I’ve been holding off on writing this post, hoping to be able to announce that beta testing of FilmLab for Android is underway. But despite my best efforts, the Android app isn’t quite ready for testing. Still, I wanted to give an update on my progress, and talk about what Android users can expect in …
FilmLab December update: FilmLab for Android progress Read More »
It’s here! FilmLab 1.0 has been approved by Apple and is up for sale on the iOS App Store. Hooray! If you’ve been waiting for FilmLab and use an iPhone or iPad, I hope you’ll go check it out!
During July I worked on three remaining areas of FilmLab that need to be finished before the release: smarter frame recognition, UI, and image resolution. I’m still working on the first two, but I was able to get the image resolution work completed. So for this month’s update, I’d like to talk about what you …
FilmLab July Update: Closeup Lenses and Image Resolution Read More »
June was a challenging month. Which is probably normal for this stage of an ambitious project. When you start a new project it’s exciting, and when you finish a product it’s satisfying, and during both of those times you tend to get a lot of positive outside reinforcement from other people who are interested in …
FilmLab June Update: The End-of-the-Middle Blues, iOS Preview 0.4.0, and Design Work Read More »
The month of May has really been flying by… so much so that you’ve probably noticed that it is now, in fact, June. Past time for a May update!
Happy spring, everyone! The weather is finally getting warmer here in Maine, and I’ve been getting outside more and feeling inspired to go places and take pictures. During our kids’ school vacation week last month, we took a family trip to New York, which included a day at the Met. One day is barely enough …
FilmLab April Update: Working on Frame Detection and Tracking Read More »
For the past few weeks I’ve been working on the 0.3 beta version of FilmLab. I just released version 0.3.2 for iOS, and version 0.3 for Android should be ready for testing soon. The biggest change in this release is a completely new image processing engine built from the ground up for working with negatives. …
It’s been six weeks since my last update (still working on my goal to be a better communicator in 2018), and although I know there hasn’t been much to see from the outside, I’ve been making some really exciting progress on FilmLab. In an effort to keep all my updates from being ridiculously long, I’m …
February update part 1: FilmLab beta 0.3 and roadmap Read More »
I will remember 2017 as the year when FilmLab went from an idea to something real. I’d been thinking about the concept of a film viewing / scanning app for a couple of years, although more from the perspective of thing I wished I had to use, than as a a viable business idea. But …
The first 12 months of FilmLab: 2017 year in review Read More »
