What Reddit Says About Film Photography Assistant Apps
We compiled 7 Reddit discussions about Film Photography Assistant apps from 7 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/filmphotography
I've tried a whole bunch, none of them seem to really be working well. I was recommended one but I forgot the name lol Thank you
r/iphonecam
Darkroom: Best editing app for film photography work in my opinion. The curve tools and grain controls are serious and it handles ProRAW well.
r/Filmmakers
Look into Blackmagic’s camera app for your phone.
r/FilmicPro
Cinema P3 is then equivalent to Filmic Pro in almost 90% of the capabilities. The 10 bits options plus the Log’s are easy to handle in post. ... I meant a link to your video... ... I went with CinemaP3 as well.
r/GooglePixel
Ideally I would like the jpeg, raw, and motion photos grouped like it is on Google photos with the ability to hoat the storage and application myself. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... Aves Gallery is the only non-Google app that plays motion photos on ...
r/AnalogCommunity
If you, a developer, are offering your time and effort to produce some tools around analog photography, I'd much rather see a tool that is useful to real photographers, than to encourage people to post their point-and-shoot phone photos on social media. My opinion is that, while the concept of ...
r/cinematography
43 votes, 34 comments. Sunseeker, Artemis, shotdeck, and sidus link are indispensable tools in my workflow — curious if there are any others that…
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