Rian Johnson introduces Chromagraph Camera for iPhone
Technology · First reported 30 Oct, 20:44 · Updated 21:25
Director Rian Johnson introduced Chromagraph Camera, an iPhone app developed with cinematographer Steve Yedlin that uses custom image processing rather than applying a filter over the phone’s usual processing. It costs $12.99, and offers controls for color, exposure, grain and halation.
- Johnson commissioned the app from cinematographer Steve Yedlin; the article says it uses image processing associated with his Knives Out films.
- The app starts with raw image data and applies its own processing, with tools for adjusting color, tone and texture.
- Chromagraph Camera costs $12.99, with no in-app purchases; WIRED’s snippet gives the price as $13.
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- Chromagraph Camera
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- Rian Johnson and cinematographer Steve Yedlin
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- $12.99, with no in-app purchases
- Processing
- Uses its own image processing rather than applying a filter over the phone’s usual processing
- Controls
- Color, tone and texture adjustments
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- Earlier coverage described the iPhone Duo as appealing and well-designed while noting trade-offs including camera capability and app support.
- Earlier coverage reported that Apple moved ahead of Nvidia in company valuations, with reported closing valuations of $5.03 trillion and $4.93 trillion respectively.
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