Dazz Cam - Vintage Camera

Loved every single bit of this app. I would highly suggest the developers to not further make any changes to this app because this is right now the most PERFECT film sim app to ever exist. I am not kidding because I rarely review any app unless it is worth the praise. I have been doing photography since last 14 years and I started with phone and later transitioned to professional camera and I do this professionally, which started as a hobby. And after getting this app, I am reliving that moment of using phone to take pictures again and loving every moment of it. I reconsidered the idea of buying a film camera just cause of this app. I am more than happy to experience this. THANK YOU.

I never write reviews, but this app deserves 6 stars. I’m not usually a fan of trying to digitally emulate the “film look”, it never looks right to me, but Dazz cam does it different. I primarily use the green disposable profile (FQS R), and more recently the new Polaroid camera (PAF R). I remapped the camera button on my Lock Screen to open up Dazz cam because I love it so much, it’s quick and easy to use. I also like how you can only adjust brightness and white balance, you don’t need anything else! The way this camera catches light is just so pleasing. Upgrading to the pro version is a no brainer if you hate the way iPhone “photos” look. I’ve been recommending it to all my friends who love capturing moments

It looks pretty authentic to me, this is probably the only app to date I’ve seen that has a wide variety of the date formats used in film, and done pretty accurately at that, I think this is pretty believable and clean looking. Here’s some criticisms: // There is no iPad version so I have to awkwardly rotate my iPad every time I want to get a proper photo. Hope they release a fix or an iPad version in the future // On apps like KD pro and huji you have the ability to change the year shown in the date. I think you should be able to do the same thing here, especially seeing how believable this is. // Overall this isn’t that bad. Compared to the vintage film photo’s I’ve encountered in the wild it looks probably surprisingly the most authentic out of all of the film camera apps. I hope you take my criticisms into account for future updates but I’m not gonna be furious if you don’t lol. Also, some of the details here are really cute, like how the Dcr displays your ACTUAL battery. Will be using this for the future methinks. Also, I hope new cameras drop soon, always ready to explore obscure film cameras and stuff