Camera
Pick a camera look and a preset, then shape Wear and Colour on the timeline.
Twelve camera looks on ordinary daylight footage. Open the Camera menu in Resolve to switch.
Six real clips. Before on the left, After on the right. Both play together so you can compare.
Camera look and Character, Wear and Colour, then framing and optional date and REC. Same dials on Mac and Windows.
Pick a camera look and a preset, then shape Wear and Colour on the timeline.
Twelve camera looks on ordinary daylight footage. Open the Camera menu in Resolve to switch.
4:3 or 16:9, Fit or Fill, black matte, rounded corners with size and feather.
Optional date and REC overlays that match what you export.
Each look has its own detail, color, and texture path. These are inspired-by styles, not exact hardware, tape, film, or sensor emulations.

Living-room tape warmth and soft detail.

Compact-cam energy for night and celebration clips.

Travel-diary color with a portable-cam feel.

Early digital sharpness with that mid-2000s cadence.

Cooler, newsier contrast for reportage moments.

Small-gauge warmth for holidays and birthdays.

Documentary grain and restrained color.

Compact still-cam softness and early digital color.

Soft early phone-camera look.

Dim-room webcam noise and limited dynamic range.

Surveillance-adjacent contrast for found-footage beats.

Instant print fade and soft pastel memory tones.
Presets are starting points, not the 12 camera looks. Clean is the default story: timeline frame shape kept, stamps off, cadence on source, Wear and Finish at zero.
Restrained camera color and texture. Wear, grain, static, and lines stay at zero so you can build up.
A lived-in step up from Clean. Familiar age without heavy damage.
More wear and finish for clips that should feel found and imperfect.
Softer memory tones for travel and holiday diary moments.
Night-leaning security-cam mood for darker scenes.
Louder party-tape energy for celebrations and low light.
Beginner-friendly OpenFX for DaVinci Resolve. Pick a camera look, pick a preset, then tweak Character and Wear.
Buy once. Your license email arrives right away with your YRC- license key and the Mac and Windows download links.
Quit DaVinci Resolve. Install the Mac or Windows OpenFX build from your license email, then reopen Resolve. Need help? Follow the Retro Cam install guide.
Find Ypresets Retro Cam under Effects, drag it onto a Color page node, pick a camera look and preset, then Activate with your YRC- key.
A DaVinci Resolve OpenFX plugin that turns modern footage into inspired-by older-camera and home-movie looks. Twelve camera looks, six presets, framing, date and REC stamps, and motion cadence.
No. Retro Cam is a separate product with a separate purchase and separate license keys (YRC-). It does not unlock Color Lab or Step Shutter, and those keys do not unlock Retro Cam. Watermark until activated, same idea as Color Lab.
Yes. Retro Cam works in both DaVinci Resolve (free) and DaVinci Resolve Studio, on Mac and Windows.
Both. Mac and Windows OpenFX installers are available now. The download links arrive in your license email with your key. See the install guide for step-by-step setup.
No. Looks are inspired by older cameras and home-movie styles. We do not claim exact hardware, tape stock, film stock, or sensor emulation.
One-time purchase. Your license arrives by email. Activate in the plugin with your YRC- key. Free updates included. Keys do not unlock Color Lab or Step Shutter.
DaVinci Resolve only, on Mac and Windows. Retro Cam is not available for Final Cut Pro or Premiere Pro.