Lampa — Digital & Film Camera

Name: Lampa — Digital & Film Camera
Rating: 4.7 (315 reviews)
Author: Alexey Teplonogov

By: Alexey Teplonogov App

Analog Photo & Video • Digicam

Overview

Version:

2.1.1

Last updated: 2026-07-19

Ranking

#95,667 ▼ 2,512

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Lampa is a camera app for those who seek honest images and an analog look. It uses an in‑house image capture engine to minimize processing, capturing RAW data and applying profiles in‑device so images and videos look balanced and film-like right from capture.

Film and digicam color profiles inspired by 35mm photography deliver a finished look without edits. It supports up to 4K/60fps video with color grading, RAW export, an intuitive one‑handed interface, and privacy-first design. The free version includes 5 captures per day, while Lampa Membership unlocks unlimited captures, RAW export, all profiles, and ongoing updates.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography Privacy & Security

By:

Alexey Teplonogov

Rating:

4.70

(315)

Version:

2.1.1 Last updated: 2026-07-19

Version code:

888506679

Creation date:

2024-06-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

91.02MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-20

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Ranking

# 95,667 ▼ 2,512

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Developed by:

Alexey Teplonogov

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lampa-digital-film-camera/id6478854930

Website:

https://www.lampa.camera

User Reviews

Users praise Lampa for its film-like look and sleek UI, and for replacing the stock camera with a more creative, digicam-style workflow. The app’s natural-looking output and evolving film simulations are strong positives. Recurrent criticisms focus on a five-shot-per-day limit, inconvenient 2x zoom access, pricing concerns, and a perceived beta feel with limited editing controls. Overall, aesthetics and creative control are loved, but limits and cost divide user sentiment.

Pros

Film simulations and film-like aesthetics provide a cinematic, authentic look across photos.
Beautiful, clean, minimal UI/UX that’s easy and enjoyable to use.
Transforms the iPhone into a creative, digicam-like tool with more character than the stock camera.
Natural-looking output with less aggressive processing, preserving true-to-life colors and tones.
Ongoing film-style options and new film sims expand creative choices.

Cons

5 photos per day limit is restrictive, hindering experimentation.
Hard-to-access 2x zoom; no fixed 2x button for quick switching.
Pricing is polarizing; the $30/year subscription is too expensive for some users while others find value in it.
Feels like a beta with limited editing controls and few options; users want more tools and settings.