PlainCam vs DISP.

PlainCam is a minimal iPhone camera focused on photo capture and output control. It keeps the shooting interface quiet while keeping the essential controls close: viewfinder, shutter, flash, exposure compensation, grid, front/back camera switching, and rear physical lens selection. In Settings, you can choose JPEG, HEIC, and, on supported devices, RAW DNG, RAW + JPEG, or RAW + HEIC output. PlainCam does not require an account, does not upload photos, and does not include ads or social features. Captured photos are saved to the system Photos library. The in-app gallery is only used to browse photos saved by PlainCam. RAW availability depends on the current iPhone and lens hardware. If RAW capture is not reported as available, PlainCam does not present RAW as an output option.

DISP is a disposable camera for your phone. No filters to scroll. No gallery to curate. No preview to obsess over. You point, you shoot, and the film look is baked in. The way a disposable actually works. The look: • Film-style grain and soft plastic-lens blur • Warm, gold-tone color or high-contrast black & white • Halation glow on highlights and gentle vignetting • Occasional light leaks for that analog-accident feel • Optional retro date stamp Private by design. DISP runs entirely on your device — no account, no ads, no tracking, no network. Your photos never leave your phone. Point. Shoot. Get them "developed" in your camera roll.