Film physics, not filters.
Licht composes lens character with film color, grain, stock-specific halation, and print response in a layered GPU pipeline, live before the shutter.
Straight from the camera.
Photos by Unai Esteibar
A layered GPU pipeline, live in the viewfinder.
Lens behavior is composed before the emulsion; print response comes after development. The saved photo uses the same model at higher quality.
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Lens
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Film
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Print
10 film stocks, modeled live.
Each stock combines calibrated film color with its own grain, acutance, and halation, plus a paired lens profile. The optical model runs live in the viewfinder and again at higher quality for the saved photo.
Color
Black & White
Plus a clean Sensor mode when you just want the shot.
Push/pull development
Kodak Tri-X 400
Not just 35mm.
The crop changes, and physical frame geometry scales grain, halation, and acutance for each format.
Finish with a cinema print stock.
Layer one of three print-response looks after any emulated film stock.
Camera details.
- Optional GPS geotagging
- EXIF metadata for exposure, lens, film stock, and format
- Keep a copy without Licht emulation
- HEIC or JPEG capture
- Built-in gallery with photo info
- Horizon level and grid overlays
- Self-timer (3, 5, 10s)
- Optional haptics for the shutter, dials, and camera controls
- 7-day free trial; optional one-time unlock
- Available in 12 languages
- Supports iOS 18 or later
No ads. No recurring payments. No tracking.
Try Licht free for 7 days, then unlock it with a one-time purchase.