Open Digicam and you’re looking at a viewfinder, not a menu. Everything you need is on one screen, laid out like a little point-and-shoot. Here’s the tour.
Top row
- Settings
- The gear. Camera sounds, Film Recipes, legal stuff.
- Flash
- The bolt. On or off.
- Film selector
- The strip in the middle. Arrows step through the 24 films. Tap the name to see them all at once.
The edges
- Import
- The tab on the right. Pulls a photo from your library into the editor.
- Last shot
- The thumbnail, bottom left. Opens the gallery.
Bottom row
- Photo or video
- Pick one. Both get the film.
- 24 or 35
- The lens. 24 is wide. 35 is a touch tighter, like taking a step forward.
- Flip
- Front or back camera.
- The orange button
- The shutter. Press it.
Where the photo goes
Straight into your camera roll, in an album called Digicam. Nothing to export, nothing to sync. Tap the thumbnail and you’re in the gallery.
