Develop it, if you dare.

Halloween was made for a cheap camera's flash: costumes lit up against the dark, face paint at its brightest, pumpkins glowing on the step. DisCam brings that look to your phone, with the date in the corner and, on a Disposable roll, nothing to see until you develop it.

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Four friends dressed as a vampire, a witch, a skeleton and a ghost at a Halloween party, cobwebs and pumpkins behind them. Developed on Flash ’99.

Carved pumpkins glowing on the front steps of a brick house at dusk, autumn leaves on the steps. Developed on Dusk.

Three children dressed as a dinosaur, a witch and a pumpkin holding sweet buckets on a doorstep, a parent behind them. Developed on Warm 35.

Hard flash for the costumes

Turn the flash on and get close. Flash ’99 gives you the bright faces and dark backgrounds of a party photo from a cheap camera, which is exactly how Halloween should look.

Four friends dressed as a vampire, a witch, a skeleton and a ghost at a Halloween party, cobwebs and pumpkins behind them. Developed on Noir. — Four friends dressed as a vampire, a witch, a skeleton and a ghost at a Halloween party, cobwebs and pumpkins behind them. The same photo developed on 4 films.

Black and white for the spooky ones

Noir goes for deep blacks and bright whites, and Mono 400 is a textured, grainy black and white. Both suit masks, candlelit pumpkins and anything you'd like to look a little sinister.

Light leaks, on purpose

Turn on Light leak in the camera's options and every photo gets its own orange glow, bleeding in from an edge like light getting into an old camera.

Keep the roll a mystery

Shoot the night on a Disposable roll and nothing shows until you develop it. Do it the next day with everyone who was there, and find out what you actually caught on camera.

Trick or treat

Out with the kids? Get down to their height, let the costumes fill the frame, and switch to the front camera for a family selfie on the doorstep. The date stamp will tell you which year was the dinosaur.

Halloween photo ideas

The pumpkins on the doorstep at dusk, before and after you light them.
A close-up of every costume, with the flash on.
The whole group in costume, shot from slightly above.
A caption on a full-frame print saying who everyone came as.
The morning after: melted candles and sweet wrappers.

Questions

Which film is best for Halloween?: Flash ’99 with the flash on for costumes and parties, and Noir or Mono 400 for black and white. The free rolls come with Original or Warm 35, and DisCam Pro unlocks all ten films.
Can I add light leaks?: Yes. Turn on Light leak in the camera's options, where you'll also find the Intensity and Grain sliders.
Does DisCam have a flash?: Yes: off, on or auto, using your phone's flash.
Can I write on the photos?: Yes. Write up to two lines on the bottom margin of any full-frame print, in one of five fonts and any colour.

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