Radiant Camera - Film Camera

Name: Radiant Camera - Film Camera
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)
Author: Ari Pratama

By: Ari Pratama App

RAW, LUT, Video & Analog Looks

Overview

Version:

2.4.1

Last updated: 2026-08-13

Ranking

#614,561 ▲ 481

Overall

Features & Capabilities

NEW: 4K video and 60fps, a full master and R/G/B tone curve, and Hub recipes that update themselves. Shoot ProRAW, import 3D LUTs, share looks by QR. Free trial!

Radiant Camera is the film camera app built for iPhone, with true ProRAW capture, real-time film emulation, and lo-fi nostalgia modes that recreate VHS, CCD, and digicam aesthetics live through the viewfinder.

REAL RAW. REAL FILM.

ProRAW and Bayer RAW capture (device-dependent), the only film camera app that saves a true RAW file alongside the film look
Real-time SOOC emulation, the grain, halation, and color you see in the viewfinder is exactly what gets saved, processed live on Metal GPU
R-Negative non-destructive workflow, re-edit any shot from the original RAW at any time; your recipe is never baked in permanently

LO-FI NOSTALGIA MODES (NEW)

Lo-Fi Device modes, VHS, CCD, and old-phone digicam emulation with authentic noise and color bleeding
Date Stamp overlay, camcorder, VHS, digicam, and film-style date burns live in the viewfinder
Every lo-fi mode runs through the same live pipeline: what you see is what you save

FILM EFFECTS & MANUAL CONTROL

Film effects, halation, chromatic aberration, grain, bloom, vignette applied in real time
Full manual controls, ISO, shutter speed, white balance
Color and tone shaping, temperature, tint, fade, channel mixer

PHOTO AND VIDEO, EVERY FRAME

Video filters, the same film pipeline runs on every video frame, not just stills
Recipes, save your look, apply instantly, share with anyone via QR code
3D LUT and HALD import, bring in your own LUTs for a truly custom look

BUILT DEEP INTO iOS

Photos edit extension, apply any Radiant emulation or Recipe directly inside Apple Photos, including shots from a DSLR or mirrorless camera. No import needed.

PERFECT FOR

Photographers who want manual control and genuine RAW output from a film camera app
Creators building VHS, CCD, digicam, or 35mm analog aesthetics
Anyone who wants to apply a film look to their DSLR shots without leaving Apple Photos
Video shooters who need consistent live film color on every frame

Download Radiant Camera and start shooting, RAW capture, real film grain, lo-fi nostalgia, no darkroom required.

Privacy: https://radiantcamera.app/privacy Support: radiant@heytama.com

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Ari Pratama

Rating:

5.00

(2)

Version:

2.4.1 Last updated: 2026-08-13

Version code:

889639890

Creation date:

2026-05-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

48.62MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-30

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 614,561 ▲ 481

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Developed by:

Ari Pratama

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radiant-camera-film-camera/id6759288666

Website:

https://radiant.heytama.com

User Reviews

I genuinely love this app. The film emulation, grain, curves, and recipe system are excellent, and it has the potential to become one of my favorite photography apps. However, there is one issue currently stopping me from purchasing the Pro version: The exported photo does not accurately match what I see in the in-app preview. I can reproduce this consistently, and it is especially noticeable with high-contrast black-and-white recipes. For example, in the live/in-app preview, the blacks are deep, the shadows are dense, and the overall contrast looks exactly how I intended. But after the photo is exported to Apple Photos, the shadows become noticeably lifted, the blacks turn more gray, and the overall image looks flatter. To get the intended result back, I have to edit the exported image again in Apple Photos, mainly by adjusting Shadows and Brilliance, just to make it look closer to what the app originally showed me. I have compared the in-app preview and the actual exported image side by side, and the difference is clearly visible. I hope the developers can investigate whether the preview and export pipelines are using exactly the same tone mapping, gamma/color management, curves, and effect rendering. For a photography app centered around film emulation and custom recipes, WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) is extremely important. I make exposure, contrast, black level, and tonal decisions based on what I see in the preview, so I need to be able to trust that the exported image will closely match it. If this preview/export inconsistency can be fixed, I will purchase the Pro version immediately. I really like the app and would be very happy to support its development. I hope this can be addressed in a future update.

by Yu*****, 2026-08-15

This is the best film emulation camera on the entire App Store. It's fairly easy to set up and super customizable. You can build amazing presets, and once you've got them built, you can just take pictures with it. It's incredible—by far the best. The grain looks good, the lation, the bloom. You dial this sucker in. If you've got some good LUTs, you can use those as bases. I mean, this is incredible