FORMATT PHOTO

FORMATT PHOTO 

Walkthrough and Usage Guide

FORMATT Photo 

Walkthrough and Usage Guide 

The following is a comprehensive guide to the menus, icons, 

settings and filters available in the FORMATT PHOTO app 

 

Written in two sections, the first covers basic functions and 

setting up the app. The second section takes you though 

using the FORMATT PHOTO App. 

 

All screenshots in this document have been taken from within 

the FORMATT PHOTO App – no external post production has 

been used 

 

For any questions relating to this app, please contact: 

 

James Stamp of Formatt-Hitech 

+44(0)7583 243622 

ukjames@formatt-hitech.com


Contents 

1. Title Page 

2. Introduction and contact details 

3. Contents 

4. Front screen functions 

5. Status bar functions 

6. Gallery functions 

7. Settings 

8. Settings – Camera and Application 

9. Using FORMATT PHOTO 

10. Introduction to Filters 

11. Filter Selection 

12. Applying and Adjusting Filters 

13. Focus and Exposure Lock 

14. Live Photo Editing 

15 – 23. Filter Categories and Descriptions


Front screen functions 

1 

2 

3 

4 

1 Status bar 

2 Flash control 

3 Filter and density 

indicator 

4 Camera select 

Control bar 

Gallery 

Settings 

5 

6 

7 

Take photo 8 

Live image editor 9 

Filter selection 10! 

6 7 8 9 10 

5


Status bar functions 

1 2 3 

1 Flash control 

Tapping the flash icon at the top left of the screen in the 

status bar will expand the flash options as follows: 

• On (Lightning icon) – Flash fires when taking a photo. 

• Off (Lightning icon crossed out) – Flash doesn’t fire. 

• Torch (Torch icon) – Flash permanently lit to enable you to 

light your subject 

 

2 Filter and density indicator! 

Displays the current filter and filter density where available. 

When no filter is applied it shows no Filter. 

 

3 Camera selection 

Allows the user to alternate between front and rear facing 

camera. All of the FORMATT PHOTO App functions work on 

the front and rear facing cameras and in portrait or 

landscape modes. 

FORMATT PHOTO App - Walkthrough 

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Gallery functions 

2 

Within the gallery, tapping an image will bring it to full 

screen. From there you have three options. See Image 

Options page (P.7) Options for the gallery include: 

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1 "Gallery selection! 

Choose which gallery (Formatt Photo Roll or 

Camera Roll) you wish to use. 

 

2 Select! 

Pressing Select will allow you to select multiple 

images that you can share or add to the alternate 

gallery 

! 

3 "Return to camera 

From the gallery share your photos via email or 

social media. To close the share menu swipe down. 

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3 


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Image options 

1 "Share! 

Share the image via email, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr 

or Instagram. (Note: to close the share menu 

without sharing your image, simply swipe the menu 

down). 

 

2 Return to camera 

From the gallery share your photos via email or 

social media. To close the share menu swipe down. 

 

3 Editor! 

"Takes you to the image editor menu (P.20 – 21) 

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2 

3 


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Settings 

1 

5 

2 

3 

4 

1 Settings icon! 

Customize and configure the app. 

 

2 "Sharing! 

Set up your Social media sharing 

 

3 Info/Help 

Here you will find helpful resources and tips & tricks including the full 

Filters Photo app manual and feedback/support screens. Also 

access our social media pages, “About’ page and a section of quickstart 

guides in the form of tool tip overlays (Note: many of these 

overlays appear by default when relevant e.g. using an ND Grad filter 

effect). 

 

4 Rate App! 

Give us your feedback. Takes you to the app page in iTunes App 

store allowing you to rate the app and write a review 

 

5 "Info/Help 

Tapping the Settings icon (1) will bring up or close the menu. 

 

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Settings – Camera 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

On/off switches shown in the 

OFF position 

1 Resolution 

Select your preferred image 

capture size here. Available sizes 

for your device are as follows: 

xSmall 600x450, Small 800x600, 

Medium 1600x1200, Large 

2400x1800, Original 3264x2448 

 

2 Image gallery! 

Select where your images will be 

saved, Camera Roll or Formatt 

Photo App Roll. Default settings 

is Camera Roll. 

 

3 "Image preview! 

When set to Last Taken, upon 

entering the gallery, the last photo 

you took will be displayed full 

screen. When set to Gallery 

View, upon entering the gallery, 

the full gallery will be displayed. 


