With AgBr, we are committed to continuing our support for the photography community, bringing greater authenticity and deeper customisation to your photographs. With many updates coming over the next few months, stay tuned — we can’t wait to share more with you.
It is a very bright moment for digital monochrome photography. Ricoh’s long-awaited release of the GR with a monochrome sensor makes true black-and-white capture more accessible, allowing more people to experience the difference of genuine, in-camera B&W images.
Our Most Realistic Version Yet is Out!
AgBr 1.4 — Gelatin
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We went microscopic to bring this unique quality to digital.
All presets now feature gelatin emulation — the magic behind film’s glow, bloom, and softness.
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Try it for yourself → agbr.app
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AgBr 1.3
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Light Fades — Memory Forms
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Very nice meeting @sdw.bsky.social with @heliographe.studio today in Tokyo, nerding about cameras and liquid glass.
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Did you notice AgBr app V1.2 is on your iPhone, iPad & Mac?
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Did you know B&W film captures colour too?
There is a VERY colourful update coming to AgBr this week!
→ Download now on iPhone, iPad & Mac!
AgBr V1.2 — May 31st
AgBr is a black & white film emulator we made as a tool for life — something simple, honest, and built to last. It’s a single app that works seamlessly across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, so you can use it wherever you’re working — on the go or in the studio — without needing separate versions.
A Dream Of Wagashi
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256 layers of Japanese Gradients
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Figma Progressive Layer Blur
Last week we released the first update for black & white emulator AgBr.app, featuring a new film (AL1) + an upgraded noise generation pipeline
Later this month, we'll release 1.2 - with a new emulsion, and some more things we're excited to share with you
Free download, updates every month in 2025!
Thank you!
Preparing an interactive gradients website
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You can play with it
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AgBr.app v1.1 is now live!
This first content update brings a new film emulation: Aiko Lightpan SS 100, an obscure 90's Japanese film meticulously researched by @nuevotokyo.bsky.social
We also improved our grain rendering in this update - expired film stocks particularly benefit from it.
This week it's all about community. So many folks have helped me. Thanks to @insideframelines.bsky.social @passportandpixels.bsky.social and @nuevotokyo.bsky.social + @heliographe.bsky.social for making words and pictures that make me feel more creative every day.
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AgBr V1.1 IS OUT!
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NEW EMULATION: AL1
Inspired by: Aiko Lightpan SS 100 (Expired 1990)
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NEW GRAIN GENERATION & RENDERING
Film stocks are now closer to their original grain structure
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AgBr.app B&W Film Emulator [ iPhone + iPad + Mac ]
The most exciting feature of the Fujifilm Half could be its "film" advance crank, possibly cocking the shutter like the old Epson R-D1 (though it may use a leaf shutter). Even if it's just a gimmick, like the Leica M10-D, it’s thrilling to see this feature return to a digital camera.
COMING WEDNESDAY!
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We're releasing Update 1.1 for AgBr.app on 30th April, featuring a brand-new emulation that instantly has become one of our favourites.
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Get it now for 50% OFF, available for a limited time until then.
We'll be releasing update 1.1 for AgBr.app next week, featuring a brand new emulation researched & developed by @nuevotokyo.bsky.social
I love how it looks, it instantly made it to my top 3 favorites. Excited for everyone to see it soon.
GRAINY UPDATE
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AgBr V1.1 is dropping soon — packed with fresh features
+ Our very first monthly preset is here!
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ALL FOR FREE / No Subscriptions / No Hidden Costs
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We can’t wait for you to try it out!
7,300 times thank you!
AgBr Month #1 Report
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Germany, Danke!
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Cheers!
Behind the Scenes: Analysing Film with AgBr
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Analysing the film is one of the most enjoyable parts. This is what our technical shot setup looks like. The image on the phone allows us to keep track of the shot count and film type, making it easier to index the negatives when scanning the film
Thank you! More is coming every month. while we will keep it as simple and clean as it is now!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Amigo, never say never, but not for now!
