Filmono - Retro B&W Film Cam
iOS app by Haruki Sugaya. Photo & Video · Haruki Sugaya
- Store rating
- 4.92 / 5
- Store rating count
- 12
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 2.4
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-11
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Store description excerpt
Filmono is a retro film camera. Pick a film, and the viewfinder shows the finished look before you shoot — film tone, grain, and a burned-in date stamp, all rendered live. ■ Films - 9 built-in films: clean MONO, deep NOIR, soft TONAL, plus CLASSIC, SOFT, DOCU, SEPIA, CYANO — and DISPO, a color film straight out of a 90s disposable camera - Create your own custom films: start from any built-in film, tune it, name it, and shoot with it - 10 adjustments: brightness, contrast, exposure, color tint, temperature, grain amount, grain size, vignette, fade, and soft focus - Color tint blends color back into the monochrome image for faded, expired-film looks ■ Shooting - What you see is what you get: the film look is rendered live in the viewfinder - Video recording with the film look, grain, and date stamp baked in - Quartz-date style date stamp in 3 formats (Y/M/D, M/D/Y, D/M/Y). Shoot in landscape and it stays at the bottom right - Instant frame: an instant-photo border around your shots — white by default, any color you like - 3:4 / 1:1 / 9:16 aspect ratios, pinch zoom, tap to focus, exposure adjustment, grid, self-timer, volume-button shutter ■ Develop - Give photos from your library the film look with the same adjustments, and save the result as a custom film ■ Privacy - No ads, no account. Your photos stay on your device Filmono Pro (one-time purchase) unlocks every film and unlimited custom films. MONO, NOIR, and TONAL are free forever.
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