Four
photographs in.
shot on expired film, pushed two stops
It read the photographs, wrote a recipe, rendered a test frame and corrected itself against the references.
A camera out.
cyberpunk neon night
“Moody rain-slicked city night aesthetic with deep cyan-blue shadows, electric magenta undertones, and glowing neon highlights”
Four come loaded.
kopi cam made these too, names and descriptions included. Vintage, disposable, digicam, y2k, or a look nobody has made yet.
Sun-drenched 1970s amber warmth with saturated golden yellows, rich contrast, and organic film grain
Punchy direct-flash contrast with green-tinted emerald greens, rich amber skin tones, and gritty 35mm disposable grain
Punchy Mediterranean-coast film look with emerald-cyan skies, deep saturated vermilions, and golden-green midtones
Moody, high-contrast monochrome with deep shadows, rich midtone separation, and fine 35mm film grain
Or just say it.
start from a sentence
- a 2004 digicam with flash
- expired 35mm film at golden hour
- my grandma's photo album
Photos, words, or both.
then keep talking to it
- warmer skin
- less grain
- make it black and white
The camera changes, not the photo. Everything you shoot next comes out the new way.
It’s a camera.
The look sits on the viewfinder, so what lands in your library is what you were looking at.
Every photo develops on the phone and saves to your own library, an album per camera. Only the developed photo is saved. There is no untouched copy underneath.
Built for iPhone Duo.
kopi cam lays itself out for the big inner screen, and for the fold. Open it, or stand it up.
Held wide, the picture goes landscape and the controls move to a rail down the right side.
Stand it on a table like a camcorder: the picture on the top half, the controls on the bottom. Held like a book, the picture takes the left page. Nothing sits in the crease.
Share one.
Publish a camera behind a link and anyone with kopi cam can add it, with a one-time unlock or with premium. You choose which of your photos go on the page, and the creator name it carries. No feed, no follows, no comments.
Your photographs stay yours.
What you shoot never leaves your phone. It develops on the device and saves to your own library, an album per camera. Only the reference photos you pick are sent to be read, and they are not stored or used to train anything. The whole of it.
Four cameras come with it. The first one you make is free.
get kopi cam
kopi cam for iPhone. Premium lifts the limit and lets you talk to any camera.