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Miss the character you used to get from older iPhone photos? Bring a second old phone on trips just for the camera? Tried an ‘old iPhone look’ app, only to be disappointed because it looked nothing like the real thing? iY2K was built differently. We bought a range of real older iPhone models and directly compared thousands of shots. This is not a filter made by guessing at the mood. We studied the noise, bloom, color and sharpness that gave each camera its character, then carefully rebuilt those details. We kept the character and eased off the drawbacks. Harsh bloom and excessive noise are toned down, while the parts people love about older cameras stay. You can also bring in photos you have already taken and apply the old-phone look later. There is no need to buy and carry another phone just for its camera. iY2K puts 138 looks — old phones, compact digitals, film and single-use cameras — in one app. What’s inside · 138 looks — old phones, compact digitals, film and single-use cameras · Fifty-eight composition guides — People, Landscape, Café and Top-Down. Line up with the outline on screen, get live directions on where to move the phone, and lay an example photo over the viewfinder · Light Bleed for selfies — the soft, blown-out glow old iPhone selfies had, in three strengths, on only when you want it · Share a photo from the Photos app to iY2K to edit it right away · Photos, video and Live Photos · Ten single-use cameras — seven cardboard bodies, four in colour (two of them waterproof) and three in black-and-white, plus three instant-film looks (a box body, a folding SLR and a current model) · See the look live in the viewfinder before you shoot · Apply it to photos and videos already in your library, several photos at once · Sensitivity and strength controls for every look · 0.5×, 1× and 2× lenses, plus the front camera · A 3-second and a 10-second timer · Grid, five aspect ratios and optional frames · An album that gathers what you shot with iY2K, day by day There are no in-app purchases. All 138 looks, the ten single-use cameras included, come with the price of the app, and there is no subscription. Shoot the single-use cameras as much as you like — there is no frame limit. An instant frame is saved as a square photograph inside a white instant-print border. Shooting and editing are processed on your device, with no account or in-app ads. Only with your tracking permission, the Meta SDK sends device identifiers and app activation events to measure advertising performance. Declining does not affect any feature. Photos and capture locations are not sent to Meta. See our privacy policy for details. iY2K is an independently developed look-emulation app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any device, camera or film manufacturer. All preset names are our own. Terms of Use (Apple Standard EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://imagination5671.github.io/iy2k-support/privacy.html

Show the shot you want. Skip the back-and-forth. You know the photo you want. Getting someone else to take it? That's the tricky part. gyeop turns your reference photos into guides you can overlay on your camera, helping you match the pose and framing while you shoot. ■ Turn saved photos into guides Choose a reference photo from your photo library and turn it into a guide. Keep the pose and composition you want right on your camera screen. ■ Snap a photo. Make it a guide. Found the angle you want? Take a quick photo and use it as a guide before handing your phone over. Show how you want the shot framed instead of explaining every detail. ■ Make the guide your own Refine the automatically generated outline by adding the lines you need and erasing the ones you don't. Adjust the line thickness to make your guide easier to follow. ■ Line up your shot Overlay your reference photo and outline guide on the live camera view. Match where to stand, where to place your hands, and how much background to include. Adjust the transparency or hide the guide whenever you need a clear view. ■ Save your go-to guides Save the guides you create and mark your favorites so they're easy to find next time. Reuse a pose or composition you love whenever you're ready to shoot. Vacation photos. Cafe moments. Everyday outfit shots. Next time you're about to say "Take it like this," show it with gyeop.