Film aesthetics is one of the favorite presents that many photographers love and adore. While some can afford film today, plenty can't shell out hundreds of dollars for purchase and processing. As a result, digital photographers heavily rely on editing software, with some unable to simulate a similar look for their images.
I remember back in 2019, when the Phoblographer turned 10 years old, our Reviews Team met with Capture One at the Photo Plus Trade Show. People had been asking the company to make an app for iPhone and iPad for a while -- and the marketing manager asked me for feedback.
There's a particular look that of value to many photographers. For years, they've been trying to find a simple way to emulate Kodak Aerochrome. This legendary film turns greens into pinks/oranges/red.
Photographers have been enamored with the look of Infrared films like Kodak Aerochrome. It spawned things like the creation of Lomochrome Purple and a few other emulsions. But photographers have wanted it digitally for a while.
Great news to all photographers using RNI Films on their iPhones! Really Nice Images (RNI) has recently introduced support for RAW formats in the latest version of the app. Whether you'd like to give your RAW images a quick analog look or are curious about trying out this film-inspired photo editing app, this update should give you more options to do so on your iPhone.
RNI, known for their excellent film processing presets and apps, have officially announced their third mobile app. RNI Colibri, as it is called, focuses on processing images to have that classic slide film look and joins the other two RNI mobile processing apps aimed at filmic processing.