FilmLab for Android 0.2 release notes Since the FilmLab Kickstarter campaign ended, I’ve been keeping my head down, working away at the FilmLab preview releases, which are being used and tested by Kickstarter backers. I have not, however, been doing a good job updating this blog. So I thought it would be a good idea …
Hi everyone! The FilmLab Kickstarter campaign is in its final stretch: only 36 hours to go as I write this! If you’re planning to use FilmLab, but haven’t yet backed the project, I encourage you to do so today. You’ll get early beta access several months before FilmLab is released to the public, and you’ll …
The FilmLab Kickstarter campaign runs until the end of June 7. That means that today is the halfway point: there were thirteen days in the campaign before today, and there are thirteen days left. So how’s the campaign going? Amazingly great! We’re already well past the original funding goal, and so far more than 1,400 …
Kickstarter update: halfway through, 135% funded! Read More »
It’s happening! The FilmLab Kickstarter campaign is up and running. If you’d like to help me get FilmLab finished and released into the world, please support the campaign and help spread the word!
Hey film shooters! The basic foundational parts of of FilmLab have progressed to the point where I was able to spend some time this week working on the user interface, which was a lot of fun. Now it’s starting to feel like a real app! To show off the current state of things, I put …
Here’s a demo of the latest build of FilmLab, the film scanning app I’ve been working on. Check out the frame detection goodness! It can tell the difference between color and black and white film, and it gives you a real time preview of all the frames it found, with individual color correction applied to …
Over the past few days I’ve made some progress on FilmLab. Now you get a live preview of the negative-to-positive conversion (instead of waiting until after you pick a frame to scan) which is really nice for quickly viewing a sheet of negs. And I added preliminary support for color negatives, as you can see …
Hello world! I’ve started working on an app for scanning film, which I’m calling FilmLab. There’s a lot of work left to do, but I’m really excited about my progress so far. Modern smartphones have great cameras and lots of processing power, and I think it will be possible to make an app that’s a …
