Stilluna vs DMPR

Stilluna is a camera app for cinematic still photography on iPhone. Rather than relying on the default smartphone look, Stilluna is built around a more intentional workflow: capture with a flatter image style, then finish your photos with LUT-based color treatment. It is designed for creators who want their stills to feel more crafted, atmospheric, and expressive. What you can do with Stilluna • Capture with a flatter tonal look • Finish images with LUT-based color workflows • Save high-quality stills in HEIF or TIFF • Adjust exposure, white balance, and other key settings manually • Shoot with a cleaner interface focused on image-making Great for people who want to • create cinematic-looking stills • use LUTs as part of their photo workflow • have more control over image rendering on iPhone • move beyond the default smartphone-photo look Stilluna is a still camera for photographers and image makers who care about mood, tone, and finish. *Compatible with iPhone 15 Pro / 15 Pro Max, iPhone 16 Pro / 16 Pro Max, and iPhone 17 Pro / 17 Pro Max. *Supports custom .cube LUT import. LUT files are not included.

DMPR brings a true monochrome camera experience to your phone. DMPR is built around three core controls inspired by monochrome photography, so you can shape the tonal result that feels right to you: Filter - Decide how colors map into grayscale before the image is formed - Options: None, Yellow, Orange, Red, Green Look - Define tonal structure, including contrast, micro-contrast - Options: Standard, Solid, Soft, High Contrast Tone - Apply subtle final toning to emulate print-like output styles - Options: Off, Sepia, Red, Green, Blue, Purple DMPR Pro unlocks every filter, look, and tone with monthly, annual, and lifetime purchase options. DMPR stays simple and focused: - No account required - Data stays entirely on your device, with no network required - No social features Privacy Policy: https://dmpr.omitlens.com/privacy.html Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Hope you enjoy DMPR. Build your own light, structure, and tonal depth.