A dedicated RAW processor and editor built specifically for the Flashback One35 v2 camera.
This app processes Flashback One35 v2 RAW files through a custom color pipeline and film emulation.
Get the latest release for your platform from the Releases page.
| Platform | Download | Status |
|---|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | Flashback-macOS.dmg |
✓ Tested |
| Windows | Flashback-Windows-Setup.exe |
✓ Tested |
| Linux x86_64 | Flashback-Linux.AppImage |
⚠ Untested — feedback welcome |
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Open
Flashback-macOS.dmg -
Drag Flashback One35 into your Applications folder
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On first launch, macOS will block the app because it isn't signed. To open it:
- Double-click the app — macOS will show a warning and refuse to open it
- Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security
- Scroll down — you'll see "Flashback One35 v2 was blocked"
- Click Open Anyway and confirm
You only need to do this once.
- Run
Flashback-Windows-Setup.exe - If SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC" (the app is not yet code-signed):
- Click More info
- Click Run anyway
- Follow the installer — it will create a Start Menu entry and optional desktop shortcut
- Download
Flashback-Linux.AppImage - Make it executable and run:
chmod +x Flashback-Linux.AppImage ./Flashback-Linux.AppImage - If you get a FUSE error, either install it (
sudo apt install libfuse2) or extract and run directly:./Flashback-Linux.AppImage --appimage-extract ./squashfs-root/AppRun
- Custom color pipeline — sensor-specific CCM, white balance, and LUT tuned for the One35 v2
- Film emulation effects — halation, chromatic aberration, softness, and grain
- Batch export — queue and process multiple images to JPEG in one go
- Zen mode — hide controls for a clean full-screen view of your image
- Drag & drop — drop DNG files or folders directly onto the app
- Camera detection — auto-detects the One35 v2 when connected via USB
- Open a folder of DNGs via the folder icon, drag & drop, or connect your camera (right after shooting, before developing inside the official Flashback app)
- Browse images in the thumbnail strip at the bottom
- Adjust Exposure, White Balance, and Tint with the sliders
- Set your export folder and click Process to export JPEGs
- Alternatively export 16-bit tif-intermediates to quickly reprocess later
Preview
Scroll / Left-click— zoomLeft-click + drag— pan (when zoomed in)Double-click— fit to screen (when zoomed in)1 - 4— select "vibe"
Thumbnail strip
← / → arrow keys— navigate imagesRight-click— queue / unqueue images (for batch processing)Shift + Left-click— select (to paste settings)Cmd/Ctrl + click— select individual images (to paste settings)
Adjustments
Double-clickany slider — reset to defaultCmd/Ctrl + C— copy settings from current imageCmd/Ctrl + V— paste settings to selected imagesauto-tint- Keeps an aesthetic appearance by automatically compensating tint
Zen mode
Click the zen mode button to hide all controls and show only the image
⛶ button— Enter Zen modeEscape— exit Zen mode← / → arrow keys— navigate images↑ / ↓ arrow keys— rotate imagesLeft-click + drag up/down— ExposureLeft-click + drag left/right— White BalanceRight-click + drag left/right— Tint
GPL v3 — see LICENSE for details.


