OldCam - Vintage Camera
Y2K Digicam & Retro CCD Look
About
This app transforms your iPhone into an early 2000s digital camera, complete with authentic CCD color, sensor grain, and vintage date stamps. Explore 11 distinct camera styles, each offering a unique visual aesthetic and period-accurate file naming.
What's New in OldCam
16
October 6, 2026
New: 10 Pro cameras from 2002 to 2007, each with its own body, colors and grain. Try every one free for 3 days with OldCam Pro.
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FAQ
Does OldCam have ads?
No, OldCam is designed to be private and does not contain any advertisements. Photos are processed directly on your iPhone without uploads or tracking.
What is the cost of OldCam Pro?
OldCam Pro is available for $9.99 per year with a 3-day free trial, or as a $3.99 monthly subscription. This unlocks the remaining 10 cameras beyond the free 'The Original' camera.
How do I cancel my OldCam Pro subscription?
Subscriptions can be managed and cancelled in your iPhone's Settings app under 'your name' > 'Subscriptions'. Ensure cancellation occurs at least 24 hours before the current period ends to avoid automatic renewal.
What devices does OldCam support?
OldCam is currently supported on iPhones. The app is rated for ages 4 and up.
How often is OldCam updated?
The latest version of OldCam is 16, and it was last updated on October 6, 2026. Updates typically bring new features and improvements.
What are the CCD color modes in OldCam?
OldCam offers several CCD color modes including 2003 CCD, Standard, Vivid, Sepia, and B&W. These modes, along with white balance and ISO settings, help achieve the vintage look.
Can I turn off the date stamp in OldCam?
Yes, the amber date stamp can be toggled on or off within the app. You can also choose the year displayed to match the era of the camera you are simulating.
How does OldCam compare to other vintage camera apps?
OldCam focuses on replicating the specific aesthetic of early 2000s digital cameras, including CCD color science and sensor grain, with a strong emphasis on privacy and on-device processing.
