NOSTALGIA CAMERA / CAMERA ERAS

One photo, thirteen camera eras

The same evening, processed with every era of Nostalgia Camera’s engine. Pick the one that feels like the memory, then read how to shoot it.

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A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — originalORIGINAL

The source

A photograph by cottonbro studio on Pexels, unprocessed.

A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 1895 · Glass Plate1895

Glass Plate

Free

Sepia or silver tones, soft focus and plate texture.

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A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 1900 · Cardboard Pocket1900

Cardboard Pocket

Free

An early box camera: sepia prints from a very simple lens.

A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 1972 · Instant Fold1972

Instant Fold

Pro

Warm, soft instant-film colour with a glow around the light.

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A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 1987 · 35 mm Compact1987

35 mm Compact

Pro

Consumer colour film from a point-and-shoot in the glovebox.

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A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 1994 · Digital Beige1994

Digital Beige

Free

The flat, gentle colour of the first consumer digital cameras.

A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 1995 · Home Video1995

Home Video

Pro

Camcorder tape: soft detail, colour bleed and noise. Records video.

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A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 1998 · Disposable Flash1998

Disposable Flash

Free

Hard flash, warm drugstore prints, grain and happy accidents.

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A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 2004 · CCD Digicam2004

CCD Digicam

Free

The silver point-and-shoot: crisp, cool colour and party flash.

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A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 2009 · Early Phone Cam2009

Early Phone Cam

Pro

Two megapixels, crunchy sharpening and noisy nights.

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A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 2010 · Square Feed2010

Square Feed

Free

Square crops, faded warmth and a vignette on everything.

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A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 2014 · Social Camera2014

Social Camera

Free

Warm, polished photos from the mid-2010s feed.

A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 2020 · Quarantine Front Cam2020

Quarantine Front Cam

Pro

The soft, low-light look of a front camera at home.

A couple sharing a drink on a picnic blanket at dusk — 2026 · This Phone2026

This Phone

Free

Your phone's clean, modern capture with no era effect.

How to choose an era

  • Parties, dinners and nights out want a flash: 1998 Disposable Flash or 2004 CCD Digicam, both free.
  • Portraits and slow moments suit softer eras: 1972 Instant Fold (Pro) or the free 1895 Glass Plate.
  • Travel and everyday streets look at home in 1987 35 mm Compact (Pro).
  • Phone-era nostalgia lives in 2009 Early Phone Cam (Pro), 2010 Square Feed and 2014 Social Camera (both free).
  • For video, 1995 Home Video (Pro) records camcorder-style clips.

Free eras: 1895, 1900, 1994, 1998, 2004, 2010, 2014 and This Phone. Pro eras: 1972, 1987, 1995, 2009 and 2020. Some colour profiles and camera bodies inside free eras are also part of Pro.

Every image is one Pexels photograph by cottonbro studio, processed with the app’s real rendering engine. The 1995 era records video in the app; here it is a still processed with that look. Rendering record · Pexels License.