A DIGICAM FOR YOUR IPHONE

That digicam look.
Skip the eBay hunt.

Grainy, warm, a little off. You know the look.
Now it’s built into your iPhone camera.

24 films. Photos and video. No SD card.

Digicam Type-1 on iPhone, with a viewfinder, film selector, capture modes, and orange shutter button

24 FILM LOOKS

Pick a film. That’s the whole edit.

Phone photos all look the same. Sharp, clean, a bit clinical. These don’t. Each film has its own color and grain. You see it in the viewfinder before you shoot. It works on video too, and on photos you already have. Drag the slider to see for yourself.

DIGICAM AFTERGLOW · D·10

Blue hour, on demand.

Cool light, deeper shadows, a little more color. The ten minutes after the sun drops, whenever you want them.

One of 24 film looks.
A hand holding up a silver compact camera in a living room under a warm lamp, with a wall clock and a Christmas tree behind

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FILM RECIPES

Want it grainier?
Go for it.

Four sliders: color, highlights, shadows, grain. Move them until it looks right and hit save. From then on, that film shoots your way, right in the viewfinder. No editing app. No preset pack. Changed your mind? Reset puts it back.

Digicam Film Recipes screen with the 24-preset recipe bank, color tuning slider, and Save Recipe button
Summer clouds above Japanese rooftops and overhead wires, rendered with Digicam Chroma

YOUR GALLERY

Your photo dump, ready to go.

Every photo and video you shoot, in one spot. Each one shows which film you used, so you can shoot more like it.

A hand reaching into dappled sunlight beneath yellow mimosa blossoms, with the Type-1 film look
Digicam's gallery with a Solace rooftop sunset, an alley cat, summer clouds, and sharing and favorite controls
An amber sunset over quiet Japanese rooftops and overhead wires, rendered with Digicam Solace

Learn the digicam look.

Short, practical guides to the app and the look. Start anywhere.

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Questions people ask.

Does it work for video?

Yes. Flip the camera to video and the film applies to the recording, same as a photo. Sound records with it.

Where do my photos go?

Straight into your camera roll, in an album called Digicam. Mark one as a favorite in the app and it is a favorite in Photos too.

Does anything leave my phone?

No. Every photo and video is processed on your phone and the app never uploads them. There is no account to make.

Can I change the film after I shoot?

Yes. Open the shot in the gallery, choose Open in Editor, and pick a different film. Digicam keeps the original underneath, so nothing is baked in. You can also copy the look from one photo and paste it onto another.

What is a recipe?

A film plus your own tuning. Every film has four sliders. Save your settings and that film remembers them. Reset brings the stock look back.

Which iPhones does it run on?

Any iPhone on iOS 17 or later.

Can I turn the camera sounds off?

Yes. There is a volume slider in Settings. Slide it all the way down and the camera goes quiet.

When can I get it?

Digicam Type-1 is available now for iPhone. Download it on the App Store

Digicam Type-1 app icon

Digicam Type-1

Okay, go shoot something.

Pick a film, point, shoot. It’s already in your camera roll.

Download on the App Store

Made for iPhone. Everything stays on your phone. No account, no uploads, no SD card.