
"Create the Ultimate 'Emo' Movies and Photos with the Dazz Camera App: Perfect for DIY Films and Photo Editing!"
2020.06.24 published
Currently Trending Retro-style Editing App*
The app【Dazz Camera】 is gaining attention on Instagram and TikTok with the phrase "If you take (edit) it with Dazz, everything becomes emotional."
I decided to give it a try just to see what it’s like…
And it’s truly amazing. The quality is unbelievable for a free app. I thought this would be very useful for wedding profile movies and photos to display in the welcome space! So, let me introduce what kind of app it is*

<How to use Dazz Camera>
When you launch the Dazz Camera and press the camera icon in the bottom right, you can choose your favorite camera and lens.
✅Video: 7 types (some are paid)
✅Photo: 14 types (some are paid)

You can take a photo directly, or use the first button on the left to apply filters to photos from your camera roll*

For a test, I edited this image.
Top: D Classic
Bottom: CT2F
It’s been styled to have a nostalgic film-like processing, truly reflecting the current trend of "emotional" edits♡
I kind of understood what "emotional processing" was, but adjusting it myself was tricky. However, with Dazz, I feel like I can instantly achieve that emotional edit (and I can also adjust the colors in various ways), so I feel like I've unlocked the door to an "emotional world"...!

What settings are everyone using?
Dazz has so many interesting camera options, so I encourage you to try them all out and find your favorite...
Here are some popular posts that became trends on TikTok for reference♡
If you press the second button from the left and take two photos, you’ll get a "double exposure effect," and the photos will automatically layer on top of each other*
Here’s a photo taken using the "D Half" camera. It’s stylish to take the same angle photos, or you can move a bit for a stop-motion effect*
A slideshow of photos taken with inst C and CT2F*
A movie shot from a train using a fisheye lens*
The settings used were video "V classic", and the lens was the third from the left, "+Fisheye W", and the FPS on the far right was set to "18" for filming♩
Personally, I recommend the "kino" camera for video as it can instantly create stop-motion effects, making it interesting. It seems great for the very first video in opening movies as well♡
(It’s a paid camera, but you can try it for free, so give it a shot♩)
