Irisgrain
Film recipes, pushed to your camera
Keep your film-look recipes in one place and send them to your camera over a USB cable, instead of dialling in settings menu by menu.
Coming soon to Google PlayPush in one tap
Every setting is read back after a push, so you see exactly what applied. Track the camera's custom slots too.
A library that fits
Paste recipe text from any page. Each recipe shows what fits your camera, what's adapted and why.
Recipe from an image
Pick a photo with a look you love and get the nearest camera settings, with a reason for each.
See it first
Preview a look live over your phone's camera, or export it as a .cube LUT for your editor.
Frame and shoot
Composition guides, a level, lens matching and photo sessions with a review page.
Camera scanner
Scan any USB camera for the settings it exposes and send the profile to help add it.
Cameras and phones
Tested with the Fujifilm X-T1 in USB tether mode. Any other camera that connects over USB can already be scanned, and pushing recipes to more models is on the way: sending your camera's profile helps get it supported.
Much of Irisgrain works without a camera at all: the recipe library, recipe from an image, LUT export, framing guides and photo sessions.
Runs on Android 8.0 or later. Pushing recipes needs a phone with USB OTG and a cable to suit your camera.