Director Rian Johnson launched Chromagraph Camera, an iPhone camera app meant to give you better-looking photos without fiddling, and 9to5Mac’s reviewer loves it.
Why it stands out
- A lot of people feel iPhone photos are over-processed, and the reviewer thinks the new film-texture option on iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo is a bit overdone.
- Chromagraph aims for a natural look with point-and-shoot simplicity, with no settings to dial in and no long post-processing wait.
- It costs $12.99 upfront.
My take
Good defaults beat a hundred sliders. Pricey for a camera app, but if you care about the look, it might be worth it.
God Bless, and Happy hacking!
