Thirty Six (com.glub.Thirty-Six): A lovely little app that brings the joy of film to the iPhone.Unlike most digital cameras, Thirty Six doesn’t allow you to peek at the...Read More > or Download Now >
Thirty Six for iPhone and iPad
Tech Specs
- • Latest Version: 3.5.4
- • Updated: January 13, 2017
- • Requires: iOS 7.0 and up
- • Developer: Iconocode
- • Age Rating: 4+
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 26
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 12
- • Current Version Downloads
- 8
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More About Thirty Six
A lovely little app that brings the joy of film to the iPhone.
Unlike most digital cameras, Thirty Six doesn’t allow you to peek at the photos you just snapped until you are ready to develop the 36-exposure roll (or if you want to shoot square, a 12-exposure roll).
Why would we do such a thing?
Well, we think slowing down the process and having you think about what you want to shoot will make you a better photographer.
Once you’ve finished your roll, the selection process begins.
Traditionally with film this would be done with a contact sheet. With a simple double touch, you select a photo you like, and triple touch for a photo you love.
Who knew that a few taps on the screen could be so much fun?
Once you're done selecting, you can then share it with friends via email, Facebook and Twitter, of course. And now you can even back it all up to Dropbox and sync it with Adobe Lightroom via Adobe Creative Cloud.
Unlike most digital cameras, Thirty Six doesn’t allow you to peek at the photos you just snapped until you are ready to develop the 36-exposure roll (or if you want to shoot square, a 12-exposure roll).
Why would we do such a thing?
Well, we think slowing down the process and having you think about what you want to shoot will make you a better photographer.
Once you’ve finished your roll, the selection process begins.
Traditionally with film this would be done with a contact sheet. With a simple double touch, you select a photo you like, and triple touch for a photo you love.
Who knew that a few taps on the screen could be so much fun?
Once you're done selecting, you can then share it with friends via email, Facebook and Twitter, of course. And now you can even back it all up to Dropbox and sync it with Adobe Lightroom via Adobe Creative Cloud.
What's New in Thirty Six 3.5.4 >
Fixed permissions issue (crash) while trying to save to the Camera Roll.
