Viewfinder Preview

The perfect companion for my Hasselblad 500 and Rolleiflex T shoots. - Perfect to scout point-of-view/lens combination. - Film simulations aid as a “visualizer” during production. - Great light-meter. I can transfer the EV readings direct to my cameras. - The journal is soooooo handy in post-prod/archiving to keep log of your shots.

I loved this app when I first discovered it, but it seems to not retain the notes I enter for long. I made several photographs and added all of my notes I wished to make and a few weeks later when I was ready to develop my film, all of those notes were gone. I had about 10 sheets of film that needed different development, but that info was gone. I decided to just develop them all together for a Normal development time, resulting in some getting too much development and others not enough.

I find this very useful.

Updated my stars to 3 will go to 5 if fully implemented. Need 6x17 and other aspect ratios like 65x24 On our fuji 50s. Limited by aspect ratios. Also when using non full frame are the focal lengths for the sensor chosen or Fframe equivalent? Tutorial? A video online could be helpful

although I spend some money on it but in fact this is the app I want for a long time. when I was taking film pictures I need a app can preview the lightmeter sets so much .not mentioned it also can record it to the gallery. one little suggestion: maybe we can add a config to choose whether the config automatically show on the side of pictures.

This app is great only wish that they had more film to use like sims til xx bw other than that it’s great

This is exactly what I was looking for while learning medium format shooting.

Here is your pocket rocket! You can also save images as tiff.

Why is that needed?

This app is truly amazing! I shoot medium format film. Before I pull my cameras out, I pull out my phone, launch this app, and I compose my scene with it. I can change focal lengths, introduce filters, different film stocks, etc. I can even use the app as a lightmeter to determine what can settings I may want to use! I always pass on "Five Stars" recommendations to fellow photographers!