A little help.

Open the camera, allow Camera and Photos access, and choose a film and lens style in settings. Press the shutter to capture. The app applies the film processing after capture; the viewfinder does not show a real-time film effect.

Yes. Use the photo import action to select a photo from your library, compare film and lens styles, and save a new image. The selected original is retained. Existing Live Photos currently import as their still cover image.

Enable Live Photo on a compatible iPhone and allow microphone access if you want sound. The app processes the still and motion components. You can view Live Photos in the gallery; sharing from the app currently exports the still image.

Processed still images currently have a maximum long edge of 2048 pixels. Super 16, half-frame, 135, 120 6×6, 120 6×7 and 4×5 are simulation settings for grain and halation scale. They retain the original image ratio and do not change the physical sensor.

Available cameras, flash and zoom ranges depend on the device and active camera. Check system permissions, switch to a supported rear camera, and make sure another app is not using the camera.

Removing a photo in the app removes its gallery record and any app-managed imported copy. It does not delete the original from the system Photos library. Deleting a roll unlinks its photographs rather than deleting the photographs.

Film processing and archive storage run on your device. App data is not a separate cloud backup; system backups and iCloud Photos depend on your Apple settings. Keep independent copies of important images before removing the app or changing devices.

Optional Google Drive, Baidu Netdisk and WebDAV imports connect directly to the provider or server you choose. These services have their own account and privacy terms. Connection availability depends on provider configuration and authorization.

Manage Camera, Microphone, Photos and Location permissions in iOS Settings. Remove photographs and rolls in the app; disconnect linked storage accounts in the relevant import flow. You can also revoke provider access with the provider. Removing the app removes its local container, subject to system backups; system Photos assets and credentials retained by iOS or a provider are managed separately.

Email your iPhone model, iOS version, app version and steps to reproduce the issue. Include a screenshot only if you are comfortable sharing it. Never send passwords, sign-in codes, tokens or private photographs unless needed and you choose to share them.