Kodist: Analog Film Camera

Kodist is a point-and-shoot film camera for iPhone. It reads the RAW data straight off the sensor and renders it through a film color profile, skipping the AI pipeline that makes phone photos look like phone photos. ◎ Shot from RAW, no AI Other camera apps start from a photo your iPhone has already processed. Kodist starts from the sensor. - No AI sharpening, denoising or skin smoothing - No HDR halos around edges - Grain that comes from light and physics, not from a texture overlay ◎ Six films on the shelf Each film is a color profile with its own character, and a story to go with it. - Kumakrome: rich, saturated color with deep contrast. Free, forever. - Kuma Gold 200: the warm everyday film with a golden glow - Plastica: plastic-lens softness, heavy vignettes and colors that wander - Hugo Estia: a gentle slide film tuned for skin tones - Blush: a pink, dreamlike haze - Showa 52: faded color film from a 1970s family album Pick a film, and every shot comes out of the camera finished. There is nothing to edit afterwards. ◎ One tap, then it gets out of the way - Photos go straight to your Photo Library at full resolution, with location, lens and exposure data. No in-app album to lose them in. - 10-bit HEIF with HDR, so bright scenes keep their light - Launch it from the Lock Screen, Control Center or the Action button - Every lens on your iPhone, with classic focal lengths like 24, 35 and 50 mm - Manual focus and exposure compensation when you want them - 3:4 or square ◎ Honest pricing Kumakrome is free, with no limit on how much you shoot. One purchase unlocks every other film for good, and Family Sharing extends it to your family. No subscription, no account, no ads. ◎ On iPhone Duo Unfold the phone and the film collection opens across the inner display, each film beside its story and sample shots. Close it and you are back behind the camera. Kodist is made by a small independent studio that would rather you spend the evening shooting than editing.