4 "Grid! 

Allows you to apply a grid 

overlay to aid alignment 

and composition. Two 

sizes available, standard 

and modern. 

 

5 "Color mode! 

You can set your iPhone to 

take pictures in either full 

color or true Black & White. 

When the setting is set to 

B&W, all images and 

effects will be in Black and 

White. 

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Settings – Application 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 


OFF position 

1 Resolution 

Select your preferred image 

capture size here. Available sizes 

for your device are as follows: 

xSmall 600x450, Small 800x600, 

Medium 1600x1200, Large 

2400x1800, Original 3264x2448 

 

2 Image gallery! 

Select where your images will be 

saved, Camera Roll or Formatt 

Photo App Roll. Default settings 

is Camera Roll. 

 

3 "Image preview! 

When set to Last Taken, upon 

entering the gallery, the last photo 

you took will be displayed full 

screen. When set to Gallery 

View, upon entering the gallery, 

the full gallery will be displayed. 


4 "Grid! 

Allows you to apply a grid 

overlay to aid alignment 

and composition. Two 

sizes available, standard 

and modern. 

 

5 "Color mode! 

You can set your iPhone to 

take pictures in either full 

color or true Black & White. 

When the setting is set to 

B&W, all images and 

effects will be in Black and 

White. 

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Settings – Sharing 

1 

2 

3 


OFF position 

1 Facebook! 

2 Twitter! 

! 

Click to turn on sharing to your 

Facebook and / or Twitter 

accounts. To work you must 

have an active account and 

allow Formatt Photo access to 

post to your timeline or photo 

album. You will be able to add 

captions prior to upload unless 

you are using Auto Share. 

Default setting is "Off”. 

 


3 "Flickr! 


Facebook account. To work you 

must have an active account 

and allow Formatt Photo access 

to post. You will be able to add 

captions prior to upload unless 

you are using Auto Share. 

Default setting is "Off”. 

 

"Flickr Upload Photos Private 

When this option is switched on 

photos will automatically be 

uploaded as Private on your 

Flickr feed. 

 

Auto Share! 

With Autosharing on, click to turn on Auto Share, an instant upload 

feature that will automatically upload all photos directly to Facebook 

as you take each photo (Ideal for concerts, weddings and events 

etc.). An icon (cloud icon) will appear on the main screen to remind 

you Auto Upload is on. Default setting is "Off". 

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Settings – Sharing (continued) 

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4 "Instagram! 


Instagram account. To work you 

must have an active account 

and allow Formatt Photo access 

to post to your photo album. 

You will be able to add captions 

prior to upload unless you are 

using Auto Share. Default 

setting is "Off”. 

 

 

Instagram Auto Share: ! 

You must first turn on 

Instagram sharing. Once 

sharing is enabled, click to 

turn on Auto Share. This is an 

instant upload feature which 

will automatically upload all 

photos directly to Instagram 

as you take each photo (ideal 

for concerts, weddings and 

events etc.). 

 

A cloud icon will appear on 

the main screen to remind 

you Auto Upload is on. 

Default setting is "Off". 

 


OFF position 

Note regarding sharing: Every photo which is shared using the app will share the Formatt 

Photo ID onto the respective social network. 


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Info help / Rate app 

1 "Info / Help! 

From this screen you have 

access to the full app manual, 

feedback/support screen. 

Access to our social media 

pages, “About’ page and a 

section of quick-start guides in 

the form of tool tip overlays 

(please note that many of these 

overlays appear by default when 

relevant e.g. using an ND Grad 

filter effect). 

 

 

2 "Rate App! 

Takes you to the app page 

in iTunes App store 

allowing you to rate the 

app and write a review 

 

1 2 


OFF position 


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Using the FORMATT PHOTO App 

 

The following section walks you through all aspects of 

using the FORMATT PHOTO from selecting and 

applying a filter to setting your exposure and focus 

points, using the live photo editor and finally sharing 

the photo. 

 

Please note that all FORMATT PHOTO App functions 

operate when using the front and rear camera and in 

portrait or landscape mode. When in Landscape 

mode, while the image will rotate, the menus will 

remain in their original position. 

 

Photo taken in colour, applied Dark Blue black and white filter 

followed by Haunted filter in post edit. 

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Introduction to filters 

How to apply and adjust filters 

P.16 

Full list of filters 

P.23 – 31 

 

 

POSITIONABLE ! 

