This is AERO, which is based on an infrared film.

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The processing is super fast thanks to react native skia. Here's Lisbon with the E100 model:

Film effects can be combined with background effects — here's the E200 film with a background blur:

The date stamps have been updated to look more authentic now, too.

The halation effect is most visible with the CINE model:

phomo is for you if:

✅ your camera roll is huge and disorganized
✅ you love to take and share photos, but don’t want more social media
✅ you don’t love the newest Photos app
✅ you prefer the imperfections of film to the smoothness of iPhone photos

phomo is free to use forever, but some features of phomo 2.0 are available via in-app purchase.

For the next week, lifetime access to phomo pro is $0. Use custom colors, 5 extra film types, remove watermarks, and more.

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Choose photos ✅
Re-arrange the grid ✅
Edit borders, margins, and background ✅
Save or share ✅

A couple more…

A few examples — all shot on an iPhone

phomo has been a labor of love for over a year — if you enjoy it, please leave a review:

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update

My understanding is that what matters for hypertrophy is reps performed near failure. Time under tension can be a proxy for that but isn’t a useful marker in itself, and hypertrophy is similar at different rep ranges so long as proximity to failure is the same.