Frames is a powerful note-taking and metadata management app designed for analog film photographers. Unlike digital cameras, film doesn’t store EXIF data — so Frames helps you manually log every detail of your shots while you shoot: camera, lens, film stock, aperture, shutter speed, exposure compensation, flash settings, time, date, geolocation, and even a reference image.
The app makes it easy to keep your photography organized, with folder management, search tools, and a map view to explore your work visually. Once your film is developed and scanned, Frames lets you export your metadata and reintegrate it into your photos — turning your analog process into a structured, searchable archive.
Frames is available on iOS and macOS, and is designed with simplicity, speed, and precision in mind. Whether you're shooting for art, documentation, or nostalgia, Frames gives film photographers a digital companion that respects the craft.
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3Creator of Frames — a note-taking and metadata app for analog photographers. Built for film lovers to log settings, attach images, and sync data to scans. Available on iOS and macOS.
I built Frames to solve a real problem I faced as a film photographer — remembering the settings behind each shot. What started as a personal tool grew into something others found useful too. Frames is my way of giving analog photography the metadata it deserves, without sacrificing the joy of shooting film.
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Looks like a genuinely useful product for the right person. It gave me an idea of my own actually. Good luck.
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as someone who is into photography this is very intriguing