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Work · October 21, 2025

Frames

Film photography app for analog notes & metadata

Frames launched on October 21, 2025 with 5 votes.

What it does

Frames is a film photography companion for iOS and macOS. Log your rolls, record exposure details, and sync metadata back into your scans. Built for photographers who care about process, organization, and keeping film alive in the digital age.

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