Huji Cam: The super popular new app that turns your photos into 1990s film
HUJI Cam is a free app that adds a warmly tinted filter to photos taken in the app, so everyone can take pics like the 90s kid they want to be–without the inconvenience or patience needed to develop the images. Upon opening the app, it is unclear how to take a photo, until one realizes that the screen itself is a model of a real disposable camera. There is a small lens in the top left corner of the screen that serves to complete the look, rather than promote carefully focused and accurate images. It is slightly difficult to know for sure what image the user is capturing unless they squint, but that was apparently a struggle for 90s kids everywhere at the time.
HUJI combines the nostalgic and tinted styles of a disposable camera with the convenience of modern social media, allowing for a hip and unique filter to spice up one’s Instagram. Although the realistic model of the disposable camera makes it a tad difficult to ensure an accurate image, the aesthetic results make it worth a download.
Now Gomez has the largest following on Instagram out of anyone on the planet (a whopping 139 million. That's a little over 3 times the population of Canada, to put things into perspective), so it's no surprise that once she started uploading pictures through Huji, people had to follow in her footsteps.
Gomez’s Instagram has always had a washed-out and retro-cool quality, and now that we know how to achieve it, we’re never going back to plain old Insta filters.
After snapping the shot, a film tube shows up on screen to indicate that the picture is developing–although it takes only seconds–to complete the retro experience. The photos are stored in the library, accessible via the “Lab” button. In keeping with the style, there is a reminiscent time stamp on the photos. The default date is set to 1998 for unknown reasons, although this can be changed in the settings. There is also an in-app purchase available for users who want to add the HUJI effect to images already stored in their camera roll.
The fact that you designed yourself a beautiful picture has been invisible to create your personality. And not only can Huji Cam edit your photos artfully. Please equip yourself with the design knowledge to enhance the art in your photos.
Hopefully Huji Cam will be useful to you in the future. If you see or share with friends and relatives know and use this interesting software.
HUJI combines the nostalgic and tinted styles of a disposable camera with the convenience of modern social media, allowing for a hip and unique filter to spice up one’s Instagram. Although the realistic model of the disposable camera makes it a tad difficult to ensure an accurate image, the aesthetic results make it worth a download.
Now Gomez has the largest following on Instagram out of anyone on the planet (a whopping 139 million. That's a little over 3 times the population of Canada, to put things into perspective), so it's no surprise that once she started uploading pictures through Huji, people had to follow in her footsteps.
Gomez’s Instagram has always had a washed-out and retro-cool quality, and now that we know how to achieve it, we’re never going back to plain old Insta filters.
After snapping the shot, a film tube shows up on screen to indicate that the picture is developing–although it takes only seconds–to complete the retro experience. The photos are stored in the library, accessible via the “Lab” button. In keeping with the style, there is a reminiscent time stamp on the photos. The default date is set to 1998 for unknown reasons, although this can be changed in the settings. There is also an in-app purchase available for users who want to add the HUJI effect to images already stored in their camera roll.
The fact that you designed yourself a beautiful picture has been invisible to create your personality. And not only can Huji Cam edit your photos artfully. Please equip yourself with the design knowledge to enhance the art in your photos.
Hopefully Huji Cam will be useful to you in the future. If you see or share with friends and relatives know and use this interesting software.
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