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About ISO125: Film Camera & LUTs

Film color. Your point of view. Turn everyday light into photos and videos with a look of their own. Choose a LUT, see the color live in your viewfinder, and capture the moment. Start with 11 FILM presets, free for photos. SEE YOUR LOOK BEFORE YOU SHOOT Explore soft color, deep shadows, cinematic tones and black and white. Adjust LUT strength, exposure, contrast, saturation and temperature while you watch the image change. Give photos from your library the same treatment. AS SIMPLE OR AS MANUAL AS YOU LIKE Shoot in auto or take control of exposure, shutter speed, ISO, focus and white balance. Switch between available lenses. Use grids, a level and a histogram to compose with confidence. PHOTO AND VIDEO, IN YOUR STYLE • Save photos as JPEG or HEIC. • Capture RAW + JPEG on supported cameras; the LUT is applied to the JPEG copy. • Record 1080p video with LUTs at supported frame rates. • Add an optional date stamp and keep your preferred settings between sessions. • Work in a minimal dark interface designed for iPhone and iPad. COLOR WITHOUT GENERATIVE AI ISO125 renders your photo with LUTs, classic color adjustments and photographic effects. Auto look uses Apple Intelligence to analyze the photo on your device and suggest a LUT and settings for light, color and effects. The AI chooses settings; it does not generate, redraw or replace objects in your image. You can compare the result and change every setting manually. Your original is preserved, and your photo is not uploaded to an AI service. Auto look requires iOS 27 and enabled Apple Intelligence on a supported device. Apple’s camera processing may still apply to captured images. START WITH FILM. GO FURTHER WITH ISO PRO. Photo capture and all 11 FILM presets are free. Try 3 complete video recordings with Original or FILM. ISO Pro unlocks all 80+ LUTs across seven collections, unlimited video recording and favorites for the looks you love. Monthly and yearly auto-renewable subscriptions are available. Prices and any eligible offers are shown before purchase. Manage or cancel your subscription in your App Store account settings. Privacy Policy: https://artcoastdesign.com/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://artcoastdesign.com/terms/

What’s new

Version 2.0.2 · Updated October 28, 2026

A new home for your photos. • Studio keeps your photos and editable looks together. Copy edits between photos and save your own recipes. • Auto look uses Apple Intelligence to suggest LUTs and settings for light, color and effects. It adjusts settings, not the contents of your photo. Every setting remains editable. • Explore film grain, bloom, halation and more creative effects. • Crop, straighten and choose preset aspect ratios. • A clearer editor, refined haptics and improved iPhone Duo layouts. Auto look requires iOS 27 and enabled Apple Intelligence on a supported device.

App privacy

The developer, Dmitry Mashkin, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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