komorebi.documentation

Official documentation

Take photos with intention and understand what each feature requires.

Komorebi brings together camera controls, signature colors and local organization. Browse topics to find instructions, new features and device limitations.

Reviewed on October 16, 2026

Quick paths

Start taking photos

Permissions, your first shot, lenses and essential controls.

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Understand colors and effects

LUTs, grain, halation and original copies.

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Explore capture modes

Light Trails, Motion Blur and Double Exposure on iOS.

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Check compatibility

Feature availability and device requirements.

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All pages

Getting startedStart here

Permissions, your first shot and initial setup.

Camera and captureTaking photos

Interface, lenses, controls and capture modes.

Manual controlsTaking photos

Learn to balance light, movement, noise, focus and color before taking a photo.

File formatsTaking photos

Choose HEIF, JPEG, DNG or a RAW + processed photo pair and understand what gets saved.

HEIF+Taking photos

Develop a DNG locally, adjust processing and track pending jobs.

Image StackingTaking photos

Combine captures with Light Trails, Motion Blur and Double Exposure and learn when to use each mode.

Focus BracketingTaking photos

Capture multiple focus planes and combine details from a static scene.

Colors and effectsColors and effects

LUTs, .cube files, grain, halation and a copy without effects.

Gallery and projectsOrganization

Albums, EXIF, rating, sharing and batch deletion.

Depth in the galleryOrganization

Local depth on iOS, original or copy, Portrait in Photos and recovery.

Metadata and authorshipOrganization

Record authorship, rate photos and understand GPS, EXIF, IPTC and XMP.

SettingsReference

Reference for preferences stored on your device.

CompatibilityReference

Public platform support matrix.

Availability: features may vary by device, lens, platform and permissions. Check the compatibility matrix before relying on an advanced mode.