Lutro vs second.lux

Lutro is a focused photo editor for photographers, creators, and anyone who wants refined, film-inspired color without the overprocessed HDR look. Built for iPhone and iPad, Lutro combines precise adjustments, film-inspired presets, Smart Crop tools, RAW support, analog effects, and a minimal community gallery in a clean editing workflow. Create a look that feels natural: • Film-inspired presets with adjustable intensity • Grain, halation, bloom, light leaks, borders, date stamp, dust, vignette, and other analog effects • Exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, temperature, tint, saturation, vibrance, and more • Smart Crop to help center the subject while keeping the composition clean • RAW support for more flexible editing • Auto Adjust designed to improve the image without destroying skin tones or natural light • A simple collage tool for quick visual compositions • A minimal public Exhibition gallery to share and discover edited images • Export with a clean, photographer-friendly workflow Lutro is not built to make every photo look loud, plastic, or fake. It is built for controlled edits, quiet color, tactile film texture, and editorial-looking images. Good for: • Fashion and portrait edits • Street photography • Travel images • Social posts • Refined film-inspired looks • Natural color grading Lutro is not just about applying a look. It is about shaping, finishing, and presenting images with a quiet editorial feel. All filters and presets can be previewed and applied before purchase. Lutro Pro is required to export the final edited image. Privacy Policy: https://www.lutro.app/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.lutro.app/terms Community Guidelines: https://www.lutro.app/guidelines Apple Standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

second.lux is a camera and photo development app for iPhone. Shape the color and tone of your photos using a process modeled on film and photographic printing. Adjust lens filters, halation, and grain to change the look and feel of your photos. Shoot DNG RAW photos using the Fast RAW Finder. On devices that support Apple Log, you can also choose Live Development Preview to preview the developed image as you shoot. You can also import photos and RAW images from your photo library for development. Save and share your finished photos.