LumiRoll – Film Cam & Editor

LumiRoll – Film Cam & Editor

Film Cam & Editor

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 28, 2026
  • August 20, 2026

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LumiRoll is a camera and photo editor that applies the color and texture of each film look consistently to every photo and adds a dedicated video mode with recorded audio. • Color, grain, halation, and light bloom tuned per look • ProRAW-first capture on supported devices • Manual shutter speed and focus controls • Import and reprocess existing photos • Effect-rendered video capture with recorded audio • Sign in with Apple or continue as a guest During early access, every film look, photo saving, photo reprocessing, video capture with recorded audio, custom LUT import, lens, and capture effect is available to everyone at no charge. Plans are not offered for purchase during early access; previous purchases can still be restored. LumiRoll focuses on capture and processing without advertising or user tracking. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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What's New in LumiRoll

1.8

August 20, 2026

Film rendering has been rebuilt. Every stock now follows its own characteristic curve, so blacks are genuinely black, slide films are contrastier, and black and white keeps its highlights. The same film will not look the same as it did before. Manual shutter speed now actually reaches the sensor, and the crash at fast shutter speeds is fixed. The fisheye lens bends the picture properly — it is a change of projection now, not a wobble at the edges — and a tilt-shift lens has been added. The 35mm film roll has been rebuilt to the real 135 standard: perforations sit at their true size and pitch, and the frames either side of your photograph are the pictures you took before it. The 8mm look now moves as one piece of film, with the grain and dust running across the sprocket holes rather than stopping at the frame.

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