Kapi Cam - CCD & Y2K icon
Current Version

Kapi Cam - CCD & Y2K 1.0.2

Released Oct 7, 2026 · 101.4 MB · Android 10.0+

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Version Information

Version
1.0.2
Release date
Oct 7, 2026
Size
101.4 MB
Android
10.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.cam.y2k.ccd.vintage.lut.video.photo
Developer
Braly Danang

About Kapi Cam - CCD & Y2K

Kapi Cam - CCD & Y2K is a photography app from developer Braly Danang that draws its character from early digital camera hardware and the snapshot style of the early 2000s. It is aimed at people who want a throwback capture experience rather than a clinical, fully modern photo pipeline. A CCD and Y2K shooting style The app's title makes its creative direction clear: it chases the rendering associated with CCD-era compact cameras and the Y2K visual period. The result the name promises is frames with a soft, slightly raw, nostalgic quality, as if they came straight from a pocket camera of that time. Rather than spreading itself across many unrelated tools, the app keeps its attention on that one look, which makes it easy to understand what to expect when you open it. Where it sits in photography The listing places the app in the photography category, and its focus matches that grouping. The emphasis is on the act of capturing images with a defined visual identity, rather than on library management or a broad post-production workflow. For anyone collecting camera apps that each deliver a specific flavour of image, this one occupies a narrow, clearly signalled niche based on its CCD and Y2K naming. Device requirements The build requires Android 10.0 or newer. If your device already runs that version or a later one, installation should be straightforward; older handsets will not be able to run it. The listing does not publish a content rating, so families evaluating the app will need to judge that aspect for themselves. Size and current release The current release is 1.0.2, dated 2026-10-07, and the package takes up 101.4 MB of storage. Leave yourself some headroom beyond that figure for the install itself, since photography apps typically need working space for cached frames and saved output.