Citus Camera vs TeleMacro

Built by a photographer who wanted a camera, not an editor. SHOOT THROUGH THE LOOK - Ten original Citus looks, graded by hand - The look renders live in the viewfinder, at full frame rate - Hold a look to dial its strength, double-tap to favorite it - Start free with three of them: FROST, AMBER, and LINEN THE FILM LAB - Grain with size control - mono, like the real thing - Black & white with a channel mixer and film presets - Manual white balance with a live Kelvin readout - Highlights, shadows, clarity, structure A REAL CAMERA - EV control, focus lock, face autofocus - 48 MP and ProRAW (DNG) capture - Volume-button shutter, self-timer, burst - 9:16, 4:5, 1:1, and 3:4 framing RECIPES - Save a whole camera setup - look, strength, lab settings - and come back to it with one tap LOOK PACKS - FILM STOCK - six looks made from real film rolls, scanned and adjusted by hand - CINEMA - six color grades built for the big screen - MONO - six classic black & white looks - Every look previews live in the viewfinder before you buy YOURS, NOT RENTED - One purchase unlocks Citus Pro - every look, the full film lab, 48 MP + ProRAW, unlimited recipes - No subscription. Ever. - The free tier is a real camera, not a demo PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No accounts, no sign-ups - Your photos never leave your iPhone - Anonymous usage stats only - and you can turn even that off Made by one photographer. Share your shots with #shotoncitus.

Requires a clip-on macro lens (not included). Your iPhone has a telephoto camera. It has always wanted to look at small things. TeleMacro lets it. Clip a macro lens over the tele, aim at a beetle, and take the photo. If it’s dark, switch on some extra light. If you want more than one frame, MULTI-FRAME takes several in a row. Set image quality and capture style the way you like, or leave everything alone. It is a tiny app, under 2 MB. It does not have a hundred features. It has one job, and the beetle does not mind. Photos are saved to your Photos app, in a TeleMacro folder if you want one. If you turn LOCATION on, the GPS position is stored in the photo’s metadata. Otherwise, nothing is stored. TeleMacro collects no data.