Film Camera & Darkroom
Tenra
Load a roll, shoot 36 frames,
wait for the develop.
A real film experience, in your pocket.
Film Camera & Darkroom
Load a roll, shoot 36 frames,
wait for the develop.
A real film experience, in your pocket.
In an age of shoot-and-delete, Tenra gives photography its waiting back. Every roll has 36 frames, a locked film stock and aspect ratio — after the shutter clicks, you won't see the photo until the roll is developed.
STEP 01
Pick a film stock and an aspect ratio. Once loaded, the roll is locked in — just like real film.
STEP 02
36 frames make every shutter count. Botched frames don't come back — film doesn't do retakes.
STEP 03
Develop instantly, in an hour, or overnight. While you wait, the photos take shape in the darkroom.
STEP 04
The whole roll is revealed at once. Halation, grain, the occasional light leak — every roll is a small surprise.
Color tuned with reference to real film photographs, combined with halation and grain to give each stock its own character. Stocks marked PRO require Tenra Pro for development.
Warm golden nostalgia — everyday sunshine
Classic black & white with bold grain
Clean and airy, a fresh green tint for daily life
Soft skin tones, gentle contrast — made for portraits
Vivid saturation — colors made for landscapes
Tungsten nights — neon and streetlights bloom red
Cinema's black and white. Deep silver blacks — every frame a film still.
The workhorse. Airy, understated greens — everyday life, rendered just right.
Natural skin tones and luminous color, with fine slide-film detail
Decide after shooting. Choose standard development or cross-processing when sending your E100 roll to the darkroom. Both options require Tenra Pro.
Natural skin tones, luminous color, and fine slide-film detail. For a roll that keeps the light and color of the scene.
Purple shadows, teal skies, and yellow-green highlights — skin tones shift too. The strength of the color shift varies with the photo, giving the same stock a different character.
Samples and import previews show the standard look. Your choice applies to the whole roll and locks when development starts, including retries after a failed development.
From taking the shot to finding an old favorite, a few more ways to enjoy your roll.
Flip the no-advance lever after a shot to expose the same frame again without using another frame. Flip it again for each extra exposure, and use the ghost overlay to help compose.
Choose a border style when loading film to bring sprocket holes and film edges into the finished image. The aspect ratio and border settings stay with the whole roll.
Find rolls by title, film name, or the cross-process label. More rolls to enjoy, less searching through them one by one.
In the camera, release either volume button to take one shot, including multiple exposures. Holding a button will not shoot a burst. Supported on Android and iOS 17.2 or later; older iOS versions keep the on-screen shutter.
Read the guide and frequently asked questionsFree to download, three film stocks included. Available on iOS and Android.