Great way to quick reference False Color
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Analyze exposure in photos and videos with customizable false color overlays. Compare original footage to false color views and switch between different exposure systems. Rendering is done locally, ensuring only selected media is imported for analysis.
1.0.5
May 16, 2026
Smoother swiping through photos and videos. Nearby photos are prepared ahead of time so false color appears faster, and long-press still lets you quickly compare the original image.
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False Color Viewer allows you to inspect exposure in photos and videos using false color overlays. You can compare the original media to the false color representation and switch between different exposure systems for detailed analysis.
No, False Color Viewer does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for additional features or subscriptions.
False Color Viewer is currently supported on iPhone devices. It is designed to work with the iOS operating system.
The latest version of False Color Viewer is 1.0.5, last updated on May 16, 2026. Updates typically include bug fixes and feature enhancements to improve user experience.
False Color Viewer offers a weekly subscription for $0.99, which includes a 3-day free trial. A monthly subscription is also available for $1.99.
Yes, False Color Viewer renders false color overlays locally and only imports the media you choose. This ensures that your imported photos and videos remain private and are not shared or stored by the app.
False Color Viewer has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the app is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.
False Color Viewer offers local rendering and selective media import, providing a private and efficient way to analyze exposure. Its focus on false color overlays and system switching makes it a specialized tool for precise visual control.