Silverlog Mix vs FilmLog

Silverlog Mix calculates the exact amounts of stock solution and water needed to mix black and white film developer at its published dilutions. HOW IT WORKS Choose one of 12 black and white developers, pick one of its published dilutions, set your target total volume, and instantly see how much stock concentrate and water to measure out. FEATURES • 12 black and white developers, including Rodinal, HC-110, XTOL, D-76, ID-11 and Ilfotec DD-X • Each developer's published dilutions (1+1, 1+4, 1+9, 1+25, 1+31, 1+50, 1+100 and more) • Adjustable target volume • Millilitres or US fluid ounces • Save recipes and load them back with a tap • Works offline — no internet connection needed • Clean, focused interface • Dark mode support • Red safelight display mode for the darkroom USEFUL FOR • Mixing film developers (Rodinal, HC-110, XTOL, D-76, etc.) • Getting one-shot developer dilutions right without mental arithmetic • Avoiding waste by mixing only what you need Part of the Silverlog photography toolkit. No account required. No data collected.

Shooting film means every frame counts. FilmLog helps you make each one count twice: once in the camera, and once in your records. A simple shot log and roll tracker for analog photographers. Plan your next session Most film apps only look back. FilmLog looks ahead. Plan your shots, set up your rolls, and head out knowing exactly which film is loaded in which camera and what you’re after. Log every exposure in seconds Aperture, shutter speed, ISO, lens and notes for every frame, without breaking your rhythm. When your negatives or scans come back, you’ll know exactly what worked and why. Track every roll, from loading to development Loaded, shot, waiting for the lab, developed. Follow each roll through its whole life and keep your film photography archive organized and searchable by roll, camera and film stock. Built-in light meter Meter your scene right from your iPhone. No second device, no guessing your exposure. Made by a film shooter, for film shooters 35mm, 120 medium format or half-frame. One analog camera or ten. FilmLog was built by a film photographer who wanted this app to exist. No account, no clutter. Just you, your cameras and your film. Load a roll. Plan your shots. Never lose an exposure again.