What Reddit Says About Film Photography Apps
We compiled 16 Reddit discussions about Film Photography apps from 9 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/AnalogCommunity
Film Shots- Neat way to track your film. On android you can record shots from the lock screen (exposure info) and it takes GPS if you want. Quicker then a notebook because I want to focus on shooting and not taking notes. ... Yeah, I'm using PhotoPills too. Incredible for DSLR More replies ... ...
r/iphone
38 votes, 53 comments. Hello there everyone! I'm quite the fan of film cameras, but is film expensive so the next best option is film emulation apps…
r/ShotWithHalide
Halide and Kino are a powerful premium apps for iPhone photography and video. Join our community where we share photos, tips and more! Moderated by the Halide team. Please keep posts on topic: allowed posts are photos or videos taken with Halide ...
r/Filmmakers
So I've decided to do something a little experimental and film a short entirely on my phone. One thing that frustrated me quickly is that my camera app doesn't let me adjust settings on video mode. Photos? Sure. But for some reason I'm stuck on auto with video.
r/photography
Luminar Neo combines powerful AI tools with an easy-to-use interface, making creative edits faster and simpler. Great for those who want to add a creative flair to their photos without spending hours on edits.
r/AnalogCommunity
Film Shots (currently in Early Access) - Similar to Exif Notes, but also includes categories such as "being shot", processed, "at the lab", archived, etc. so it can act as an index for your entire film library, and also record individual shots ...
r/AnalogCommunity
Surround environment does play additional factors to contribute photographer's educational calculating guideline. Its never always perfect 100% all the time. ... I use one called “light meter”, the icon is an 90 degree angle on a white background. It’s been accurate enough for me to get good ex...
r/cinematography
Final Cut Camera or BMD's camera app. Both are free, or Filmic Pro (overpriced)
r/photography
What are some must have apps for photography? I usually refuse to pay for an app unless it has been highly recommended by others. I recently discovered photo pill and it’s amazing!
r/cinematography
Shot Designer - draw out your lighting plans on this app, best used on a tablet
r/AskPhotography
Lightroom mobile, canon camera connection app and snapseed are the top 3 if we are not counting phone camera and gallery ... Not specifically marketed as a photographic aid but I use a one off paid app called Lumy.
r/androidapps
It's $4.99 but it does go on sale every other month or so for free and there is a lite version of it to try as well. For an app with a lot of preset filters I've always liked VSCO for that ability. ... A place for the film photography/videography community to discuss whatever you want.
r/AnalogCommunity
All questions and photographic experience levels welcome; please read the posting guidelines first if you are new! ... All about Mood camera for iOS. A point and shoot camera app for taking high quality photos with analog character and feel. ... A place for the film photography/videography community...
r/iPhoneography
Those who used the now-dead Filmborn app know how fantastic it was. A camera that beuatifully emulated classic filmstocks from Kodak, Fuji, and…
r/iphone
Here’s a screenshot of Dazzcam’s in-app purchases (AUD). It’s free to try but Pro Lifetime costs USD $19.38 ... Yes but the no process “original camera” along with many other film emulations are free and you don’t have to pay ... Dazzcam is actually pretty good. I have the paid version and if you’re...
r/Filmmakers
A viewfinder app is good, but it will not replicate depth of field, so it may not be the best way to learn about photography/cinematography when you first start out. It's a great tool for finding a frame if you already know what you're doing. That being said, I can highly recommend Cadrage...
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