Software & Apps Archives

20 May, 2025

Introducing Frames – A New App to Log and Sync Film Photography Metadata

By Vincent

Three years ago, I introduced Datafilm to the 35mmc community—a minimalist iOS app aimed at helping film photographers log exposure settings and shooting notes. The response was...

15 May, 2025

Hipstamatic – Work on your Square compositions with the Coolest iPhone Photo Camera

By Ibraar Hussain

Hipstamatic brings all the joy, quirk, and randomness of analog film photography to your iPhone. Now, bring your friends along and share photos like it’s 2009. The most authenti...

Digital Film Photography with Raw Photo Processor 64 - Featured image

31 March, 2025

Raw Photo Processor 64 – Digital Film Photography

By Cristian Ionescu

Raw Photo Processor 64 is A Mac only application that can be used on all OSX 10.4 or newer. It is a software written by Andrey Tverdokhleb, a computer scientist and a photograph...

Mobile device with an app open next to film developers

12 February, 2025

How to save money and get better results in your home lab with Chem Log

By Dmitri Tcherbadji

Film chemicals exhaust and expire. Reusable developers lose potency with each roll; bleach and fixers have a limited life. Though freshly mixed stuff will produce the best image...

28 December, 2023

Review of the Crown + Flint Mobile App for Film Photographers: Simple, Intuitive, and Helpful

By Molly Kate

Crown + Flint is a new iOS and Android mobile app for film photographers created by Silicon Valley veteran, Don Goodman-Wilson. It’s a complete workflow app that helps analogue ...

16 August, 2023

Crown + Flint: The digital companion for analog photography

By Don Goodman-Wilson

So, I made an app. I made it because I needed it. And I’m hoping you’ll find it helpful too. (Spoiler: it runs on both iPhone and Android! Don’t be put off by the iP...

26 July, 2023

Free Photo Editing Apps – A Comparison and some Personal Experiences

By Paul Sauve

Before the new cell phones, I had several 35mm film cameras, digital point & shoot cameras and eventually splurged for a DSLR. The two P&S models were a Panasonic DMC-LS...

17 April, 2023

darktable Mini-Review – A Quick look at my Favorite Software

By Steven G

darktable is open source image workflow software. Open source means it’s free, both in terms of cost (in this case and many others, but not all), and in terms of what you ...

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Scott Ferguson on A Journey into Darkness and Light, B&W Film Stocks, Part 2
Hey Gary, I will hit Fomapan 400 and 200 in part 3. Being honest, 400 was a bit of a…
Scott Ferguson on A Journey into Darkness and Light, B&W Film Stocks, Part 2
Hey Jeffery, I'd love to shoot a film in b&w, but it's not easy in the current distribution system. Some…
Scott Ferguson on A Journey into Darkness and Light, B&W Film Stocks, Part 2
I loved Kentmere 400 and thought 100 was totally solid. I'll see if I can grab some 200, maybe in…

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