Soratama Lens

Soratama Lens

A Glass Sphere Bokeh Filter

6 ratings
7 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 16 Mar 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 19, 2017
  • March 2, 2020
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About

Capture stunning photos and videos with a unique glass sphere bokeh effect. This app brings an experimental photography technique to your iPhone without needing special equipment. Easily create artistic shots with a floating sphere and a beautifully blurred background.

Glass sphere bokeh effect
Live bokeh preview
Capture up to 4K still images
Record up to 2.5K video with audio
Multiple aspect ratios
Simple touch controls
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What's New in Soratama Lens

2.0

March 2, 2020

Soratama Lens 2 is a complete remake from ground up. - Up to 2.5k video recording with audio - Up to 4K still image capture - New capture aspect ratio from 16:9, 4:3 and 1:1 to best fit your social media page - Support the iOS 13 and new iPhones

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In-App Purchases

$1.99

Soratama Lens Feature Pack

Unlock SoratamaLens Video and Remove Watermark

User reviews

Glitchy

Once I finish a photo and go back to my in app library it doesn’t let me select another photo. It stays on the photo I just used or goes to the camera function to take a new photo. If I log out and back in it resets which sometimes helps it to load a new photo or just defaults and stays on the in app camera to take a new photo. Resetting the app is also the only way to add more photos from my iPhone library into the app because there is no real Home Screen. My review is this is a cool lens and feature but the app is too glitchy.
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Instructions for video from library

Please give instructions on how to make a video from my library work with this app. I purchased this and your sister app, KaleidoLens and neither offers instructions. It would be nice to know how to make it work.

I paid and did not get the video or water mark removed

I paid the in-app purchase which says I will be able to do video & remove watermark. They collected my $$ and the watermark is still there and no video.

If they correct this I will update my review.

Response from developer

Hi Hugh, please update to the latest version for the fix. Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

Disapointed

The video does’nt work, the selection of images is very difficult. I’m disapointed.

Response from developer

Hi cparts, please update to the latest version for the fix. Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

Watermark

This app marks the user’s photos with an intrusive watermark. There seems to be no way to remove it. Otherwise, with the one photo I have taken so far, it works for me.

I misunderstood. There IS the option to remove the watermark, combined with a video function.

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FAQ

What is Soratama Lens?

Soratama Lens is an iPhone camera add-on that allows you to take photos and videos with a glass sphere bokeh effect. It simulates a technique that usually requires special lenses and DSLR cameras.

Does Soratama Lens require any physical equipment?

No, Soratama Lens does not require any physical lens or filter. It's designed to work directly with your iPhone camera, making it easy to use.

What is the image and video quality of Soratama Lens?

Soratama Lens can capture up to 4K still images on iPhone 6s or later, and 2.5K video on iPhone 7 or later. Older devices will capture images in 2K and video in HD.

How do I control Soratama Lens?

Basic controls include a long press on the shutter to record video, double-tap to switch between square and full-size images, and multi-touch gestures for rotate, drag, and zoom.

What devices does Soratama Lens work best on?

Soratama Lens requires Metal and works best on iPhone 6s or later. 4K image capture is available on iPhone 6s or later, and 2.5K video recording on iPhone 7 or later.

What is the user sentiment for Soratama Lens?

Based on 6 ratings, Soratama Lens has an average rating of 2.3 stars. This suggests that users have mixed feelings about the app's performance and features.

Is Soratama Lens free to use?

Yes, Soratama Lens is free to download and use. It may offer in-app purchases for additional features or content.

When was Soratama Lens last updated?

Soratama Lens was last updated on March 2, 2020, to version 2.0. This indicates it has not received updates in over three years.