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Analogue - BW Darkroom

Analogue - BW Darkroom

Develop Black and White film

109 ratings
55 reviews
📷 Photo & Video
$2.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 15, 2016
  • June 30, 2026

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Developer

Marcus Carlsson
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This app simulates the experience of developing black and white film in a traditional darkroom. It offers tools to adjust brightness, contrast, and add toning effects, along with a manual camera interface for a more deliberate photographic process.

✓Develop film in a simulated darkroom
✓Adjust image brightness and darkness (Dodge/Burn)
✓Apply black and white toning effects
✓Manual large-format camera simulation
✓Adjust focus, tilt, and shift
✓Layer-based effect editing
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What's New in Analogue

17.0

June 30, 2026

Fixed a bug in the large-format camera

User reviews

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Best app for film photographers

An excellent film development simulation. The tutorials are an additional help for ambitious photographers.
Fotograf1234Fotograf1234

Excellent app

Love using this app. The quality is great and reminiscent of when I used a 4x5 camera.
rellabobrellabob

标题党

以为是大画幅摄影的工具app，买下才发现是一个非常基础的教程，我有上当的感觉。
影云墨客影云墨客

흑백사진에 관한 한 최고의 앱

최근까지 어떤 흑백사진앱을 다 써봐도 이 앱을 뛰어넘는 흑백사진앱은 없다.
흑백사진에서 최고의 앱!
블랙밀크16블랙밀크16

Same as other dev’s app Darkr

ok well it appears ive purchased the same app twice. i have the dev’s other app Darkr, i liked it a lot and purchased the pro license. so i thought i’d try this one too and its the exact same thing. this is misleading. oh well a few dollars down the drain, everything is cooler as a negative however
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FAQ

What does Analogue - BW Darkroom do?

Analogue - BW Darkroom simulates the process of developing black and white film in a traditional darkroom. It allows you to adjust images using tools like dodge and burn, apply toning effects, and offers a manual camera interface for a more controlled shooting experience.

What are the key features of the darkroom simulation?

The darkroom simulation includes features to develop images from your camera roll or taken with the in-app camera. You can adjust contrast by finding the best 'strip', make parts of the image brighter (dodge) or darker (burn), add blur, and apply toners like Selenium, Cyanotype, and Sepia. Effects can be managed in layers.

What kind of camera is included in the app?

The app includes a manual large-format camera simulation where the image appears upside-down, mimicking older analog cameras. It also offers medium-format and small-format camera models, each with manual controls for shutter, ISO, focus, and tilt/shift.

Is Analogue - BW Darkroom free to use?

Based on the provided information, the application is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is ideal for photographers who want to learn about or recreate the experience of traditional black and white darkroom development. It's also suited for those who appreciate a slower, more intentional approach to photography through manual camera controls.