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Version 1.5.31 · 2026-04-13
Bug fixes and performance improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.5.31, updated 2026-04-13.








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Shoot retro-style videos with one tap.
Just press the record button to turn everyday scenes into hundred years old movies!
[[ Friendly reminder ]]
This app simulates an analog film-reel camera.
There are some restrictions that don't exist in other video apps.
- The maximum length of the video is 20 seconds for the default black and white film, and 6 seconds for other films. You can extend all films to 5 minutes if you purchase the PRO version.
- You can only append a new recording after the previous recording. If you want to create a new recording from scratch, export the previous recording first, then delete it.
- You only have one film for each effect
With these limitations, your creativity is challenged. Some people export multiple footages then use iMovie to create a full-fledged movie. Find your ways to fully utilize this powerful and fun tool!…
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Bug fixes and performance improvements
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