THE TAKE-HOME INSTRUCTIONS
From the counter
to your camera.
Your color filter file brings your chosen look to your camera. Keep a copy on your computer so you can use it again anytime.
Camp Snap 103B
Confirm your camera has firmware supporting custom filters. See Camp Snap’s official support page for firmware guidance.
Camp Snap V105 & 103B
- Connect your camera to your computer.
- Copy custom.flt into the camera’s main folder, outside DCIM. Keep only one .flt file there.
- Safely eject and disconnect. Switch the camera on. “CUS” indicates the custom filter loaded.
Camp Snap 2
Select the slot in the creator before downloading. The filename must match exactly.
| Slot | Filename |
|---|---|
| Standard | s.flt |
| Vintage 1 | v1.flt |
| Vintage 2 | v2.flt |
| Vintage 3 | v3.flt |
| Black & white | bw.flt |
| Analog | A.flt |
- Copy the file to the main camera folder, outside DCIM.
- Remove download suffixes such as “(1)” from the filename.
- Safely eject and disconnect. Turn the camera on, off, then on again.
- Select the replaced slot. To restore a built-in look, remove its custom .flt file.
Why does the camera look different?
The creator simulates a color transformation on your photograph. Camera exposure, white balance, and processing affect actual results. Imported 3D LUTs may contain effects that cannot be represented exactly by camera curves and a color matrix.
Each filter shapes your photos through color and tone, from subtle shifts to bold transformations. Download files are available for Camp Snap 103B, V105, and Camp Snap 2.
Official installation reference · checked September 15, 2026.