Campera vs Epilogue Flashback

The camera you’ll actually use. Campera is a point-and-shoot with hand-graded film styles baked in. Pull it out, snap, pocket. No roll to develop, no second-guessing. Photos that already feel finished. // Five ways to shoot · Espresso — warm, sun-bleached Mediterranean light · Anchoa — cool, hushed shadows and silvered midtones · Olivo — dense, dark and grainy, with real 35mm grit · Burro — bold, warm, vintage color density · Calamaro — inky black & white with a warm twist // Half Frame Shoot two frames side by side on a strip of film, with real film camera edge markings down the side. Every shot knows its roll and frame number, printed on the edge and saved with the photo. All of it stays on your device. Free to use, as much as you like. // What it does · Captures high resolution in 4:5 · Live grading — the look is in the photo, not applied after · Premium haptics and animations · Tap to focus, exposure control, level and grid · Pinch or swipe to zoom, tap to hop between optical lenses · Shoot with the front camera · Saves straight to your camera roll · Shutter from the volume buttons, Camera Control, Lock Screen, Control Center or the Action Button · Location tags on photos, kept on-device · Daily photo prompts and a Home Screen widget, if you want the nudge // Fun extras Core features are always yours. These help support the app. · Swap the camera chassis color · Motion — real-world movement in Campera’s signature styles, stacked frames or continuous long exposure · Double Exposure — stack two shots into one · Tilt Shift — miniaturize your subject with a focus band you place yourself · More Half Frame formats, and a clean edge · Or take everything in one bundle // What it doesn’t do · No subscriptions · No notifications · No accounts · No followers · No overkill · No feed · No ads Campera. For people who love point-and-shoots.

Flashback turns your iPhone into an 8-bit camera. Shoot dithered, pixelated photos and record video with audio, saved straight to your gallery. Two modes are available: - Software mode: use your iPhone's own camera. We recreate the original 8-bit look. - Hardware mode: use your GB Operator, insert the Game Boy Camera and gent a live feed from the original image sensor. No emulation. Features: - Photo and video with audio, exported straight to your Photos - Retro palettes, from the classic green-screen look to black & white and with color mode on Software mode. - Authentic dithering and crunchy, low-res 8-bit pixelation - Fine-tune the sensor: brightness, contrast, and exposure controls - Filters to dial the look from subtle retro to full 8-bit - Live preview before you shoot, in both modes In 1998 the Game Boy Camera set a Guinness World Record as the world's smallest digital camera. Flashback is what happens when that 8-bit soul meets modern hardware.