App Detail » Digital Paula Instant Camera

Published by: Tristan Zand

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Price: $0.99
Current Version: 2.4
Released: November 20, 2018

What's New

- new creative filter / insaturator named "Gulbul" that creates variable tonal modifications
- long press of "frame" button selects random frameskin, swipe left or right to select other in list
- swipe film window left or right to select creative filter / insaturator
- swipe film window up or down to select simulation / filmulator
- corrected "blubble" frameskin's top margin error
- various bug resolutions and enhancements

App Description

Digital Paula v2 now with more than 10'000 photographic filter combinations included (using the Camare Experimental Camera app photo engine) - c.f. http://zand.photography/matnum .

Used either as a standalone photo app to speed-capture and use the full power of the custom image engine in a fast point-and-shoot style app or simply to create complex presets without having to go in the deeper and sometimes complex settings of Camare, this is an essential tool for any experimental photographer.

Each generated photo includes a QR code that will let you select and classify your favorite experimental settings as well as recall them either for use in this app or in the more complex pro-oriented Camare app.

You can now create an HD video of the current photo roll for archival une a single file of a whole experimental session. Or to share.

Tired of having to rely on third-party external developments of filters and approaches to digital photography treatment, this app is based on the proprietary engine I developed for my personal experimental photographic works. Its multiple layer data-processing attempts to exacerbate digital characteristics of smartphone photography but also to enrich the image with the sensuality of analog processes.

Combining both creative filters (aka insaturators) and simulations (aka filmulators - including models for various substrates e.g. expired film, digital sensors, thermal printers, …) and mixed thanks to a home-developed software engine, the variations are virtually endless.

Hopefully this will open your creative horizons to discovering other digital-image-matter characteristics (matière numérique in French). Have fun!Developed by a photographer for photographers, I will regularly add simulations based on classic cameras and films but also on old digital cameras and sensors of interest.