Lumicam: CCD Camera Live Photo

Lumicam turns your phone into a pocket digicam from 2003, a 90s film compact and the family camcorder. Pick a camera, frame on the little LCD and press the shutter. The color, the flash, the grain and the orange LED date come out of the camera itself — no filter list, no editing afterwards. THE CCD LOOK, FOR REAL Early digital cameras drew light in their own way: highlights that clip hard, a vertical CCD smear under bright lamps, purple fringes on high-contrast edges, a crunchy JPEG that loves sunshine and a tiny flash that makes night photos glow. Lumicam renders these optics live on the viewfinder, so what you see on the LCD is what you get. ELEVEN CAMERAS IN THE BAG Every camera is an invented model with its own year, body and character: • LX-30 Pocket CCD (2003) — cool, crunchy color and the orange LED date. Free. • Aurum 35 Zoom Compact (1996) — warm film, glowing halation, soft grain. Free. • TR-8 Hi8 Camcorder (1998) — bleeding color, tracking wobble, REC in the corner. • DV-2K MiniDV (2001) — crisp, cool, blown-out skies and a white timestamp. Free. • Nite-7 Night CCD (2005) — green night-shot glow and sensor noise. • Slim S-8 Style CCD (2006) — candy color and purple fringing. • Floppy 0.3 Disk Camera (1999) — 640 × 480 and very blue shadows. • Snap 24 Single-use Flash — bright center, dark corners, green shadows. Free. • Noir 400 Mono Compact — black and white with heavy grain. • VHS-C Family Camcorder (1992) — smeared color and a date in the corner. • Super 8 Cine Camera (1975) — warm, 18 frames a second, rounded film gate. SHOOT LIKE IT'S 2003 • Live viewfinder: every camera's look on the LCD before you shoot • Date stamp in a seven-segment LED or film databack style, in your date order • Live photos: every still keeps a short clip that plays in Google Photos • Flash off, auto or on; on the front camera the screen lights up as a flash • Self-timer with beeps, tap to focus, drag for exposure, pinch to zoom • Photo and video modes; camcorders record with the REC display and tape counter burned in • Mechanical keys, a clicking camera dial, shutter sounds and haptics on every press THE DARKROOM Develop photos from your library through any camera. Set the strength and exposure, or (with Pro) dial in grain, light leaks, halation, bloom, chromatic aberration and vignette. Choose the photo's own date, today or a custom date for the stamp. Hold to compare with the original. With Pro you can develop a whole batch at once, or turn a video into a Hi8 tape. YOUR FILM ROLL Every picture is saved to your gallery (Pictures/Lumicam and Movies/Lumicam) and to the film roll inside the app, ready to share. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Photos and videos are developed on your phone and never uploaded. There is no account. Imports use the Android photo picker, so Lumicam only sees the photos you choose. Choose Darkroom black or Silver. LUMICAM PRO The free plan includes four cameras, photos at each camera's period file size, video clips up to 15 seconds and three Darkroom photos a day, and shows ads. Lumicam Pro removes every ad and opens everything: • All 11 cameras and camcorders • Retro video without a time limit, in HD • Full-size HD files • Darkroom optics, batch developing and video import • A custom date stamp Choose yearly (with a 3-day free trial for new subscribers), monthly, or a one-time lifetime purchase: pay once, own all cameras, no ads, ever. Prices are shown in the app before you buy. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel in Google Play → Payments & subscriptions; cancel before the trial ends and you won't be charged. Camera names in Lumicam are invented and not affiliated with any manufacturer. Privacy policy: https://lumicam.theyourlist.com/privacy Terms of use: https://lumicam.theyourlist.com/terms

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