BerryFilm - Korean Style Cam
iPhone / Photo et vidéo
Hi, I’m Berry, a filter creator from South Korea.
Some of you may know me from Instagram as @berryveryloveyou.
Many of the filters I once shared on social media are now gone—
but I wanted to preserve the soft tones I’ve created over the past 5 years.
That’s why I built this space: BerryFilm.
New filters will be added regularly.
Natural skin tone effects and soft light features are also in the works.
Please enjoy the filters I’ve poured my heart into.
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Features
- Soft and subtle Korean-style filters
From airy milk tones to cool, warm, and vintage moods—
you’ll find filters that bring out your natural atmosphere.
- Photos and videos in your favorite tone
Transform your gallery into a soft, aesthetic feed
with gentle color correction and minimalist touch.
- Simple, quiet, and easy to use
Apply filters with one tap, save favorites,
and shoot with a silent shutter—anytime, anywhere.
- New filters every month
Always something new, designed to match the season or your mood.
- Built with feedback from real users
We’re constantly improving the app through your suggestions.
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Recommended For
- Fans of Berry’s Instagram filters
- Anyone looking for soft, natural Korean-style filters
- Users who love subtle selfies without heavy edits
- Those who enjoy discovering new filters each month
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Included Filters
Featuring over 40 carefully designed filters like
milk, iPhone 7, butter, cool, warm, and blossom —
with more coming soon.
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Contact & Sharing
Tag @seesun.app on Instagram to share your photos.
For questions or feedback, feel free to DM or email us.
Email: seesunapp@gmail.com
Instagram: @berryfilm.app
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
New July filters have been added.
- hush (hush blush)
If you love muted colors and a calm aesthetic, this filter is for you.
Pair it with the Grain effect to give your selfies and everyday vlogs an even more aesthetic look.
- mint (digi-mint)
A dreamy mint-toned digital camera filter inspired by the looks often seen on Pinterest.
Even photos taken on rainy or cloudy days can become effortlessly more atmospheric.
