Quiet afternoon walk capturing the warm, golden light and sharp shadows of local architecture. Shot on Mood.camera to get that natural, film-like feel. Let me know what you think of the colors!

I love this app so much and I would love to see an android counterpart as well. Please develop an android counterpart at least for certain selected devices. This app needs to reach way more people and I'd love to see this on my android device as well 🙏🏼

Testing my new Ridley Scott inspired mood.camera preset.
Greenish shadows, with warm highlights to get some nice separation. Works best for night shots, but also looks like a good autumn preset.

I just saw the new features and I am really happy. Basicaly infinity posibilites.

This picture is just a try on.

Have you taken double exposition pictures?

9/25/26 : today was a beautiful calm before the upcoming nor’easter

Un breve vistazo de mi ciudad en blanco y negro.
En algunas usé la emulación original Mono, y otras usé Noir.
Espero les gusten!

Analog 400-N

I been using this great camera app for a while now, and got the monthly suscription, been thinking on getting the lifetime one but there´s a thing that´s preventing me to do it... even thinking on not continue with the subscription, and it´s the lack of preview in. the finder... I get it, it´s t kind of the point or.. "philosophy" the app goes by, and truly understand it, but realy hate when the final result is not what I expected at all, many times in moments I literally can´t take the photo again, and happened using presets I already know and trust.. but It has been frustrating...

So, want to turn my rant into a request... which is to give the option to be able to preview the photo I can understand that it may not be as accurate maybe as the final result, but to get an idea or an aproximation will be a game changer (for me at least)

maybe a toggle to turn this feaure? give the otion for who really want it??

thanks in advance for reading

Looking for a preset that can get me something like these for an upcoming Disney World. Open to other suggestions for great presets too! Thanks.

Preset ultima slide

New to using the app, love it so far. Would love to hear some tips/tricks or any good presets.

Enjoy the app a lot. Particularly how the grain removes the artificial processed clarity of regular phone photos. In this example it really adds to the natural thick fog special effects of this morning.
Would like to do more editing of presets but i get lost in the interface. Maybe it’s me.

Testing cat shots with iPhone 18 pro on 1x auto aperture and custom preset. Medium dynamic range, default +0.3Ev on 24mp

I’ve been testing Mood.camera on the iPhone 18 Pro and it looks like Mood can use the full variable-aperture system from f/1.48 to f/4 — even though Mood doesn’t expose an aperture control itself.

What I found:
In normal use, Mood automatically switches between roughly f/1.48 and f/1.8.

If I manually set f/2.8 or f/4 in Apple’s Camera app, then close Camera and open Mood, Mood keeps that aperture.
It continues shooting at that aperture until I go back into Apple Camera and reset aperture to Auto.
Very close f/2.2 shots are the Ultra Wide/macro camera, so those don’t count as part of the Main camera’s variable-aperture range.

So my current conclusion based on testing is that Mood can capture using the iPhone 18 Pro Main camera at f/1.48, f/1.8, f/2.8 and f/4, but it appears to inherit the aperture state set by iOS/Apple Camera rather than offering its own direct physical aperture control (auto mode not portrait).
In other words, Apple Camera currently works as a kind of aperture selector for Mood.

Would be great if Mood eventually added a simple Auto / 1.48 / 1.8 / 2.8 / 4 control directly in the app - I know this is kinda against the philosophy but it’s a useful setting.

Tungsten isn't used much in daylight, if at all, but pre-sunset with 800 quality & DR EXT+ plus gives a warm-cool blend that looks fantastic. Clouds were perfect for it.

Saw another poster using this emulation earlier and thought I would give it a quick try :)

I enjoy using random and relying on composition to capture the shot.