I wish I could keep loving it
I really liked the app and now it keeps crashing and won’t open. I can’t get the photos I took. It’s really upsetting.
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This app simulates the experience of using a 35mm film camera on your iPhone. Choose your film, shoot 24 exposures, and wait for processing to reveal your photos. An in-app purchase speeds up the development time.
✓Film selection (Color, B&W)
✓24 exposure rolls
✓Delayed photo processing
✓In-app purchase for faster processing
✓Notifications for ready negatives
✓Share or save prints
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What's New in 35mm Compact
1.0
January 22, 2020
1
In-App Purchases
$0.99
One Hour Processing
One Hour Processing
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FAQ
How does 35mm Compact work?
35mm Compact replicates analogue photography by letting you select a film type and shoot a roll of 24 exposures. Your photos are then 'sent away' for processing, with a standard 24-hour wait time.
Can I get my photos faster with 35mm Compact?
Yes, an in-app purchase is available to significantly reduce the processing time for your photos to under an hour.
What film types can I use in 35mm Compact?
You can select from different film types, including color and black & white options, and adjust hue and saturation for varied creative effects.
Does 35mm Compact have ads?
No, 35mm Compact does not contain advertisements. It is free to download and offers additional features through in-app purchases.
What devices is 35mm Compact compatible with?
35mm Compact is designed for iPhone and iPod devices, offering a mobile analogue photography experience.
What is the age rating for 35mm Compact?
The app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in photography.
How often is 35mm Compact updated?
35mm Compact was last updated on January 22, 2020, with version 1.0. Future updates may introduce new features or improvements.
What do users like about 35mm Compact?
Users appreciate the unique experience of analogue photography simulation, the anticipation of waiting for photos, and the limited exposures encouraging thoughtful shooting.
