DateCam - 90s Film Date Stamp

iOS app by Yoshifumi Sato. Photo & Video · Yoshifumi Sato

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0 / 5
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0
Download price
3 USD
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-08

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DateCam burns a warm, glowing date stamp onto your photos — just like the compact film cameras of the '90s. Shoot with the live camera or pick a photo from your library, apply a film look, and DateCam bakes an authentic amber date readout right into the frame. WHY DATECAM Most retro camera apps hide the date stamp behind a subscription or a paywalled import step. DateCam is a single purchase. No subscription, no recurring charge — pay once and every look, every date style, and every future photo is yours. FILM LOOKS Seven film-inspired color grades, from a punchy warm Classic to a cool cinematic tone, a vivid slide-film Chrome, a sun-baked Gold, a green-shifted Expired look, and a hard-contrast Mono. Each pairs with adjustable film grain for a true analog texture. THE DATE STAMP The signature amber, seven-segment date glows in the corner of every shot — just drag it anywhere on the photo to reposition it exactly where you want. Choose your date format, or set a custom date for a throwback look. HOW IT WORKS - Shoot with the live camera, front or back, with real-time film color preview - Or import any photo from your library and apply the same treatment - Adjust the look, grain, and date position before saving - Save straight to your Photos library or share instantly PRIVACY FIRST Everything happens on your device. No account, no sign-in, no data collection, no ads. Your photos never leave your phone. One purchase. Seven looks. A date stamp that feels real.

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