Frames
Frames helps film photographers log and organize their rolls
Notes & knowledge managementAbout the startup
Frames: The Ultimate Companion for Analog Film Photographers Frames is a meticulously crafted note-taking and metadata app designed specifically for analog film photographers.Bridging the gap between the tactile world of film and the convenience of digital organization, Frames empowers photographers to document every detail of their shooting process, ensuring that no information is lost from shutter click to final scan. Key Features: Comprehensive Metadata Logging: Record essential shooting details such as frame number, aperture, shutter speed, focal length, exposure compensation, flash settings, camera, lens, film stock, date, time, and geolocation. Reference Image Attachment: Attach digital reference images to each frame, providing visual context and aiding in the identification and organization of your shots. Organized Film Library: Utilize folders and search tools to keep your film rolls systematically organized, making it easy to locate specific shots or sessions. Interactive Map View: Visualize your geotagged shots on an interactive map, allowing you to retrace your photographic journeys and discover patterns in your shooting locations. Export & Sync: Export your metadata as JSON (.frames) files, facilitating seamless integration with your scanned images. Sync your data across iOS and macOS devices, ensuring accessibility and continuity in your workflow. Optimized User Experience: Frames offers adaptive controls tailored to your gear's characteristics, smart autofill for frequently used settings, and includes a pre-loaded selection of over 200 film stocks. The app adheres to Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, providing a smooth and intuitive experience, even on older iPhone models. Use Cases: Learning & Improvement: By meticulously recording shooting settings, photographers can analyze their work to understand what techniques yield the best results, facilitating continuous learning and improvement. Project Documentation: Frames serves as a valuable tool for documenting long-term projects, ensuring that every detail is recorded and easily accessible for future reference. Archiving & Sharing: With the ability to export and sync metadata, Frames simplifies the process of archiving your work and sharing it with clients, collaborators, or on social media platforms. Availability: Frames is available for free on iOS and macOS, offering a dedicated solution for film photographers seeking to enhance their workflow and preserve the rich details of their analog photography.
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