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Silver
Stills standalone app / Photos extension version.
Film emulation and image effects for iOS & Mac.
Siverscreen
Video standalone app version.
Film emulation and video effects for Mac.
Quicksilver
Live standalone app version.
VJ performances and complex live effects for Mac.
Silver system requirements
Any Apple Silicon Mac, Mac OS 15 Sequoia or later
iPhone 12 or newer, iOS 18 or later
Silver Known issues
- Legacy modules still present in build
New features coming in the next updates
- General bugfixes
- Missing box art for White Label film stock
- Missing box art for Optics stock
0.1.2 (MacOS beta 12) 1.9.
- Reworked grain
- Added ISO 50 and 6400
- Added more film modes
- Color Negative
- Color Reversal
- Black and White 3 layer
- Black and White 1 layer
0.1.2 (MacOS beta 11, iOS beta 12) 16.8.
- Machine Learning Nodes
- Depth
- Person
- Subject
- Normals
- Segmentation
- and more
- Performance improvements
- Improved halation
- Global parameters (stash) for piping data between modules
- Film damage effects
- Dust
- Hairs
- Time nodes
- Frame index
- Timecode
- Clip progression
0.1.2 (MacOS beta 11, iOS beta 8) 16.8.
- Optics and Chemistry stock separation
- Performance improvements
- Improved blurs
- Added more nodes
- iOS UI and workflow update to allow more control over image
0.1.2 (8) 12.8.
- Advanced optical effects (improved blurs, distorts, light leaks)
- Started migration to primarily node based modules
- Advanced, incredibly powerful, node based MSL (Metal Shading Language) editor for creating custom chemistry and optics modules for power users
- Render optimisations
0.1.2 (5) 4.8.
- Improved grain in preview renders
- Modular chemistry stack
- Much improved real film solver and rendering accuracy
- Refreshed film stock to support modular chemistry and new film solve
- White Label film stock film can artwork
0.1.2 (5) 3.8.
- Improved halation rendering
- Fixed image low resolution output on iOS devices
- New live preview grain and grade mode giving near realtime feedback on Mac and quite snappy on the iOS
- All film stock tweaked
- New, non-tiling grain rendering
- New UI for iOS
- Loupe for iOS
0.1.2
- iOS photos extension
- iOS standalone app
- Multi-threading
- Macbeth chart support for film scan to silverstock conversion
- Improved film chemistry & reworked chemistry UI
- New list of built-in film stocks (based on real film stock)
- Considerably faster preview render on both iOS and Mac OS
- App loads with default film stock selected for quick start
- iOS interface overhaul
0.1.1
- 2X upscale on export
- Image sharpening
- Fixed HDR rendering
0.1.2 (MacOS beta 3) 1.9.
- First beta version of Silverscreen
- Video playback
- Parameter animation support
0.1.2 (MacOS beta 2) 1.9.
- First beta version of Quicksilver
- Video playback
- Node-based module workspace
- MIDI support
- Audio reactions
- Clip browser
- Camera input
- Airplay support
- Improved performance
- Removed grain rendering
- Removed film stock emulation and stock and lens picker
- BPM sequencers
Silverscreen
Silver for video – a separate application.
- A version of Silver is in the works that also supports video
- In addition to all features of the stills version, Silverscreen has tools for key-framing
- Perform Digital Film-Out for your footage
Quicksilver
Silver for live performances – a separate application.
- A version of Silver that supports video editing and effecting in a live performance setting
- Wraps the Silver node-based effect modules in a easy to use live oriented workflow
- Supports external MIDI controllers.
- Supports live video feeds
- Supports audio reactive controls
