Instante

How each filter looks

The same moments through the camera's five filters, plus no filter at all. Daylight on top, night below, because each filter behaves differently depending on the light.

Warm Kodak

The default, and the best one for weddings: golden skin and warm highlights, like film. If in doubt, pick this one.

Faded Polaroid

Faded and soft, like an old instant photo. Great in daylight and outdoor parties; at night it can look a bit washed out.

Cold night

Blue shadows and warm highlights, the cinema look. Best for night parties with colored lights; in daylight it can look dull.

Black and white

Black and white with grain. It rescues photos shot in tricky light and makes everything feel timeless, but you lose the colors of the decor.

Super 8

The strongest one: heavy grain and dark edges, like old footage. Great for night parties, too much for a daytime ceremony.

No filter

Photos exactly as they come out. Pick this if you would rather edit them yourself later.