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Chromagraph Camera

Chromagraph Camera

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iPhone and iPad stills camera that starts from raw sensor data and applies Steve Yedlin's movie look after you shoot.

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About Chromagraph Camera

Chromagraph Camera is a stills app from Chromatic Applications LLC. The product page is chromaticapplications.com and the App Store page is apps.apple.com. It went on the App Store on October 20, 2026.

Director Rian Johnson posted on October 28 that he had asked cinematographer Steve Yedlin to build it. The app starts from raw sensor data and uses color and texture rendering Yedlin designed and used on the Knives Out films. You frame through the viewfinder and see that look after the picture is processed, in the gallery.

Tone, color, and texture controls stay inside the look. Texture includes grain amplitude, grain size, and halation. The gallery keeps full-quality raw files and shows the look live, including your adjustments.

You can export a smaller JPEG or HEIC to your photo library, or turn on auto-export in Preferences so every photo goes there as a JPEG or HEIC. It does not shoot video. The price is $12.99.

Family Sharing covers up to six people. It needs iOS 17 or later on iPhone and iPadOS 17 or later on iPad. The App Store listing also includes Apple Watch on watchOS 10.

The version checked on November 2, 2026 is 1.2.1, and the download is 31.4 MB. The App Store says the developer does not collect data. The product page says Chromagraph does not collect or retain personal information.

Pricing: $12.99 on the US App Store. Family Sharing covers up to six people. Checked November 2, 2026.

Pricing model: Paid

Features

  • Stills from raw sensor data, with the look applied after you shoot
  • Color, tone, and texture controls that stay inside that look
  • Full-quality raw files in the gallery, with JPEG or HEIC export
  • $12.99, Family Sharing for up to six people
  • iPhone and iPad on iOS 17 or iPadOS 17. It does not shoot video
  • App Store stills camera for iPhone and iPad
  • Raw files, with JPEG or HEIC export
  • $12.99, with Family Sharing
  • Same product as the Chromagraph Camera tool listing
  • Product page from Chromatic Applications
  • Look designed by Steve Yedlin and used on the Knives Out films
  • Raw gallery with color, tone, and texture controls

FAQs

Common questions about Chromagraph Camera

What does Chromagraph Camera do?
It shoots stills from raw sensor data and applies color and texture rendering designed by Steve Yedlin and used on the Knives Out films. You see that look in the gallery after you take the picture. It does not shoot video.
How much is it, and where does it run?
It is $12.99 on the US App Store, with Family Sharing for up to six people. It needs iOS 17 or later on iPhone and iPadOS 17 or later on iPad. The listing also includes Apple Watch on watchOS 10. The download checked on November 2, 2026 is 31.4 MB.
What can I do with a photo after I shoot it?
The gallery keeps the full-quality raw file and shows the look live. Color, tone, and texture controls stay inside that look. You can export a JPEG or HEIC, or turn on auto-export so every photo goes to your photo library.
Who made Chromagraph Camera?
Chromatic Applications LLC sells it. The App Store and product page credit the look to cinematographer Steve Yedlin. Rian Johnson posted that he asked Yedlin to build the app.
Where is the main Chromagraph Camera page?
The main Creators Toolbox page is /products/chromagraph. This apps listing is the same App Store app.
Does it shoot video?
No. The App Store description says Chromagraph is a stills-only camera.
Where is the write-up?
The publisher page is https://chromaticapplications.com/chromagraph/chromagraph. The main Creators Toolbox page is /products/chromagraph.

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