Steve Yedlin, the cinematographer behind “Knives Out,” has released an iPhone camera app called Chromagraph. The app costs $13 and applies the same color math Yedlin uses on film productions.
Yedlin is known in Hollywood for his deep technical work on color science. His methods aim to produce images with natural tones and consistent color across different cameras and displays.
Chromagraph brings that approach to iPhone photography. The app processes photos using Yedlin’s color pipeline rather than standard smartphone processing.
The app gained attention online after Yedlin discussed it publicly. Interest grew among photographers and filmmakers curious about his color techniques.
Color science shapes how an image looks before any manual editing begins. Yedlin’s pipeline focuses on accurate color response and smooth tonal transitions.
Most iPhone photos rely on Apple’s built-in processing, which boosts contrast and saturation. Chromagraph offers an alternative for users who prefer a more neutral starting point.
The app is available now for $13. It targets enthusiasts and professionals seeking greater control over color in mobile photos.
