
Color
Map the light and shadow already in a scene into an editable spectrum.
A new photographic instrument for iPhone
SpectralCam transforms the live camera into a way of exploring color, time, depth, and motion—before you press the shutter.

THE IDEA
Every eye and every camera interprets light. SpectralCam makes that interpretation something you can explore deliberately—through live photography and video, not an effect added after the moment is gone.
VISION LAYERS

Map the light and shadow already in a scene into an editable spectrum.

Let movement leave echoes, intervals, and traces through the frame.

Use supported iPhone depth sensing to separate near, center, and far space.

Turn the iPhone’s own movement into part of the photographic instrument.
Some Visions are biologically inspired, some use real iPhone sensor data, and some are artistic or speculative. SpectralCam labels the difference clearly.
TONY FARLEY / FIELD STUDIES



PHOTOGRAPHY FIRST
Native lens selection, two-finger zoom, tap focus and exposure, photo and video capture, persistent live Vision controls, and dependable 1080p video keep the instrument familiar.
LATEST BETA
The newest SpectralCam beta expands the camera into an editor and a shared creative system—without losing the immediacy of shooting live.
Automatic video sound, shutter feedback, stable 1080p recording, familiar iPhone lenses, and music that keeps playing through the route you chose.
Import photos, videos, and Live Photos. Apply new Visions, preserve selected original colors, respond to live sound, and save without changing the source.
Combine independent Color, Time, Depth, and Motion layers. Explore Strobe Dance, Camera Trails, and Time Gradient, then save your own named Vision.
Post work with its Vision data attached, like and comment, answer creators, share a post, or Remix its image and settings into a new visual reply.
COMMUNITY GALLERY
Explore photographs, moving images, and reusable Visions shared directly from SpectralCam.
Open the GalleryPRIVATE BETA / iPHONE
Photograph ordinary things. Try unfamiliar Visions. Tell us what surprises you—and what gets in your way.
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