The filter’s effect position can be adjusted vertically by 

swiping your finger up and down. This is usually, but 

not always, to adjust the gradient line. 

 

DENSITY 

Where a filter has multiple levels of density, these can 

be adjusted by swiping from left to right to increase 

density or from right to left to reduce density. The 

current density will always be shown in the status bar. 

 

Autumn filter applied to ¾ of 

the image, density 1. 

Autumn filter applied FORMATT to full PHOTO App - Walkthrough 

image, density 3. 

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Filter selection 

1 

1 "Filters! 

Tapping the Filter selection icon 

will bring up the filter menu. 

 

2 Filter categories! 

From this screen select your filter 

category from the scrollable list. 

 

3 "Filter options! 

Option for the filter category will 

be listed in the scrollable bar 

beneath the categories. If the 

lower bar is empty, this is 

because the No Filter option is 

selected 

 

NOTE: Filters can be selected, 

changed and removed during before 

or during recording. 

2 

3 


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Applying and adjusting filters 

1 

1 

After choosing the filter category and filter option, FORMATT PHOTO will 

apply it to your photo in real time. 

 

1 "Filter adjustments! 

Many filters have positional capabilities. To adjust, typically move the 

gradient line up and down, or in the case of special effects filters, such 

as fog, this will reposition the effect. To increase filter density (when 

available), swipe from left to right on the screen and to decrease, swipe 

from right to left. 

 

Note: Densities of Neutral Density filters in the Formatt Photo App do 

not represent f/stop values, but are consistent, allowing users to 

familiarise themselves with density levels. 

 

Filter density and position controls work in landscape or portrait modes 

and will reorient themselves according to the device position. 

 

 


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Focus and Exposure Lock 

1 

Focus and Exposure locks are two 

of the most exciting features of the 

FORMATT PHOTO app helping 

transform your iOS device into a 

powerful, high quality camera. 

 

1 "Focus and Lock! 

Tap on the screen to invoke and 

set the Focus tool. A target icon 

appears and will briefly display a 

locked padlock icon at the point 

at which focus has been 

locked. Focus can be adjusted 

before or during recording. 

 

2 "Exposure and Lock! 

Touch-and-hold on the screen 

to invoke the Exposure tool. 

While holding, drag the icon 

around the screen to set 

exposure. The exposure of the 

entire image is adjusted based 

on the chosen exposure at 

which your finger leaves the 

screen. 

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Live Image Editing 

1 

2 

4 

3 

Having the ability to adjust settings during live image capture gives immense 

amounts of creative control. 

 

1 "Options! 

Choose from Contrast, Brightness, Warmth, Exposure 

 

2 "Slider 

Adjust each option with the slider. 

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3 "Reset! 

You can reset each individual slider using the reset icon (indicated) at the far 

right or choose Cancel to return to the live view screen. 

 

4 "Reset All! 

Return the sliders to their default position while remaining in the editor screen 

Note that the default position for each slider changes dependant upon which 

filter is applied. 

 

Once you are happy with your changes, hit Apply to lock in the effect. 

 

You are now ready to hit the centre button on the control bar to take your shot. 

Remember, if you need to take the shot quickly, filters can be applied in post edit. 


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Post Image Editing 

1 2 3 4 5 

1 "Rotate! 

Rotate the image 90°, 180° and 

270° or free rotate using the crop 

function described next. 

 

2 "Crop! 

Either manually select the crop area 

by dragging the turquoise crop frame 

or choose from presets that auto 

crop to a specific size. Using two 

fingers free rotate the image to 

correct horizons etc. When using free 

rotate a detailed grid is overlayed. 

 

3 "Lighting Adjustments! 

Use the slider to adjust image 

Contrast, Brightness, Warmth and 

Exposure. Hit Cancel to abandon 

changes and return to the editor 

menu, Reset All to return the image 

to its original settings or Apply to lock 

in changes. Each slider has an 

individual reset option by hitting the 

icon to the right hand of the slider. 


4 "Frames! 

Select from one of sixteen preset 

frames (eight black and eight white). 

 

5 "Filter Selection! 

