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What changed · US
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"The shutter should keep pace with your hand, and a whole roll's business shouldn't be handled piecemeal." —the darkroom owner This update fixes the shutter's feel: the curtain and the buzz used to wait for the photo to finish processing before catching up, and now both land the instant your finger presses, so shooting feels a lot crisper. The whole-roll page in the film library also gained share and save-to-album buttons of its own, so you handle the whole roll right there instead of hunting through single frames — and the single-frame actions that used to cause confusion on that page are gone. Sorry it took you a while to figure out before.
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A film camera that fits in your pocket. Tenra isn't about instant results. Load a film stock, frame your shot, press the shutter — your photo waits in the darkroom until you develop it. That anticipation is what makes film photography special. ◆ 8 Film Stocks Carefully graded after the color and grain of real film: everyday color negatives, warm golden tones, classic high-speed black & white, and neon-soaked night looks. Five stocks are free; unlock them all with Pro. ◆ The Darkroom Photos don't appear right away. Send them to the darkroom, develop, and wait for the reveal — you never quite know how the roll turned out until it's done. ◆ A Real Camera Feel Tap to focus, flash control, front and rear cameras. What you see in the viewfinder is the film look itself. ◆ Your Photos Stay Yours No account needed. Your photos live on your device. ◆ Tenra Pro Monthly, yearly, or one-time lifetime purchase to unlock every film stock. After the shutter, the story begins. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://moooo-works.github.io/tenra-privacy
What's new · 1.5.6
"The shutter should keep pace with your hand, and a whole roll's business shouldn't be handled piecemeal." —the darkroom owner This update fixes the shutter's feel: the curtain and the buzz used to wait for the photo to finish processing before catching up, and now both land the instant your finger presses, so shooting feels a lot crisper. The whole-roll page in the film library also gained share and save-to-album buttons of its own, so you handle the whole roll right there instead of hunting through single frames — and the single-frame actions that used to cause confusion on that page are gone. Sorry it took you a while to figure out before.
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