Frames is an iOS and macOS app created for film photographers who want to keep their workflow organized and accessible. It allows users to log cameras, lenses, film stocks, and shooting conditions for each roll. By keeping every detail in one place, photographers can revisit past projects and track the development of their craft over time. Frames supports both casual shooters and dedicated professionals, providing tools that adapt to the scale of any collection.
The app also allows users to attach notes and annotations to each roll, making it easier to remember creative choices or technical settings. When scans are returned, Frames can reintegrate these notes as metadata, ensuring that digital files carry the same information as the original analogue work. This feature helps photographers maintain a clear connection between their physical and digital archives, reducing the need for separate notebooks or scattered records.
Frames emphasizes simplicity and ease of use, with an intuitive interface that avoids clutter while providing all necessary functionality. It is designed to fit naturally into the workflow of a film photographer, allowing users to focus on shooting rather than managing software. The app also includes search and filtering tools, helping photographers quickly find specific rolls, camera setups, or film stocks when needed.
Privacy and control are central to Frames. All data stays on the user’s devices unless they choose to share it. This approach ensures that photographers maintain ownership of their work and personal notes. By combining thoughtful design, practical tools, and a respect for user privacy, Frames provides a reliable companion that helps photographers preserve their creative process, stay organized, and enjoy the full experience of analogue photography.
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As an amateur film photographer im always losing track of which rolls are loaded. Keeping everything in one app and adding notes could make life easier. I'll have to give it a spin.