Apply one or a combination of 

hundreds of filters and effects to 

enhance images taken with the app 

and even images taken with other 

apps. Select which filter you want to 

use and the app will automatically 

apply it. If you tap Save Copy the app 

will place the edited image in your 

camera roll while leaving the original 

image unchanged. Once a copy of 

your amended image is saved, you 

can re-open it in the editor to apply 

another filter. To layer multiple effects, 

this can be done as many times as 

you like. Be sure you Save Copy after 

each filter has been applied. See 

Post Edit Demonstration (P.21) 

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Post Image Editing - Walkthrough 

Level 2 ND Grad Level 1 Mist Red B&W Frame 5. Black 

Original image 

After each application of a filter in post edit, you save a 

copy. 

 

This means that at any stage in the process you can return 

to the previous or original image 

Final image 


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Sharing your photos 


OFF position 

Once you are ready to share your image open up the share menu 

(P.11) and you will be presented with the screen to the left. Note: if 

you have set the app to Auto-share across any of your social 

media options, the image will have been shared at the point of 

taking the image. 

 

From this menu you can share your file across one or multiple 

share points. 

 

Simply tap your first share point and the Formatt Photo App will 

bring up the corresponding share or caption screen. Complete 

your caption and confirm the share. Once the action is complete 

you will receive a notification and you will be returned to the share 

menu to complete your next share. 

 

Once you have finished, hit Done or swipe the menu down to 

close. If you wish to cancel this operation without sharing, just 

swipe the menu down to close. 

 


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Filter Categories and Descriptions 

ProFX! 

A selection of Neutral Density filters and polarizer. (Note: Due to the fact that these filters are created digitally 

without the limitations of the dyeing process, these filters are inherently more neutral than any physical filter. This 

gives the FORMATT PHOTO real power in enabling the creation of professional images on iOS devices. ) 

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ND REV! 

Postitionable. 3 Levels of 

density. Relatively rare in the 

physical market, the Reverse 

ND is purpose designed for 

shooting sunsets and sunrises 

and is being used more 

frequently for night-time cityscapes. 

This filter places the 

darkest area of the filter on the 

horizon line then graduates up to 

reduce glare on cloud 

formations and allows you to 

preserve all of the visible detail 

below the horizon line. 

 

ND GRAD! 

Postitionable. 6 Levels of 

density. A soft edge graduated 

filter. (Note: Hard edge filters 

have been created but are not 

currently available due the 

limitations of the focal length of 

cameras on iOS devices.) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ND STD! 

11 Levels of density. Applies 

neutral density affect to the 

entire image. Used where there 

is a need to reduce glare but the 

overall distribution of light is 

even. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Polarizer! 

A phenomenal filter which 

replicates as closely as is 

possible in the digital world, the 

real world effects of a polarising 

filter. This filter enhances blue 

tones and minimises reflected 

images to give some remarkable 

effects.



PhotoFX! 

A selection of effects overlays. Some with density and position adjustment 

!Day4Nite! 

Variable density control. 

An interesting filter that 

lets you turn a bright 

summery day into dusk 

or full night-time. More 

refined than simply 

applying a blue mask, 

scale the image from full 

daylight through dusk, 

into full night and 

everything in between 

 

Fog! 

Positionable. 3 Levels of 

density. A brilliant fog 

effect with varying levels 

of density 

HotMist! 

3 Levels of density: 

Applies a uniform 

warming mist effect 

 

Mist! 

3 Levels of density. 

Applies a uniform, white 

mist effect 

 

Saturate 

Vertical adjustment. 

Allows you to gradually 

shift the colour balance 

from intense colour down 

to near black and white 

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Smoke! 


density. By applying 

colour masks to the fog 

effect we have created a 

smoke filter that acts in 

the same way as fog but 

applies the red and 

yellow tones you would 

associate with smoke 

 

Swirly 

Swipe up and down to 

adjust effect. Adjustable 

“Warp’ effect 

 

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WarmMist 


density. As with mist but 

applies a slight red hue 

 

Twilight 


density. A composite of 

three different graduated 

shades, Twilight soft 

edge filters transform a 

daytime scene to 

stunning dusk with a 

dark blue hue blending 

down to a pale magenta. 

Or go to level three for a 

surreal image with vivid 

other-worldly colours 

Sunset 


density. The sunset filters 

starts at the top with an 

orange red and 

graduates down to soft a 

yellow 

 

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Retro! 

A series of era inspired retro filters replicating the appearance of photos taken in the chosen era. This section is 

effectively an app in its own right as it contains the largest known variety of retro effects in a single app. 

1930s! 

