Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.5.3 - Synthetic shutter: As is well known, achieving a realistic, cinematic look when shooting on mobile in daylight requires a physical ND filter. This allows you to set a 180-degree shutter angle without blowing out highlights (clipping) and enables cinematic motion blur. Now, you can skip the ND filter by enabling the synthetic shutter (via the FPS button menu); you can shoot with a fast shutter speed using deferred processing, and the app will subsequently interpolate frames, using ML or Optical Flow (depending on the device), to match your chosen virtual shutter value. - Aperture (iris) control for iPhone 18 Pro/Max: On devices that support a physical iris, an additional aperture selection dial now appears when exposure is locked. - Processing queue: When using deferred processing or saving imported video, the task is now added to a queue. You can pause this queue (e.g., to shoot another scene) and resume it later, even after relaunching the app, picking up exactly where it left off. - Batch processing for photos and videos: You can now select an unlimited number of photos and videos (even your entire gallery) for simultaneous processing. While global settings apply to all selected media, you can still individually adjust rotation, scaling, and film burn overlays for each item.
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.5.0 Yellow retro subtitles Give your videos and photos classic yellow film subtitles - the look of old cinema prints and those Tumblr movie-quote GIFs. - Auto subtitles (iOS 17 or later): turn them on in Settings, pick a language, and speech is recognized as you record or when you import a video - the words appear on screen while you speak. Save subtitles as a separate track that viewers can switch on and off, or burn them into the picture for social platforms that ignore subtitle tracks. Text is split into phrases and timed following broadcast and streaming subtitle guidelines (BBC, Netflix). Recognition isn't perfect, so check the text before you share. - Manual subtitles: add or edit timed subtitles yourself on any imported video, and edit existing subtitles right from the gallery. For photos, add a single line and it's burned into the picture - an instant film still.
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.3.3 - Now you can change the FPS of imported videos! This is done with frame interpolation using either ML or Optical Flow (depending on the device). Additionally, you can adjust the video's motion blur by emulating different shutter speeds. So you can take raw 30, 60, and even 15 FPS footage (FPS upscaling works too) and turn it into a cinematic 24 FPS, or, for example, 18 FPS as in old 8mm home movies. You can even set it to 5 FPS and crank the motion blur up to the full frame time (1/5s) to achieve that unmistakable look from Wong Kar-wai films - Voice remote control - the settings now allow you to record voice commands in any language for basic actions such as start, stop, pause, and take a photo. You can also configure notifications via sound or light when a voice command is recognized, as well as automatically trim the stop command from a video recording. So if you have multiple devices, you can now control them synchronously using your voice - Long press to focus - spatial focus and exposure lock is now available by long-pressing the preview. After the long press, the camera settles exposure, ISO, and focus at that spot (within about 2.5 seconds), the focus frame turns red, and the ISO/Exposure and Focus knobs appear - Improved video bitrate settings - the manual scale is more balanced and now goes up to 150 Mbps in 1080p and 500 Mbps in 4K. Higher bitrates show a warning with the storage used per minute of video and the free space left. Automatic bitrate selection has also been improved and now takes the frame rate and aspect ratio into account - Imported video mode now has a timeline - you can trim the video and add multiple film burns at any timecode (finally after so many years) - Anamorphic de-squeeze - added support for external anamorphic lenses. Choose a 1.33x or 1.55x multiplier in Settings, and the frame is stretched horizontally after processing, restoring natural proportions in the preview, recordings, photos and exports. - True portrait mode - the app can now really be used in portrait, with no more pseudo-rotation or misplaced system controls. The gallery works in portrait too
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.3.2 - Now you can change the FPS of imported videos! This is done with frame interpolation using either ML or Optical Flow (depending on the device). Additionally, you can adjust the video's motion blur by emulating different shutter speeds. So you can take raw 30, 60, and even 15 FPS footage (FPS upscaling works too) and turn it into a cinematic 24 FPS, or, for example, 18 FPS as in old 8mm home movies. You can even set it to 5 FPS and crank the motion blur up to the full frame time (1/5s) to achieve that unmistakable look from Wong Kar-wai films - Voice remote control - the settings now allow you to record voice commands in any language for basic actions such as start, stop, pause, and take a photo. You can also configure notifications via sound or light when a voice command is recognized, as well as automatically trim the stop command from a video recording. So if you have multiple devices, you can now control them synchronously using your voice - Long press to focus - spatial focus and exposure lock is now available by long-pressing the preview. After the long press, the camera settles exposure, ISO, and focus at that spot (within about 2.5 seconds), the focus frame turns red, and the ISO/Exposure and Focus knobs appear - Improved video bitrate settings - the manual scale is more balanced and now goes up to 150 Mbps in 1080p and 500 Mbps in 4K. Higher bitrates show a warning with the storage used per minute of video and the free space left. Automatic bitrate selection has also been improved and now takes the frame rate and aspect ratio into account - Imported video mode now has a timeline - you can trim the video and add multiple film burns at any timecode (finally after so many years) - True portrait mode - the app can now really be used in portrait, with no more pseudo-rotation or misplaced system controls. The gallery works in portrait too
