Three dials
ISO, aperture and shutter speed sit in the control bar. Drag a dial to change it step by step, or tap it to open a ruler. Any dial can be set to AUTO.
Features
Sooc is built like a camera body: a viewfinder on the left, a control bar on the right, landscape only. Here is what is inside.
ISO, aperture and shutter speed sit in the control bar. Drag a dial to change it step by step, or tap it to open a ruler. Any dial can be set to AUTO.
The needle shows how far the exposure is from correct for the film speed you set. Add an exposure compensation of ±3 stops by dragging the meter.
Your phone keeps its own auto-exposure; Sooc reads the light of the scene and applies ISO, aperture and shutter on top: gain and grain from ISO, vignette and background blur from the aperture, hand-shake blur from slow speeds.
From 1/4000 s up to 15 s. Long exposures are real: many frames are stacked, with a gentle warning when the phone moves.
Yellow, orange and red filters for black & white films, ND filters, a graduated ND and a polariser, all simulated with the right exposure compensation.
Load a roll and it is engaged: one film, a limited number of frames, a counter that goes down. You can leave roll mode whenever you want.
Every frame keeps its original negative, so you can develop the whole roll again with another film, or another format, at any time.
See a roll as a contact sheet, save it as an image or share it. Sort your rolls by date, film, place or number of photos, and filter the ones you have never backed up.
Add a caption, a place and a note to each frame or to a whole roll, search them later, and see your roll on a map when GEOTAG is on. GEOTAG is off by default.
Copy a roll to try a different development without touching the original.
Colour negatives, slides, cinema, bleach bypass, retro and black & white. Filter by type or by mood, and mark your favorites.
White balance, saturation, hue, high/low key, contrast, colour tone, sharpness, clarity, grain and vignette, plus tone curves and colour wheels.
Bring your own .cube LUT (or a .zip) and control its strength from 0 to 100 %.
Pick a photo you like and Sooc estimates a film that reproduces its look.
Send a film as a QR card, and import one by scanning it with the camera.
Centre, point and zone focus, half-press to lock focus and exposure, face priority, peaking, zebras, histogram, grid and a bubble level.
Self-timer, bracketing, burst, double exposure and half frame.
Halation, diffusion, dust, light leaks, date stamp and framed borders: film strip, instant print, slide mount, cinema bars.
Rangefinder-style frame lines for 28, 35, 50 and 85 mm, and crop formats from 4:3 to a 3:1 panorama.
Pair a grip or remote, teach the app its buttons, and use the volume keys as a shutter.
Create a free account in the app to back up custom films and whole rolls — negatives and photos included — and restore them on a new phone. 10 roll places are free; more can be added with a one-time purchase.
No account, no network needed. No ads, no analytics.
Nothing leaves your phone unless you share it or choose to upload a roll. Delete your account and every file from the app in one tap.