RitchieCam — Filter Camera

I really like the app but having no option to apply the filters to existing photos shot with the stock camera app is a bummer. Also I‘d prefer a one-time purchase option (and maybe additional one-time paid upgrades when new filters are added) over the annual subscription model.

Might be the one… Fluid app with many crop options. Minimal design and results have a real authentic feel.

Only two free filters available to use. if you want more you have to pay a subscription of $13 a year depending on where you are to unlock the rest it’s a bit of an overkill. I wouldn’t mind paying one time fee. Annual subscription kills it.

The basic features are solid and a lot better than the other film simulation apps that tend to clutter the shot with lens flare and timestamps. I would appreciate at least more customization and control of the free filters. The yearly fee to unlock the full features is too expensive in my opinion, especially at the current state of the app which is still quite simple and restrictive. I would not have minded a one-time payment at a reasonable price however.

Not a bad app. Filters look good but only two available for free. I'd pay for it if there was a bit more options like grain and maybe basic editing.

Love the filters but on my 15 pro max I can’t get a 24mp photo…why is that? 48mp works

Some suggestions for future updates: - Let us apply film simulations to RAW images after the image has already been taken - Additional new effects, such as Positive Film - An option for the drag to select effects being limited to favorites only - when bringing up the favorites list make the icons clickable

I have tried a few other apps that provide some sort of film simulation on iOS. A few require adding those filters in post while some just dont give the results I was expecting. This is by far the best and the easiest to use. You just have to worry about the composition and the app does the rest. The photos come out really good.

It’s so easy to use and the filters are beautiful

Thank you thank you thank you for the 65:24 option! This is the first app I have found that allows that option as a frame to compose not just crop afterwards. This works great with the 48mp option. The file comes out to ~ 24mp.