Roll Keeper vs 胶片边框

Roll Keeper is a focused archive tool for film photographers who scan their negatives and want every roll to stay organized after it lands in Apple Photos. Scan your library for roll-like batches, review contact sheets, then save each roll with film stock, camera, lens, approximate shooting dates, locations, notes, and selected frames. Manual roll creation is available when your lab filenames are messy or when you want to build an archive by hand. You can also sync selected roll dates and locations back to Photos metadata when you choose, keeping your archive and EXIF details aligned. Key features: - Detect likely rolls from scanner filenames and frame patterns - Review each detected roll as a contact sheet before saving - Create or edit rolls manually - Add and remove photos after creation - Save film stock, camera, lens, date range, location, and notes - Sync shooting date and location metadata back to selected Photos assets - Keep demo rolls available until your first real archive roll - Export and share contact sheets Roll Keeper reads photo metadata and thumbnails from your library to help identify scans. It does not move or delete your original photos.

Collect your photos in film canisters. Organize and edit them on your phone and Mac. Film Frame brings a film-inspired photo library and photo editing together. Keep your photos in rolls, record the stories behind them, save your favorites, and move directly from your library into editing. A library for your photos • Organize photos in 35mm and 120 film canisters, with film names, dates, cameras, locations, and notes. • Archive and view RAW, JPEG, HEIC, and Live Photos. • Browse your favorite photos together in Portfolio. • Use built-in canister designs or your own artwork, and collect styles to use again. iCloud and Mac Turn on iCloud sync to bring your film rolls and photos from your phone to Mac. Continue organizing photos, reading shooting details, and editing on a larger screen. Your film library works across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Photo editing • Add frames directly from your library, or combine photos into a filmstrip. • Choose film, ticket, instant-photo, kraft-paper, rice-paper, and other frames; adjust the crop, photo position, and text. • Adjust photos individually, export in batches, and create long images, continuous slices, or 3×3 grids. No app account, ads, or tracking. Editing and export happen on your device. When you enable sync, rolls and photos travel through your own iCloud, not the developer’s servers. Create up to three film rolls for free. A one-time lifetime purchase removes the roll limit. No subscription.