Analogue iPhone camera app
Recommended by jmd
An iPhone camera app focused on producing images that look more like traditional filmstocks. It's easy to use and I find that I generally only need to do pretty minimal editing on the results, so it's my go-to at the moment when I’m after that kind of look from my photos. (You can also put a widget button for it on your lock screen so that it's just as quick to launch as the main camera app.)
4 months ago
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@citizenactual
Wanted to see your opinion on this compared to other third party camera apps. I currently use No Fusion and it pretty much promises the same things by stripping away all of the iPhone's normal post-processing. Do you have any samples?
Otherwise I can just try it for a month to see.
@jmduncan
I was in Rome for about 10 days a few months ago and was shooting a lot with Analogue and "(Not Boring) Camera" to put them through their paces, and was generally finding myself drawn more to Analogue (although I still have and use both). I've also had Halide for years, but that one's always been a little too far on the pro end for me as far as post-processing effort needed (but apparently they just launched a new Mark III version that addresses that, so I'm going to give that a look too).
Looks like I can't post photos directly in the comments, but I pulled a few from the Rome trip and put them in a .zip file on Dropbox, so feel free to give those a look (or anyone else who happens upon this!): https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/lhuyixqpl9r9cv7l...
@jmduncan
Oh also, I think all of those were with the built-in FP100F LUT, but there are a bunch of others too (I like CineChrome as well, which is brighter on the color front). So that's by no means the only look it can do.
@citizenactual
Thanks. Even with the built in LUT I think it's enough to piqued my curiosity to just buy the lifetime. Will put it through its paces next to NoFusion.
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