ChromaZoom vs Kodist

The app is intended for people with color loss and/or compromised vision. Dichromatic filters make it easier to read texts for people with color loss. It is possible to zoom images up to 14x. Zooming and the filters work in still mode too App can save images to the Photos library, and share them via email or different platforms.

Kodist is a point-and-shoot camera that produce lifelike film photography shots. ◎ No AI Enhancements Kodist avoids all AI enhancements by processing data directly from the sensors: - Your shots are never too evenly lit - There's no excessive sharpening, aggressive denoising, and artificial smudging - No weird, frowned-upon HDR artifacts on object edges - Natural and pleasant-looking grains produces by physics, not by an algorithm ◎ Film Photography Profiles Your shots are rendered with your choice of a professional film photography colour profile. They produce natural and balance colours that makes your shots stand out in the sea of phone photographs. ◎ Photos in 1 Step Point and shoot, and that's it: your photo is saved to your iOS Photo Library, and the camera gets out of your way. ◎ Minimal App, Packed Technologies Kodist is minimally featured, but user experience is not an afterthought. - 10-bit HEIF support saves your photos in a rich, space-efficient format - Geotagging makes your photos searchable on maps in your Photo Library - Automatic image orientation allows your to take photos however you hold the phone - Photos are saved to iOS Photo Library with full EXIF info. There's no separate in-app album ◎ Free (for now) There are no pay-to-unlock features (yet!) and you can keep having fun for free. Tips are welcome and we may have something for you in the future ;)