EMST Camera

EMST Camera

Film inspired. Manual control.

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Released
September 9, 2026
Updated
October 11, 2026
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EMST Camera is a film-inspired camera app you operate like a camera. Not a filter you drop on afterwards. Pick a look, set your exposure, aperture and focal length, and shoot. Live preview of the settings directly in viewfinder. YOUR CONTROL • A dial-based shooting interface: one scroll wheel drives exposure, aperture, focal length and aspect ratio. • Aperture dial with depth-of-field rendering. • Focal length presets pinned to your iPhone's real lenses. • Mirrorless-style autofocus: a persistent AF box, tap to move it, AF lock to recompose. • Grid and level overlays when you want them, nothing when you don't. YOUR LOOK • Built-in film-inspired looks, from warm evening color to cool dusk tones and true monochrome + Natural for a clean, untouched capture. • Every look is tunable: grain, halation, vignette, clarity and color temperature. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no ads, everything happens on your device. Open the camera straight from control center or lock screen with shortcut extension. EMST Camera iOS app from Emaki Studio, a small independent photo toolkit.
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What's New in EMST Camera

1.2

October 11, 2026

Video has arrived, with your looks baked in. • Video mode: switch the mode button to V and the shutter records a clip with the selected look, grain, halation and vignette in the file, exactly as the viewfinder shows it. 1080p or 4K, with sound. • Zoom across all lenses while recording. The lens dial runs continuously in Video mode, ultra-wide to telephoto in one clip, and you can turn continuous zoom on for photos too. • Frame-rate dial in the shutter's slot: 24, 25, 30, 60 and 120 fps. Below 24 is a time-lapse, above 60 is slow motion. • Video stabilization in three steps and audio noise reduction, both in Settings. • Pinch the viewfinder to zoom and swipe for exposure. Bluetooth camera grips made for the built-in Camera work here too. • The front camera zooms, and the camera flip is now a button at the wide end of the lens dial. • Save into an EMST Camera album in Photos, switch it on in Settings. • Settings regrouped, with tap-for-help on any setting instead of notes.

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