平成ビデオカメラ vs DitherBoy

Turn your smartphone into an authentic 90s Japanese camcorder. "Japanese Retro Cam" brings the ultimate nostalgic, lo-fi aesthetic to your everyday videos. Experience the true 90s Tokyo vibe. We intentionally kept the authentic Japanese user interface (UI) to give you the real experience of using a vintage camcorder imported straight from Japan. [ Features ] - Real-time VHS Filter: Authentic VCR noise, color bleeding, and CRT scanlines. - Retro Import: Apply our vintage Japanese filter to existing videos in your camera roll. - Date & Timestamp: Classic camcorder timestamp burned into your video. - Authentic Japanese UI: Feel the "Aesthetic" and "Vaporwave" vibes with real Japanese OSD (On-Screen Display). [ Pro Version Upgrade ] While the basic camera is free, upgrading to the Pro version unlocks: - Retro Import: Ability to convert existing videos from your album. - Watermark Removal: Removes the "Shot on" watermark from your videos. [ Pricing & Terms ] - Monthly Subscription: $2.99 / month - Lifetime License: $9.99 (One-time payment) *Prices may vary by location. - Subscriptions will automatically renew unless canceled within 24-hours before the end of the current period. - You can cancel anytime with your iTunes account settings. Any unused portion of a free trial will be forfeited if you purchase a subscription. - For restoring purchases, use the "購入を復元" (Restore) button on the paywall using the same Apple ID. Privacy Policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WjTrtA5bjPfb5QM3mNmnhAyy4GhNCkL-SVvduJEb4OM/edit?usp=sharing Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Somewhere in a drawer lived a little camera that saw the world in four shades of green. The photos were terrible. Every single one became a treasure. DitherBoy brings that feeling back. It boots up with a beep — a whole tiny handheld inside your iPhone — and through its viewfinder, the world turns into pixel art right before your eyes. When the moment feels right, press A. • A camera you drive with a D-pad and buttons • Palettes from that green to full retro color • Albums kept on cartridges — TRAVEL, LUNCH, CAT No.5 • A tiny pixel date stamp in the corner • No account, no internet. Just a camera. Low on pixels, heavy on soul. Go shoot something — your lunch, your socks, the sky. Everything looks better in dots.