Picture captured with BayerCam.app on iPhone 17 Pro @ ISO 640, processed with a Portra LUT in LUTLab.app

The noise from these tiny sensors can actually be quite charming when working with raw data as a starting point

Analyzing the characteristics of the Ontario LUT by rossandhisjpgs.com with LUTLab.app

LUTLab.app is entirely free, but if you're kind enough to leave a tip in the app, as a little easter egg you'll unlock a theme switcher with alternate appearances for the app

LUTLab.app lets you visualize, study, preview, and convert LUTs super easily, from your iPhone/iPad/Mac, so you can use them with the increasing number of camera apps that let you shoot with LUTs baked in-

such as !Boring Camera, Moment Pro Camera II, Kino, and more.

Just released! LutLab.app, a free tool for iOS/iPadOS/macOS

Visualize LUTs in 3D, convert to/from HALD & .CUBE, apply them to your photos

Full documentation at LutLab.com, video tour at www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJlM...

Let me know what you think and what kind of features you’d like to see!

Did you know that portrait photos taken with your iPhone store all sorts of depth & semantic maps?

Matte Viewer lets you view & export them-the just released v2 for iOS/iPad OS/macOS brings support for drag & drop import/export, multi windows, kb shortcuts, and more

Get it for free: phototools.app

EXIF Inspector: a compact metadata viewer I wrote to solve a personal need.

Runs on iOS/iPadOS/macOS, with support for drag & drop/multiple windows/kb shortcuts/file system + Photo Library integration, and more.

Part of PhotoTools.app.
And as always: free, no ads, no tracking, no bullshit.