“Analog Vintage Cameras”
“Inst Color”
“D3D”
“DFunS + Star”
“8mm”
“Original”
“VHS”
“CT2F + Double Exposure”
“D Classic + Fisheye”
“Dazz Classic + Flash C”
A closer look at the screenshots
Illustrated camera bodies fill a catalogue-like wall, introducing variety through the camera designs.
Instant-film-bordered photographs overlap on black, giving the images and borders strong contrast.
A creator credit appears with a saturated sample image, identifying its source alongside the effect.
Two effect names are joined by a plus sign, showing that the presented look combines treatments.
Sequential frames use sprocket-hole styling, introducing the appearance of film footage.
Processing labels appear on an image comparison, making the technical modes part of the visual.
Timestamped samples show different subjects, repeating the tape-style treatment across several scenes.
An overlapping portrait demonstrates two exposures within one image.
A circular vignette surrounds a surf photograph, making the lens simulation visible.
A high-contrast red-flash portrait gives the last screen a distinct colour treatment.
About this app
Dazz Camera, Pro Photographer in your Pocket. We believe in keeping it simple, no need for post-editing. With just one tap, you can capture the most authentic vintage photos or videos, letting you enjoy the moment without distractions. Dazz camera is inspired by classic film cameras from the 80s. We’ve sampled real film stock to recreate the colors and textures of vintage photography. Dazz camera supports shooting in various retro film formats like 135 film, 120 film, toy cameras, slide film, half-frame cameras, instant camera, 3D film photography, disposable camera, and more. Besides film photography, Dazz camera also offers modern digital camera color profiles, including compact camera, CCD camera, and we’re constantly adding more. You can also capture videos with a retro vibe, using formats like 8mm film camera, 16mm film camera, VHS tape camera, DCR camera, movie camera, and slide projector. We’re always rolling out new cameras, so keep an eye out! When you’re capturing photos and videos, we’ve got some cool extra features and accessories for you: - Save the negative and reprocess it to achieve different exposure and color temperature. (Available on select cameras) - Double exposure effect by layering two photos. - Timer for delayed shots. - Flash. - Import your existing photos for editing. (Available on select cameras) - Adjust color temperature and tint. - Switch between preset focal lengths or adjust freely. - Tweak exposure compensation. - Adjust ISO and shutter speed. - Stabilization settings. - Composition grids. - Fisheye lens. - Starburst lens. - Color flash filters. - Prism lens. - ND filter. When you share your photos on social media, don’t forget to tag them with #dazzcam. Our team might just feature your awesome photos in our collection! Got any questions? Email us at dazz.camera@gmail.com. Dazz Pro Subscription - Join Dazz Pro to access all cameras and accessories. - Payment will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase. - Subscriptions will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. - Your account will be charged for renewal, in accordance with your plan, within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. - You can manage or turn off auto-renew in your Apple ID account settings any time after purchase. Terms of Use: http://dazz.ltd/dazz/terms_and_conditions.html Privacy policy: http://dazz.ltd/dazz/privacy_policy.html
Headlines in this set
10 screenshots · 10 with a headline
“Analog Vintage Cameras”
The three-word label establishes the simulated camera category before showing sample output.
“Inst Color”
The camera or effect name labels the sample look without adding a separate benefit claim.
“D3D”
The brief mode name relies on the sample to explain its visual treatment.
“DFunS + Star”
The plus sign makes this a combination of settings rather than one unnamed filter.
“8mm”
“8mm” gives the simulated film format a compact, recognisable label.
“Original”
“Original” suggests a baseline capture mode, with the comparison labels supplying the more precise distinction.
“VHS”
The format name sets the expectation of a VHS-style recording look.
“CT2F + Double Exposure”
The headline names both the camera treatment and the double-exposure technique.
“D Classic + Fisheye”
“Fisheye” explains the lens effect added to the named camera look.
“Dazz Classic + Flash C”
The combined labels identify the camera and flash settings behind the final example.
How Photo & Video sets are usually built
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