Bitsy Cam vs Paignion

Bitsy Cam is a completely new kind of camera on iPhone. You look through a lens: Pixel Art, Fluted Glass, Wild Meadow, Arcade, Dreamgaze, and more, and the world arrives already transformed. Swap them from the Lens Dock and see how things change like never you've experienced before. With Bitsy Cam, you also own a pixel glass lens. It makes everything you point at into glassy pixels like in the real world. Dress a shot in a Frame. Cut out Objects and keep them as collectibles. Shoot photo or video with chrome that feels like a tiny machine in your hand. WHAT YOU’LL WANT TO TRY Lens Dock — browse and seat lenses that change how you see Unique looks — from Pixel Art to Fluted Glass, Wild Meadow, Arcade, Relic, Flick, and friends Frames — ornamental borders that turn a capture into something keepable Objects — souvenirs cut from your shots Photo & video — density and color controls when you want finer or crunchier tiles Gallery — review in Bitsy Cam, save to Photos when you like This is for anyone who’s bored of the same camera app. People who want shooting to feel playful, and a little magical. Open Bitsy. Pick a lens. See what happens. Privacy policy: https://bitsyapps.com/privacy Terms of use: https://bitsyapps.com/terms

Retro palettes and pixel patterns, rendered live. No editing after the shot — what you see in the viewfinder is what gets saved. LIVE PIXEL RENDERING Paignion runs a real Metal pixel-effect pipeline on every frame of the live camera feed — palette quantization, pattern, and dithering all happen before you tap the shutter, not as a filter applied afterward. 5 ICONIC PALETTES * Game Boy — the classic 4-shade green handheld display * NES — the 64-color palette from the original console's PPU * PICO-8 — the 16-color fantasy-console system palette * C64 — the Commodore 64's Pepto palette * CGA — the 16-color RGBI palette from early PC graphics Palettes work on their own, or paired with any pattern. 3 PATTERNS + REAL BAYER DITHERING * Mosaic — chunky, blocky pixelation * Dot Screen — a single-channel dot grid * Halftone — a true CMY halftone rosette (three independently rotated ink-channel dot grids), full color or on a palette * Authentic ordered (Bayer) dithering, not a random-noise approximation — works with any palette, and it's never gated SCREEN FX Two screen finishes that turn the viewfinder into a tiny console display: CRT-style scanlines, and an LCD pixel-grid bezel overlay. FREE TO START Shoot with the Original (no filter), Game Boy Cam, and Mosaic Only presets at no cost — Bayer dithering is included free with every palette, always. Full Unlock adds the NES, PICO-8, C64, and CGA palettes, the Dot Screen and Halftone patterns, and both Screen FX finishes — a single one-time purchase, not a subscription. EVERYTHING ELSE YOU'D EXPECT * Pinch to zoom, tap to focus * HEIF capture, saved straight to a dedicated "Paignion" album in your Photos library — no separate account, no cloud * In-app gallery to browse, share, and delete your shots * The preset you shot with is written into every photo's own EXIF No ads. No tracking.