RetroSeoul - Film Camera
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DeveloperURAM Han
CategoryPhoto & Video
Price99.00 INR
Released
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Version1.0.0
Age rating4+
First seen by us
25 Oct 2026
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RetroSeoul - Film Camera on the App Store
App details
App ID
6819764977
Publisher
URAM Han
On the store since
Oct 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 15.0+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
2
EN KO
Size
21 MB
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About RetroSeoul - Film Camera
RetroSeoul is a filter camera that captures the light of Seoul and the texture of old film.
The fluorescent glow of Euljiro's printing alleys, a sunset on the Han River banks, faded color prints from the late '80s. We turned 10 Seoul neighborhoods and 10 classic film looks into 20 filters. Shoot with a live filter, or bring in a photo from your library.
■ 10 SEOUL FILTERS
• Euljiro — Fluorescent glow of the printing alleys
• Seongsu — Afternoon among red-brick factories and cafés
• Hangang — Sunset on the Han River banks
• Bukchon — Light through hanok roofs and paper windows
• Namsan — Blue evening below N Seoul Tower
• Myeongdong — Night streets drenched in neon
• Gyeongbokgung — Dancheong colors on the palace eaves
• Deoksugung — Golden ginkgo along the stone-wall road
• Cheonggyecheon — Clear water flowing through downtown
• Mangwon — Pastel afternoon in Mangwon Market
■ 10 FILM LOOKS
• 1988 — Faded color prints from the late '80s
• Dabang — Herbal tea in an old Seoul tearoom
• Disposable — School-trip disposable camera, date stamp and all
• Instant — An instant snapshot from a school picnic
• Camcorder — Dad's camcorder and the family trip tapes
• Slide — Slides clicked through a classroom projector
• Cross Process — Cross-processed in the wrong chemicals
• Photo Studio — Black-and-white portrait from the neighborhood studio
• Cyanotype — Prussian blue, printed by the sun
• Cinema — A scene on a Jongno movie-palace screen
■ HOW IT WORKS
• Shoot with the filter applied live, on the front or back camera
• Apply any filter to photos from your library
• Fine-tune each filter from 0 to 100 with the intensity slider
• Press and hold the photo, or tap Compare original, to see the before
• Light leaks, grain and vignettes, plus date stamps, instant-photo frames, camcorder overlays and a cinema letterbox
• Save to Photos exactly as you see it, up to 4096 px on the long edge
■ PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account, no sign-in, no ads
• Your photos are processed on your device and never uploaded
• Every feature works offline
Available in English and Korean.
The fluorescent glow of Euljiro's printing alleys, a sunset on the Han River banks, faded color prints from the late '80s. We turned 10 Seoul neighborhoods and 10 classic film looks into 20 filters. Shoot with a live filter, or bring in a photo from your library.
■ 10 SEOUL FILTERS
• Euljiro — Fluorescent glow of the printing alleys
• Seongsu — Afternoon among red-brick factories and cafés
• Hangang — Sunset on the Han River banks
• Bukchon — Light through hanok roofs and paper windows
• Namsan — Blue evening below N Seoul Tower
• Myeongdong — Night streets drenched in neon
• Gyeongbokgung — Dancheong colors on the palace eaves
• Deoksugung — Golden ginkgo along the stone-wall road
• Cheonggyecheon — Clear water flowing through downtown
• Mangwon — Pastel afternoon in Mangwon Market
■ 10 FILM LOOKS
• 1988 — Faded color prints from the late '80s
• Dabang — Herbal tea in an old Seoul tearoom
• Disposable — School-trip disposable camera, date stamp and all
• Instant — An instant snapshot from a school picnic
• Camcorder — Dad's camcorder and the family trip tapes
• Slide — Slides clicked through a classroom projector
• Cross Process — Cross-processed in the wrong chemicals
• Photo Studio — Black-and-white portrait from the neighborhood studio
• Cyanotype — Prussian blue, printed by the sun
• Cinema — A scene on a Jongno movie-palace screen
■ HOW IT WORKS
• Shoot with the filter applied live, on the front or back camera
• Apply any filter to photos from your library
• Fine-tune each filter from 0 to 100 with the intensity slider
• Press and hold the photo, or tap Compare original, to see the before
• Light leaks, grain and vignettes, plus date stamps, instant-photo frames, camcorder overlays and a cinema letterbox
• Save to Photos exactly as you see it, up to 4096 px on the long edge
■ PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account, no sign-in, no ads
• Your photos are processed on your device and never uploaded
• Every feature works offline
Available in English and Korean.
Latest updates
1.0.0