iskra studio is a photo editor for iPhone and iPad by Dejan Djuric, for giving digital photos a film look with presets and effects, edited with one-finger swipe gestures and no AI.
iskra studio edits photos with one finger: swipe up or down to switch tools and left or right to adjust them.
It adds film-style effects such as bloom, halation, a slow-sync ghost trail and a flash simulation, plus film stock presets, and imports RAW files from many cameras.
Edits are stored as settings, so the original stays untouched, and one edit can be applied to a whole series of photos.
Who iskra studio suits
Photographers who want a film look on digital photos
People who edit on the phone and prefer manual control over automatic fixes
One limit. iskra studio needs iOS 17 or later.
What iskra studio costs
The App Store page offers a 7-day free trial, then a yearly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase.
Current prices: apps.apple.com ↗. We do not list prices: makers change them, so check the maker's own page before you buy.
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