Decoloris Camera is the alternative to computational photography: the look and feel of film, without the computational gloss — photos like the albums you grew up with, not something that never existed.
Every photograph is developed from the sensor's 12-bit raw negative, the way film was — not processed into smartphone gloss. Film looks run live in your viewfinder while you shoot, so what you see is what you get: grain, halation, and color drawn from the character of classic motion-picture stocks.
SHOOT
• Film looks live in the viewfinder — stills and video
• Photographs developed from the raw negative into Ultra HDR JPEG
• True-lens capture on ultrawide and telephoto
• Zero-shutter-lag stills with multi-frame noise reduction
• Manual controls: shutter priority, ISO priority, full manual, exposure lock
• 4K video at 24/30/60 in SDR or the 10-bit mode
• Shutter-angle lock for filmic motion blur
KEEP IT YOURS
• Runs entirely on your phone — no internet access, no analytics, no account
• Your photos and videos stay in your library; nothing ever leaves your device
• Location tagging is off by default, and approximate-only if you turn it on
FREE AND UNLOCKED
The free version is a complete camera: every look, every control, with a small Decoloris mark on rendered output. A single one-time unlock removes the mark and adds RAW+ (the DNG negative beside every photo) and 16-bit masters. No subscription, ever.
Verified on Google Pixel. Requires a physical camera; first launch asks for camera and microphone.
Decoloris Camera is made by Decoloris LLC, the film-emulation company. Camera and format names are trademarks of their respective owners, used only to identify compatibility.
The look and feel of film — an analog-minded camera for your Google Pixel.