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.2.7 - Now you can import your own custom filters (LUTs) from DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, 3D LUT Creator and others for free! Scroll up to “+” in the filter bar and choose a file to import. Supported formats: .cube, .3dl, .vlt, .csp. Many color spaces are available - Presets now support custom filters - Custom filters in Community! Now you can explore presets with custom filters from other users and publish your own. Note: you can preview such presets as usual with a long press - .s16 files now support custom filters too — you can export/import custom filter presets as .s16 files - New adjustments: lens distortion (2 sliders for center and edges) — these two parameters can reproduce the image of most well-known camera lenses. The parameters also support extreme distortion values, such as fisheye. (Maybe someone will make a skateboard video with this effect? Hehe) - New adjustments: lens swirl — with this effect, you can get a picture similar to Helios 44-2 lenses with their famous “swirly bokeh”. Although this is not actual bokeh, the image will look similar - New adjustments: filter intensity — it automatically resets to 1.0 (100%) when the user manually swipes to another filter - You can now adjust the size of buttons in the app (Settings → Interface scale) — this makes it easier to operate the camera in real-world shooting conditions, especially when quick and precise control is needed - Camera HDR support: On, Off, Auto - Fast lens switch - Pause/Resume support when recording - The app no longer requires full access to your photo library — you can now manually choose which photos to share with the app
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.2.6 - Now you can import your own custom filters (LUTs) from DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, 3D LUT Creator and others for free! Scroll up to “+” in the filter bar and choose a file to import. Supported formats: .cube, .3dl, .vlt, .csp. Many color spaces are available - Presets now support custom filters - Custom filters in Community! Now you can explore presets with custom filters from other users and publish your own. Note: you can preview such presets as usual with a long press - .s16 files now support custom filters too — you can export/import custom filter presets as .s16 files - New adjustments: lens distortion (2 sliders for center and edges) — these two parameters can reproduce the image of most well-known camera lenses. The parameters also support extreme distortion values, such as fisheye. (Maybe someone will make a skateboard video with this effect? Hehe) - New adjustments: lens swirl — with this effect, you can get a picture similar to Helios 44-2 lenses with their famous “swirly bokeh”. Although this is not actual bokeh, the image will look similar - New adjustments: filter intensity — it automatically resets to 1.0 (100%) when the user manually swipes to another filter - You can now adjust the size of buttons in the app (Settings → Interface scale) — this makes it easier to operate the camera in real-world shooting conditions, especially when quick and precise control is needed - Camera HDR support: On, Off, Auto - Fast lens switch - Pause/Resume support when recording - The app no longer requires full access to your photo library — you can now manually choose which photos to share with the app
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.1.6 - Portrait mode with adaptive interface: in portrait mode, photos and videos are saved vertically (you can lock orientation in the settings) - Camera white balance lock: HW camera temperature and tint control knobs. You can now set a stable WB when shooting video - Quick camera launch: lock screen, control center widgets (iOS 18 and above) - Camera control button support for photo and video capture
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.1.5 - Portrait mode with adaptive interface: in portrait mode, photos and videos are saved vertically (you can lock orientation in the settings) - Camera white balance lock: HW camera temperature and tint control knobs. You can now set a stable WB when shooting video - Quick camera launch: lock screen, control center widgets (iOS 18 and above) - Camera control button support for photo and video capture
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.1.2 - New adjustments: contrast, grain shadows - Long-click on a community preset to preview it without saving it to your presets
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.1.1 - Now you don't need internet to use the paid version of Super 16 - Fixed bug with screen going into sleep mode
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.1.0 - **presets community**: explore original presets from users all over the world - now you can import and export your presets in .sp16 format - deferred processing mode: record in 4k even on a weak devices - waveform histogram mode - detailed curves editor (click on histogram area to use it) - rule of thirds (in settings) - pinch to zoom - now your stabilization and selected lens state are saved
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.0.3 - processing stability increased - fixes for manual exposure durations - fixes for recording finish
Super 16 | 16mm Film Camera 1.0.2 - fixes for lock focus with unsupported lenses - halation/blur stability increased