reLux

Name: reLux
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)
Author: Riccardo Cecchini

Ray traced film-like camera

Only for iPhone

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone

3 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Photo & Video
Developer

Riccardo Cecchini
Language

EN
+ 8 More
Size

88.5
MB

iPhone

Capture the soul of film photography and cinema with ray tracing. reLux - Capture the soul of film photography and cinema with ray tracing. Unleash your creativity with reLux, capturing the essence of analog photography in both monochrome and color with unparalleled control. Harness the power of RAW to craft rich, evocative images, finely tuning focus, torch, and exposure to your artistic vision. Monochrome Mastery: Monochrome photography transcends color, emphasizing the interplay of light and shadow to evoke emotion and depth. Highlight textures, forms, and subtle details, creating dramatic contrasts that draw the viewer into the heart of your image. Embrace Color's Vibrancy: Experience the same RAW power and control in stunning color! Capture the world in its full spectrum, preserving every nuance and detail. NEW: Cinematographic Video Capture: Transform your device into a filmmaker's tool with our new cinematographic video capture feature. Record footage with the rich, textured quality of classic cinema, applying the same analog aesthetic that defines reLux photography. Adjust frame rates, exposure, and film characteristics to create videos with authentic cinematic warmth and character. RAW: The Foundation of Quality RAW capture ensures the highest image quality, whether in monochrome or color. Preserve all original sensor data, providing ultimate flexibility during editing. Refine tones, highlights, and shadows for optimal contrast and detail. Minimize noise and artifacts for cleaner, more impactful results. Note: For the highest quality RAW photos, zoom, even optical, is not supported. You can crop images later if needed. Elevate your photography and filmmaking with reLux. Capture the world in its true essence, whether in evocative monochrome, vibrant color, or stunning cinematic video. Advice: the image and video outputs have 16 bits per components: if you don't like it, just try to edit it!