re:cam - Retro Camera

Six old cameras in one app. You shoot through the old look instead of adding it afterwards. Most retro camera apps shoot with a modern phone camera and age the photo afterwards. re:cam works the other way round: the old look is already on the picture you frame, focus and press the shutter on. ■ Six cameras, six screens Phone 4 (2010): glossy black chrome, a silver shutter and an iris that closes when you shoot. Phone 5s (2013) and Phone 6s (2015): the flat camera screen of their day. IX 80 IS (2008): the LCD of a silver compact. W35 (2007): a compact's LCD with green corner focus brackets. Disposable 800: a plastic film camera body with a frame counter and a flash switch. Change cameras in the Cameras tab. ■ Their limits are the point Each camera saves at its own size: 5 megapixels on Phone 4, 7 on W35, 8 on Phone 5s and IX 80 IS, 12 on Phone 6s. Disposable 800 saves 6 megapixels at 3:2, the shape of a film frame. No HDR. No portrait mode. No night mode. No multi-frame merging. One press of the shutter, one frame. ■ Your shots, in their own album Every photo is saved to your library in a re:cam album. Camera Roll is built in: browse the grid, open a shot, share it, delete it. The system Photos app has them all too. ■ Photos you already took Tap + in Camera Roll, pick a photo from your library and switch between the cameras to see it through each one. Save keeps it as a new photo, and the original stays as it was. ■ More cameras in free updates New cameras arrive in free updates. The Cameras tab lists what is installed. ■ Pay once No ads. No watermark on your photos. No subscription. No in-app purchases of any kind. You pay on the download button, and that is the end of it. Stop polishing the life out of it.