OldRoll - Vintage Film Camera
accordionOldRoll - Vintage Film Camera applies analog-inspired camera styles, filters, and effects to photos and videos. It includes Leica M6-inspired, disposable-camera, and polaroid-style options, with direct sharing to social platforms.
About this app
OldRoll - Vintage Film Camera is a photography app for creating photos and videos with a retro analog appearance. It brings together camera styles inspired by classic equipment and film-era imagery, including the Leica M6-inspired Classic M camera, the TOY F disposable camera, and the INS P polaroid filter.
Camera styles and effects
The app lets you switch between different camera styles and filters while capturing content. Its selection of filters and effects is designed for users who want to give modern images a vintage look without relying on a separate editing or retouching step. The stated workflow is direct: choose a camera style or filter, capture the image, and apply the selected retro treatment with a single action.
Photo and video creation
OldRoll supports both photos and videos, so the available camera looks can be used across different types of visual content. The interface is described as user-friendly and intended to make navigation straightforward for people with different levels of photography experience. Options can be changed as you work, allowing you to try different visual treatments before sharing the result.
Sharing and available content
Finished retro images can be shared directly to social media platforms from within the app. The source also describes OldRoll as receiving new camera styles, filters, and features over time, although no specific update schedule is provided. It is presented as a free app with no in-app purchases, and the supplied information states that there is no limit on the number of photos that can be taken.
Platform information
The supplied description states that OldRoll is available on both Android and iOS devices. This listing concerns the Android application. No minimum Android version is specified in the provided technical information.
Version history
View all17 Oct 2024 · stable
