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Honest capture. Nothing added you didn't ask for.

Turn every processing step off. Shoot log, RAW or unprocessed. Control colour noise, luma noise and sharpness on their own. Then link two phones over Wi-Fi or a hotspot — no server, free.

One switch: all processing off.

Phones sharpen, smooth and tone-map by default. One mode switches all of it off, so what you capture is what the sensor saw.

  • All-processing-off mode
  • Log capture
  • RAW and unprocessed capture

Noise and sharpness, separated.

Colour noise, luma noise and sharpness are three different decisions. Here they're three different controls.

  • Colour noise reduction on its own
  • Luma noise reduction on its own
  • Sharpness on its own

Pro scene presets and film looks.

Start from a preset built for the scene in front of you, or shoot through a film look when you want the picture finished in camera.

  • Pro scene presets
  • Film looks
  • Or none at all

Why it's different

Plenty of pro camera apps exist. This one is built around honest capture and joins the rest of your tools.

  • Off means off

    A single mode that turns every processing step off, not just some.

  • Three controls, not one slider

    Colour noise, luma noise and sharpness are set separately.

  • Free where it costs us nothing

    Phone-to-phone linking needs no server, so it stays free.

Plans

Linking is free.

Anything that needs no Tincograph server stays free — and linking two phones never touches one.

  • Free

    Phone-to-phone linking over Wi-Fi or hotspot.

FAQ

What does "all processing off" switch off?

The processing a phone normally applies on its own — the sharpening, smoothing and tone decisions — so the file reflects what the sensor captured.

Do the two phones need the internet?

No server is involved: they link directly over Wi-Fi or a hotspot.

Is linking really free?

Yes. It needs no Tincograph server, and anything that needs no server stays free.

Capture what's actually there.

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