This filter is black and 

white and emphasises 

shadow, use the 

exposure lock to create 

deep shadows or 

overexpose to create a 

different effect. 

 

1940s! 

Much of the 40's 

imagery was black and 

white so despite colour 

photography starting to 

become more 

mainstream in the 30's, 

photography in the 40's 

and 50's was still largely 

black and white. It is this 

style of photograph that 

we have aimed to 

replicate here 

1950s! 

Images were still 

predominantly black and 

white but unlike previous 

eras the balance 

between light and shade 

was much better 

controlled 

 

1960s! 

Amateur 1960's images 

are probably the most 

instantly recognisable by 

the slightly blurred 

imagery and pinkish 

hue. 

 

1970s! 

Colour reproduction by 

the 70's was much 

better but a slight pink 

cast was still perceptible 

1980s! 

The 1980's was a tricky 

era to emulate however 

we hope we have 

achieved it with this filter 

which maintains image 

sharpness and clarity but 

applies a slight green 

cast. 

 

Antique! 

Applies a pale brown and 

white filter 

 

Bygone! 

Retains more of the 

original colour and 

shades that Antique, but 

still carries a sepia mask. 

 

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Frontier! 

Most reminiscent of the 

photography of the “wild 

west”. 

 

Wayback! 

Almost Victorian effect 

images are delivered with 

this filter, albeit some 

colour is retained 

 

Warmer! 

A retro inspired diffusion 

effect. 

 

Sharp! 

Sharpens the image and 

softens colours to give 

an almost black and 

white/sepia image.



Color! 

A series of soft edge graduated color filters. All come with three levels of density and position alignment. 

!Apricot! 

A graduated apricot 

coloured effect. 

 

Autumn! 

A pale orange/brown 

graduating through orange 

to a mild yellow, a great 

filter to bring warmth to 

your shots 

 

Blue! 

A filter for a cooling effect 

on your images 

 

Cerise! 

Swipe across to level 3 to 

adding surreal drama to 

cloudy skies 

 

Cocoa! 

At its' highest intensity, 

applies a deep brown 

hue. Great for enhancing 

natural woodwork shades. 

 

CoolBlue! 

As with Blue applies a 

cooling hue to the image, 

but more intense 

 

Coral! 

A soft orange hue that 

adds warmth 

 

Cyan! 

Provides a pale turquoise 

at it's lowest intensity and 

an almost underwater 

effect at it's highest. 

Green! 

Delivers a graduated 

green hue, ideal for 

enhancing natural greens 

in foliage 

 

Magenta! 

The same magenta used 

as part of our twilight 

effect, this filter transforms 

dull skyscapes. 

 

Orange! 

Fantastic at adding 

warmth, the second level 

gives the ideal amount of 

colour depth while 

preserving natural colours 

 

 

Pink! 

Delivers a soft to intense 

pink effect. 

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Plum! 

A subtle plum coloured 

effect 

 

Red! 

Great for discreetly 

enhancing sunsets. 

 

Sepia! 

A great retro quick fix. 

 

Straw! 

A natural "summery" effect 

with mild yellow tones. 

 

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Tobac! 

Superb at enhancing red/ 

brown tones. For 

example, enhancing the 

colour depth of brick 

buildings for the 

architectural shooter 

Violet! 

A more intense effect than 

the Plum filter 

 

Yellow! 

Creates a delicate warmth 

at the lowest level and an 

extremely intense yellow 

at the top level.



Color - continued! 

A series of soft edge graduated color filters. All come with three levels of density and position alignment. 

!B2Y! 

B2Y (Blue 2 Yellow) works 

on hues that sit directly 

opposite each other on 

the spectrum 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Elec-B! 

Gives at its highest 

density an extreme blue 

hue, but leaves the 

brightest areas virtually 

untouched 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Elec-G! 

Gives at its highest 

density an extreme green 

hue, leaves the brightest 

areas virtually untouched 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

M2G! 

Magenta to Green. 

Magenta and green sit 

directly opposite each 

other on the colour 

spectrum and this filter 

allows you to swipe up to 

emphasis and eventually 

saturate green tones 

whilst swiping down will 

have the same effect with 

magenta.

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B&W! 

A Series of black and white contrast filters with many replicating the Formatt-Hitech range of true Wratten black 

and white filters . This is the most fully formed collection of black and white filters in any known app. 

* Indicates Wratten number most closely replicated by the filter. 

 

Cocoa! 

