FrameScout

FrameScout

Camera & lens viewfinder

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Released
November 5, 2026
Updated
November 10, 2026

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FrameScout shows you the exact field of view of a camera and lens, live on your iPhone, so you can scout a shot without hauling along your camera kit. Choose a camera and a lens, and a red frame appears over the live picture showing what that combination will capture. Move the focal length on a zoom and the frame follows. Walk the location, find the position, and know which lens you need before you get there. BUILT FOR - Location scouting and interview locations - Landscape, concert, wedding and event photographers - Storyboards and pre-visualization - Checking lens choices before you rent or buy WHAT YOU GET - A large built-in database: 121 camera bodies and 477 lenses from cinema and hybrid makers, including Sony, Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, ARRI, RED, Blackmagic, Sigma, Zeiss, Cooke and Laowa - Recording modes and crops for each camera - Anamorphic squeeze, so the frame shows the right shape and angle - Add your own cameras and lenses - A focal length slider for zoom lenses, and quick arrows to step through your favourite lenses - Matte and grid guides drawn over the live view - Save stills with an information strip showing the camera, lens, focal length, field of view, white balance and your note, also written into the photo's metadata PRIVATE FrameScout has no accounts, no ads and no tracking. Everything stays on your phone, and it works without an internet connection. FrameScout shows a geometric preview for an ideal, distortion-free lens. Real lenses add distortion and focus breathing, and a very wide view can fall outside what the iPhone's cameras can show.
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What's New in FrameScout

1.2

November 10, 2026

Version 1.2 • New Help item in the gear screen, linking to the FrameScout website. • New Contact Support button. It opens an email with your selected camera and lens, your iPhone model and iOS version already filled in, so problems and gear corrections are easy to report. • New About section showing the app version and build, website, privacy policy and a link to rate FrameScout.

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