Film filters
Real film filters. Portra, CineStill, Tri-X.
Each filter is built from the actual color, contrast and grain of the film it’s named after. Eleven of them, plus one dial for how much film sits over the picture.
01Compare the films
Same photo. Different film.
Tap a film. Watch the color, the contrast and the grain change on one picture.
02The local filter
Print a whole roll, on your phone.
Point it at a photo you just shot or one already in your camera roll. It runs on the phone, so the picture never leaves it.
ON DEVICE · NO UPLOAD · WORKS ON A WHOLE ROLL AT ONCE
0311 film filters
All eleven films.
One photograph, printed eleven ways. Pick the one that fits the picture.
Warm daylight neutral. Creamy skin, soft highlights.
Stays free after the first 30
Cool shadows, warm lights, red halation glow.
Stays free after the first 30
Black and white, punchy contrast, sharp grain.
Stays free after the first 30
Golden consumer warmth, amber highlights.
Vivid reds and blues, almost no grain.
Milky lifted blacks, pastel color, soft edges.
Lower contrast, pale pastel color.
Portra's warmth, heavier grain, low light.
Cool slide contrast, saturated blues.
Cool mint shadows, neutral skin.
Expired film: green-yellow cast, muddy blues.
FIRST 30 SHOTS: ALL 11 · AFTER THAT PORTRA 400, CINESTILL 800T, TRI-X 400 STAY FREE · ALL 11 WITH CAM135 PRO
04Huji, Dazz Cam, VSCO
The others rent you filters. CAM135 sells them.
Huji and Dazz Cam do the disposable look well. VSCO and RNI do film emulation well. Most of them charge every month for the good filters. CAM135 charges $19.99 once.
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