Building software for the niches

Eduardo Egger Desfontaine  • Peerlist

<p>Film photographers don't get to see their photos until long after they've been taken. In some cases, their photos aren't developed for months or years. This makes learning from your mistakes especially tricky, which can be frustrating for new film photographers, users of very vintage cameras or photographers trying out new ideas. Apperture aims to help reduce the steepness of the learning curve by simulating the outcome of an exposure after being developed, mistakes very much included. Apperture captures and simulates everything from motion blur, over/under exposure, underwhelming tones, grain, film expiry, and more. With over 30 filmstock and 4000 cameras to chose from, users can keep track of their equipment, which film is loaded in which camera, and all of the photos they're expecting to receive from their photo lab. In a nutshell, Apperture is a camera app that highlights all of the little imperfections in your photos, so film photographers can avoid wasting film. Apperture is free, but has a one time purchase to unlock all features. This purchase can be paid for by sending us a roll of film</p>