Portra Cam

Portra Cam is a film camera app that emulates the look and feel of film on your iPhone! Choose any film or mode and try Portra Cam for yourself with a 10-shot trial!

With Portra Cam, you can shoot film on your iPhone using one of five amazing film stocks. All you have to do is select your film and take a picture, and Portra Cam will handle the rest! Portra Cam also has great features like Dreamy Mode for capturing magical moments, Aesthetic Compositions with unique composition grids, and more.

Portra Cam is designed for casual use, allowing you to concentrate on shooting photos rather than post-production photo editing. We worked incredibly precisely with the help of professional photographers to replicate every minor detail of each film stock. We paid close attention to general accuracy, colors, skin tones, and grain texture to obtain the authentic look.

Upgrade to Portra Cam Pro for full access to all features and unlimited film rolls with a one-time payment.

Portra Cam features:

– Five high-end film stocks (EKTAR, P160, P400, P800, 400TX). – More than 15 aesthetic composition grids (PL, LL, rule of thirds and more). – Dreamy mode for photographing magical moments (mist filter). – Thumb-only user interface experience on all iPhones. – Single point of interest film camera exposure system. – Powerful image viewer for viewing the Portra Cam album. – RAW, HEIF, and JPEG capture formats. – Accessibility with VoiceOver and Dynamic Type. – Support for landscape orientation. – Capturing images without losing any EXIF metadata. – Flash modes (on and off). – Maximum image quality with image stabilization. – P3 wide color support.

How does it work? Portra Cam uses image processing technologies to determine how a scene should be interpreted while taking pictures with one of the film stocks. When you take a picture, Portra Cam begins the development process. This means that Portra Cam's work environment is built on uncompressed image data, resulting in rich image data that enables Portra Cam to achieve the desired film stock look without sacrificing quality, in contrast to photo editing apps that work on previously compressed image data.