RitchieCam — Filter Camera

Instant love for this app . Film simulations are top notch . Just missing a spot metering

Superbe appli simple (quoi que manque d’animations, pas très grave) avec possibilité de shooter dans pleins de modes différents. Ce qui serait super sympa c’est un descriptif plus clair des différents films (quitte à associer avec des recettes de film Fuji/ricoh pour ceux qui viennent de cet univers). Mon seul bug c’est lorsque je shoot avec la copie raw activé, le raw se transforme en jpeg lorsque j’exporte vers d’autres supports 😢

Ritchie well done for this app! It’s making me enjoy shooting with my iPhone again. The results seem to be free of over-sharpening like the regular iPhone pics (awful white edges). It’s a game changer for me. As a UX designer, I find this app to be one of the most pleasurable to use. Really snappy. I love the possibility to choose different format like 24:65 or 3:2, and the drag shortcut to change filter. Next step, give us the possibility to create and play with our own recipes like we do on Fujis?

So sad it’s not a one time purchase !

Fantastique ! Merci à vous 🙏🙂🏖 Insta : Rudet Loïc

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.