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Version 1.8.8 · 2026-08-21
Improved overall user experience Fixed some known issues Enhanced performance and stability
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The store currently lists version 1.8.8, updated 2026-08-21.






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Make every photo feel like a memory.
RetroShot is a vintage camera app that brings the charm of classic film photography to your phone. Capture nostalgic moments with retro filters, film-inspired tones, soft grain, timestamp effects, and old-camera textures designed to give your photos a timeless aesthetic.
Whether you're taking selfies, shooting daily moments, or editing pictures from your camera roll, RetroShot makes it easy to create warm, stylish images with a true retro feel. Use live camera filters while shooting in real time, or import photos and transform them with vintage effects in just a few taps.
With RetroShot, you can create:
- Retro film-style photos
- Vintage camera looks
- Disposable camera vibes
- Aesthetic everyday pictures
- Soft grain and nostalgic tones
- Old-school timestamp photo styles…
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Improved overall user experience Fixed some known issues Enhanced performance and stability
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