CRT Camera

CRT Camera

Reduce CRT Banding

1 ratings
Free

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Released
August 5, 2026
Updated
August 5, 2026

Features

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Capture clear photos of CRT televisions and monitors by minimizing refresh rate bands. This app offers live preview and fine-tuning of exposure to reduce artifacts. Save your images in HEIC or JPEG format with on-device processing.

✓50 Hz and 60 Hz presets
✓Live exposure fine-tuning
✓Shutter duration display
✓Portrait and landscape capture
✓HEIC and JPEG output
✓On-device processing
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What's New in CRT Camera

1.0

August 5, 2026

FAQ

Does CRT Camera have ads?

No, CRT Camera is completely ad-free. The app is designed with privacy in mind and does not contain any advertisements.

What devices does CRT Camera support?

CRT Camera is currently available for iPhone. It utilizes iPhone camera hardware for its specialized features.

How often is CRT Camera updated?

CRT Camera was last updated on August 5, 2026, with version 1.0. Future updates will depend on developer plans.

What is the age rating for CRT Camera?

CRT Camera has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages.

Can I save photos in different formats with CRT Camera?

Yes, CRT Camera allows you to save your captured photos in both HEIC and JPEG formats, offering flexibility for your workflow.

Does CRT Camera require an account or internet connection?

No, CRT Camera is designed for on-device processing and does not require an account or internet connection. Your photos remain private on your iPhone.

What is the user sentiment for CRT Camera?

Based on the available data, CRT Camera has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 1 review, indicating a highly positive user experience.

How does CRT Camera reduce CRT banding?

CRT Camera helps reduce banding by allowing you to match the shutter duration to the display's refresh rate (50 Hz or 60 Hz) and fine-tune exposure in a live preview.