GLIT is a vintage camera and photo editor with real analog filters, 35mm film tones, warm light leaks, soft lens blur, and authentic film grain. Recreate the mood of 90s and Y2K photography with textured, emotional, and beautifully imperfect edits.

Inspired by disposable cams, instant cameras, and creative imperfections, GLIT brings back the raw magic of analog photography in a fast, private mobile app. All without AI or cloud processing to respect your privacy.

🎞️ Key features:
• Vintage Film Camera: Shoot directly in GLIT with a built-in analog cam. Capture with real film aesthetics from the moment you press the shutter.
• Auto-Develop: Let GLIT develop your shot automatically with random analog surprises or fixed camera profiles, then fine-tune to your taste.
• Analog Film Filters: Inspired by vintage 35mm stocks, expired film rolls, and nostalgic color palettes like pastel haze, dusty sunsets, and neon nights.
• Light Leaks & Lens Flares: Random glow and streaks you only get from cheap plastic cameras and film accidents.
• Chromatic Aberration & Vintage Lens: Soft corners, color fringing, and that dreamy distortion only an old camera could create.
• Motion Blur & Camera Shake: Pan, spin, or zoom to mimic the dynamic feel of real handheld shots.
• Diffusion Filters: Add hazy glow, sheer-fabric softness, and cinematic mist for dreamy, emotional photos.
• Film Halation: Nostalgic reddish bloom straight out of the analog days.
• Colored Vignette: Deep, moody tints on the edges, like retro lighting gels.
• Film Grain: Not just an overlay but natural film grain that looks and feels analog.
• Film Dust: Soft vintage dust for an authentic film look.
• Film Date: Classic timestamp overlays straight from old Y2K point-and-shoot cameras.

✨ Why GLIT?
• From shooting to editing, a complete analog experience in one app.
• Real photo filters that mimic analog behavior.
• Not your typical photo editor, celebrate the imperfections in your photos.
• No AI, all your photos are processed locally to respect your privacy.

GLIT is a love letter to the analog era, a little rebellion against pixel-perfect photos. It's for artists who miss the mess, the unexpected beauty.
Tag your edits with #TheGlitLook and remind the Internet that perfection is boring.