FilmLog - Shot & Roll Tracker

FilmLog - Shot & Roll Tracker

Analog film logbook & meter

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Released
July 15, 2026
Updated
October 30, 2026

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Shooting film means every frame counts. FilmLog helps you make each one count twice — once in the camera, and once in your records. PLAN BEFORE YOU SHOOT Most film apps only look backward. FilmLog is built around your next session: plan your shots, set up your rolls, and walk out the door knowing exactly what you're shooting. LOG EVERY FRAME Record aperture, shutter speed, ISO, lens and notes for every exposure — in seconds, without breaking the flow of shooting. When your negatives come back, you'll know exactly what you did right. FROM LOADING TO DEVELOPMENT Track every roll through its full life: loaded, shot, waiting, developed. Your entire archive stays organized and searchable — every roll, every camera, every stock. BUILT-IN LIGHT METER Meter your scene straight from the app. No second device, no guesswork. MADE FOR FILM SHOOTERS Whether you shoot 35mm, medium format or half-frame — one camera or ten — FilmLog was built by a film photographer who wanted exactly this app to exist. No accounts, no clutter. Just you, your cameras, and your film. Load a roll. Plan your shots. Never lose an exposure again.
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What's New in FilmLog

1.1.1

October 30, 2026

Expanded film database: browse 115+ new film stocks across color, black & white, slide, and instant film, from Kodak and Fujifilm to Ilford, Lomography, Cinestill, and many more. 1/3-stop shutter speeds: the built-in light meter and frame logging now support precise 1/3-stop increments (1/80, 1/100, 1/160…), not just full stops. Bug fixes: frame location and lighting conditions now save correctly, and exported scans carry accurate shutter speed in their EXIF data. Thanks for shooting film!

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