Analog Budapest

By ordinaryfactory

Analog Budapest★3.2 (11)

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Analog Budapest

Byordinaryfactory

For mobile photography enthusiasts looking for specific city-themed aesthetic filters for their photos and videos.

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What is Analog Budapest?

Analog Budapest is a photo and video editing application that serves as the sixth installment in the Analog Film City Series. It provides users with a curated set of location-inspired filters designed to replicate the aesthetic of Budapest in their media. The app is marketed as a continuation of the developer's successful Analog Paris series.

Current Momentum

v1.0 · 2mo ago

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Last updated 77d ago. 5 versions tracked.

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What makes this app unique?

What Does It Look Like?

How Is The App's Momentum Right Now?

What Are The Key Features?

Budapest-themed FiltersStandard

Includes a specialized set of photo filters designed to mimic the visual style of Budapest.

Photo & Video EditingStandard

Provides tools for applying filters to both still images and video content.

How much does it cost?

Paid

Who Built It?

ordinaryfactory

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Providing regional aesthetic filters for mobile photography enthusiasts. Delivering city-themed visual styles for photo and video editing.

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Paid 10

Photo & Video100%

Who is ordinaryfactory?

Ordinaryfactory operates a legacy portfolio of niche photo-editing tools that rely on a 'city-series' branding strategy. The publisher is currently in a state of technical stagnation, with the majority of their catalog abandoned and failing to receive updates to maintain compatibility with modern mobile OS requirements. Their reliance on a paid-only model for simple filter packs leaves them vulnerable to free, feature-rich alternatives that offer broader editing suites.