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A Film Camera App by Nicky, a Developer Who Loves Photography
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A Film Camera App by Nicky, a Developer Who Loves Photography
New Seoul Street filters have arrived.
Hongdae, Yeonnam, Seongsu, Gangnam, Jamsil, Hipjiro, Bukchon — experience the mood of each Seoul neighborhood through film.
[Real Film Feel for Photos & Videos]
- FILM Mode: Experience a true film camera — you can only view your photos after shooting all 36 frames of a roll.
- FILTER Mode: Shoot film-style photos instantly.
- 39 film filters in total (27 Film · 5 Old Lens · 7 Seoul Street)
- Custom filter to create your own film aesthetic
- Video Mode: Shoot videos with the same authentic film feel.
- Era Filters: 70s · 80s · 90s · 00s · 10s — capture the vibe of each decade.
- Resolution: 1080p · 4K / 24 · 30 · 60fps supported
- Photo Editing: Re-edit photos you've already taken with a different film filter!
- Import from Album: Apply film filters to photos already in your album.
- Data Back: Stamp photos with a film-style date at any position you choose.
- We will continue to add and improve features to bring you an even better experience.
**The live camera preview shows filters overlaid to help you visualize the effect.
**The actual captured photo or video may differ slightly from the preview.
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