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Image 1 — Strasbourg, France
Image 2 — Strasbourg, France
Image 3 — Strasbourg, France
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Strasbourg, France

Took a weekend trip to Strasbourg, France. Very walkable and enjoyable city to be in. People were nice, food was exceptional, and the amount of craftsman/interesting stores will keep you occupied all day.

While I didn’t take as many nice photos as I wished I did, I still like the ones in this photo share.

I’m wondering if any of you know how to fix blurriness in NoFusion, as I feel like many of my images don’t have as crisp of edges as I would’ve liked them to have. They seem very fuzzy, and although this app is supposed to recreate film cameras, I was wondering if anyone knows how to reduce this effect. Dumb question, but is it LUT specific?

u/Conscious-Aide4665 — 10 days ago

Pro Settings lost

Pro Settings are lost when starting from locked phone using the camera button. The app starts up in a in between state between pro version and unpaid version where the pro features can be used but the UI displays it like using the unpaid version. The app starts up but resets all of my custom pro settings. I am on a iPhone 17. Once i unlock and close the restart the app I can redo all of my settings

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u/JoNieder — 11 days ago

HEIF+ 12MP photos are much darker than MAX24 in NoFusion. Why?

When I shoot in HEIF+ at the normal 12MP setting with MAX disabled, the resulting photo is noticeably darker.

If I enable MAX24 and take the exact same shot, the image comes out significantly brighter.

I'm using the same scene and haven't changed any other settings.

Does anyone know why this happens? Is this expected behavior or possibly a bug?

PS: I previously used an iPhone 14 Pro, where 12MP was basically the standard resolution, but now that I'm using an iPhone 18 Pro, 24MP is the standard, which is why I wanted to switch to 24MP.

u/tinochill — 11 days ago