From Christmas morning to the countdown.

The festive weeks fill your phone with photos: the tree, the table, the walk, the party, the countdown. DisCam puts them on a roll of film instead, with warm colour, the date in the corner and a stack you'll want to open again next December.

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Three generations of a family in paper crowns pulling Christmas crackers over a roast dinner, a Christmas tree behind them. Developed on Warm 35.

A dad and two young children in pyjamas laughing as they unwrap presents by the Christmas tree. Developed on Soft.

Five friends cheering with sparklers on a rooftop on New Year's Eve, fireworks bursting over the city. Developed on Flash ’99.

A roll for the season

Load a 36-shot roll at the start of December and name it after the year. With a set number of shots, you save them for the moments that matter, from the tree going up to the last minute of the year.

Films for fairy lights and candles

Christmas light comes from lamps, candles and fairy lights. A few films that suit it:

Warm 35 in a cream frame for the table and the crackers.
Golden for a frosty walk in low winter sun.
Noir for quiet moments by the fire.
Flash ’99 for the party and the dance floor on New Year's Eve.

Three generations of a family in paper crowns pulling Christmas crackers over a roast dinner, a Christmas tree behind them. Developed on Golden. — Three generations of a family in paper crowns pulling Christmas crackers over a roast dinner, a Christmas tree behind them. The same photo developed on 4 films.

Christmas morning, developed later

Load a Disposable roll and nothing shows until you develop it, so the wrapping paper, the pyjamas and the faces stay a surprise until Boxing Day.

New Year's Eve

Turn on the time in the date stamp and the countdown is on the print: the last shot of one year and the first of the next, minutes apart. Turn the flash on for the party, and switch to the front camera for the group selfie at midnight.

Old family photos, on the same film

With DisCam Pro, import photos from your library, including scans of old family prints, and develop them on the same film as this year's roll.

Send it to the family

Share up to 12 prints as one collage in the family chat, or send a few to the relatives who couldn't make it. Save the best ones to your phone if you'd like to print them for the fridge.

Keep each December in its own stack. Next year, open last year's before you start: the same table, a year on.

Questions

Can I put the time on photos for New Year's Eve?: Yes. The date stamp can show the time as well as the date, in the corner of every print.
Can family without the app see the photos?: Yes. Share prints by message, email or AirDrop, or as one collage of up to 12. They arrive as ordinary photos, so anyone can open them.
Can I make old family photos look like film?: Yes. With DisCam Pro, import photos from your library and develop them on any of the ten films.
Does it work at a relative's house with no signal?: Yes. DisCam works offline. It only goes online to check or buy DisCam Pro, and it never uploads your photos.

Get DisCam

Load a roll for Christmas.

Start with two free rolls of 5 shots each, one instant and one disposable. DisCam Pro unlocks unlimited rolls, stacks and photos. No account and no ads.