A good all-round 

b/w filter. Colors 

are represented as 

true shades with 

no special 

treatment 

 

DarkBlue 

(*47 Blue) 

This blue black & 

white contrast filter 

accentuates haze 

and fog, used for 

contrast effects. 

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DK Green ! 

(*61 Deep Green) 

This filter is ideal 

for scenes where 

it is important to 

differentiate the 

green tonal values 

in black and white 

photography 

 

DK Red ! 

(*29 Deep Red) 

A high contrast 

filter similar to Dark 

Blue, provides 

very strong 

contrast. 

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Green 

(*11 Yellow Green) 

Darkens blue 

skies but 

preserves natural 

skin tones. 

 

Light Blue ! 

(*38 Blue) 

For correcting reds 

that reproduce too 

light under 

tungsten 

illumination. Skin 

tones are more 

natural, modelling 

is improved. 

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Orange 

(*23 Orange) 

This filter absorbs 

a small amount of 

green and will 

make clouds 

brighter. 

 

Red! 

(*25 Red) 

Suppresses blue 

and green, white 

surfaces appear 

brilliant. 

 

Tea Rose! 

This filter absorbs 

a small amount of 

green 

Yellow 

(*8 Yellow) 

Increases contrast 

and is particularly 

useful for midday 

sun and deep 

shadow. It 

accentuates 

clouds, reduces 

haze and will 

reproduce 

distance better 

 

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Popart! 

A collection of artist inspired and light altering effects. This unique collection of filters creates effects that could 

never be replicated in live photography. Some are especially effective when used with landscapes, sky and water 

whereas others lend themselves to portraiture. 

 

Blue Ice! 

One of three light altering 

filters. Blue ice applies an 

electric blue mask where 

shades of light are 

portrayed in waves. Use 

exposure to change the 

effect. 

 

Cezanne! 

Colors are represented in 

overlapping blocks. 

 

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Haunted! 

Similar to Blue Ice 

patches of brightest light 

are muted to a grey tone. 

The exposure tool also 

alters the effect. 

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Klee! 

A more intense cubism 

effect than Cezanne with 

darker tones. 

 

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Monet 

Similar to Klee however 

colours are muted to 

black and white. 

 

Oldie 

The third of light altering 

filters, as with Blue Ice 

and Haunted, Oldie gives 

an effect never seen 

before in a photographic 

app. Use exposure to 

change the effects. 

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Poster! 

A softer effect on 

individual colours than 

Toons and no bordering 

creates a subtle but eyecatching 

effect. 

 

Sketchy 

Edges are defined in 

blacks and greys to give 

an excellent and unique 

effect. 

 

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Toons 

Hard edges are defined in 

black and shades are 

hardened to create blocks 

of colour excellent for use 

on buildings and faces. 

Warhol 

Inspired by the great man 

himself, the Warhol filter 

mutes down individual 

shades to give more 

defined blocks of colour. 

 

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Portrait! 

A collection of diffusion filters tailored specifically for close up portraiture work. 

 

 

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Blush! 

Blush applies a 

gentle diffusion 

with a pale pink 

hue 

 

Clover! 

The more 

reflective the 

surface, the 

greener it 

becomes. 

Cool! 

Applies a gentle 

diffusion with a 

pale blue hue 

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Cooler! 

Replicating 

Formatt-Hitechs 

Warm 2 

 

 

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Diffuse! 

Applies a diffusion 

effect and 

softening of 

colours 

 

Ice Maid! 

Applies a dramatic 

cooling effect with 

diffusion 

 

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Lilac! 

Diffusion with a 

lilac mask. 

 

Lit Up! 

Mutes colours 

and enhances 

contrast for more 

definition of depth 

 

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Pink! 

Enhances and 

softens skin tones 

 

Surreal! 

A more intense 

diffusion effect. 

 

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Lenses! 

Adjustable vignette frames, tilt and blur. 

 

 

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Vignette1! 

An adjustable oval black 

vignette to create olde 

worlde type images. 

 

 

Vignette2! 

An adjustable oval white 

vignette to create olde 

worlde type images. 

 

 

Tilt! 

Applies a positionable 

horizontal blur with a 

central area in focus. 

 

 

Blur! 

Create interesting effects 

by blurring the outside of 

the image. Blur expands 

or contracts in an oval 

shape. 

Gamma! 

Swipe vertically to adjust 

contrast depth from deep 

colour to white-out. 

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