Feelca B 4+

It’s stylish and smart. I was excited about it being optimized for iPhone X, but disappointed when I saw that the notch covered parts of the photo frame. I know we’re supposed to “embrace the notch” and this is just personal preference, but I’d prefer data like images and photos to not be partially invisible with the notch. Otherwise, I believe this is a well executed app.

Filters are great... If you can figure out how to export them! The user interface is a mess and its hard to find your way around this app. I bought all three from this developer in one go based on a recommendation from a website and frankly I wish I hadn't. Really bad user experience and its unclear how to get around the app. I've literally tapped and swiped my way around this thing to no avail. Messy and really needs to be better thought out. If you want to take photos quickly with nice filters and be on with your day, this is NOT the app to do it.

Chances are you'll either love or hate this app. I’m using Feelca B&W on an iPhone 7 Plus with good results thus far. The feel of the interface and the nod to an SLR experience really appeals to me (categorizing collections by “rolls” of film, haptics, sound effects, manual focus, etc.). The filters are good if you want a washed out “vintage” look and yield a softer feel than just converting a photo from the standard iPhone camera app into B&W. Some users might find this app to be a one trick pony, but it does its job really well. The UI is a little confusing at first (no labels or traditional icons), but much of this confusion can be resolved by simply reading the tutorial.

My only issue with this app is its inability to change exposure, or preview in B&W. The addition of ISO and shutter speed would also improve this app considerably. All this aside, Feelca B&W is a fun little app. Recommended.