Rian Johnson's camera app gives iPhone photos a film look
Chromagraph Camera, made by director Rian Johnson with cinematographer Steve Yedlin, shoots RAW photos and processes them with the color and grain techniques Yedlin developed for their films.
What it means for you
A one-time-purchase camera app for people who want film-style photos without editing each one by hand.
What to do
Search for Chromagraph Camera in the App Store, and check that your iPhone runs iOS 17 or later first.
The details
The look is applied after you take the photo and can be changed later, because the RAW original stays untouched; photos export as JPEG or HEIC. It costs $12.99 once and needs iOS 17 or later. MacRumors reported it at No. 1 in Photo & Video on the US App Store.
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