Mobile Darkroom · Manual
Manual
Every tool, every control, every detail: the manual explains Mobile Darkroom completely — what each control does, how RAW and JPEG material differ, and when which move pays off.
Overview
Tools, layers, and the histogram — here's how to find your way around the editor.
Import
Three ways to open an image: your photo library, Files, or the built-in sample.
Light
Six controls for the entire tonal range — from the black point to exposure.
Color
Four controls for overall color — from white balance to saturation.
Selective
Eight color bands, three parameters — hue, saturation, and brightness, each on its own color.
Curve
Five points, one curve — shape tonal values right over the histogram.
Crop
Cropping, straightening, and correcting converging lines — all in one tool.
Masks
Four mask types for targeted edits — paintbrush, radial, linear, and automatic.
Depth
Set depth of field after the fact — based on a recorded or estimated depth map.
Lens
Six simulated lens characters — from modest coating to swirly bokeh.
Filter
Full, graduated and creative filters, stackable as reversible layers.
Details
Emphasize fine detail, reduce noise, or add deliberate blur.
Repair
Remove blemishes — smartly with a fingertip, or manually with a chosen source.
Reflections
Reduce reflections in photos taken through glass.
AI Removal
Paint over distractions and fill the background on your device.
Film Stock
Choose color or black-and-white film, a lens filter and an output character.
History & Compare
Undo, redo, and the before/after comparison — toolbar functions, not a tool-rail entry.
Export
One format, one quality level, two ways to get the finished image out.
Sample Image
A real RAW image to practice on, right in the editor — no photo of your own required.