New ics update no macro in camera settings

Hello everyone i just got updated to New ics 4.1..B.0587
My problem first thing im not getting macro settings in focus mode in camera setiings must needed.
Second thing clear black is not there . You cant see clear black on menu setiings or in menu home screen .
All app touch response is good musch faster compared to earlier.
will see how many of you like new ics thank you sony try to sort out my above problems.
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@nolramlb ;
hey im not geting macro in auto mode did you?
clear black is nothing but background earlier menu background was full pith dark black . now i think they have changed it seems its ok no issues with that.
what ever but i need macro .

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