FlashAura vs Pocket Log Camera

FlashAura is a LUT camera, video camera, and photo editor made for people who care about color. Shoot photos or videos with real-time filters, edit media with precise controls, and export polished images, videos, GIFs, and Live Photos. Create a finished look from capture to export: • Real-time camera filters powered by Metal • Photo and VIDEO capture with real-time baked-in LUT looks and audio • Standard/Hi-res photo resolution switching in the camera • Built-in LUT collections for film, cinematic, brand camera, LOG, V-LOG, DJI, Sony, Canon, Panasonic, Fuji, GoPro, and more • One-tap looks with favorites and last-used filter memory • Professional adjustments for exposure, contrast, saturation, sharpness, temperature, tint, highlights, shadows, vignette, and vibrance • Curves for tonal control across black, shadow, midtone, highlight, and white points • HSL editing for 8 color ranges: red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, and magenta • Color wheels, grain, halation, bloom, blur, and crop tools for a more cinematic finish • Video, GIF, Live Photo, and photo rendering/export support • Batch export for editing multiple photos with the same look FlashAura keeps the workflow simple: choose a look, fine-tune the color, save the result. Whether you are making social posts, travel photos, short videos, portraits, product shots, or a consistent visual style, FlashAura gives you a fast editing space with enough depth for serious color work.

Pocket Log Camera is a small iPhone camera that takes the processed look out of your photos — built from Apple's Log video pipeline. How it works Most camera apps save a photo with sharpening, HDR, and noise reduction baked in. Pocket Log does something different: it takes the current frame from Apple's Log video pipeline and develops it with PocketLog Natural — a rendering that adds no sharpening, no HDR, and no noise reduction, with skin-friendly color. The finished photo saves straight to Photos as 10-bit HEIC (or JPEG in compatibility mode). For users who grade in post-production, Pocket Log Pro can also save the negative — the original from the same moment (ProRes RAW open gate on iPhone 17 Pro, 4K Apple Log MOV on other models). Point. Shoot. Keep the natural photo, or re-develop the negative. The camera • Fixed 24mm-equivalent back wide camera — always the same lens • 3:2 still frame (portrait and landscape); ProRes RAW captures keep the full 1.40:1 open-gate frame • Tap-to-focus with manual exposure bias slider (−2 to +2 stops) • Flash control · Adjustable shutter sound • Optional burned-in date stamp on the photo (never on the negative) • Capture confirmation via haptic + brief blackout flash Your archive • Finished photos save to Photos (10-bit HEIC, optional JPEG) • Recent captures can be reviewed in the app • Pro negatives (ProRes RAW or Log MOV) save locally in the app's Documents/Originals folder • The Originals browser lets you review, share, and clean up negatives — or move them to your Mac for grading ProRes RAW capture (iPhone 17 Pro) On iPhone 17 Pro, Pocket Log Pro can capture a single-frame ProRes RAW original — the full 4224×3024 open-gate sensor readout, saved on your iPhone with no external SSD. It opens directly in DaVinci Resolve's Camera Raw panel for full RAW development. On other supported models the app automatically uses the 4K Apple Log pipeline instead. Privacy first No analytics. No ads. No network calls during camera use. Your photos stay on your device. Requirements Pocket Log Camera uses Apple's Log video pipeline. It is designed for iPhone Pro models that support Apple Log — iPhone 15 Pro / 15 Pro Max or later on iOS 17 or later. ProRes RAW capture requires iPhone 17 Pro. Pocket Log Pro — $2.99 one-time purchase in the U.S. • Unlocks "Save the Negative (Original)": ProRes RAW open gate on iPhone 17 Pro, 4K Log MOV on other devices • Photo capture remains free • Purchase and restore are handled by Apple