the settings that made it. What it does - Read a whole custom setting All 23 image-quality settings currently held in the slot, decoded into the words the camera's own menu uses: film simulation, grain, colour chrome, white balance shift, dynamic range, tone curve, sharpness, noise reduction. - Edit on the phone One setting at a time, within the range this body accepts. Settings that cannot be changed are not pretended to be editable; the app says what is stopping them. - Write back to the camera Back up, write each…