FilmLab: Negative Film Scanner

crush with 150 mb dng from silverfast )) 12 pro max

The app doesn't produce sharp pictures, no refund available. I feel like I was robbed.

Couldn’t get any sharp picture of this app.

I was looking for an app to easily scan my 135 films with a minimum of quality (with an iPhone 14 and a lomography digitaliza max kit). I've tried many apps with disappointing results. This app is top notch! It allows you to quickly take photos of negatives and reveal a lot of detail. However, I'd like a few more functions: 1: not having to exit edit mode to rotate 90 2: Be able to move photos from one folder to another. 3: be able to export several photos at the same time (select/export). Even without these features it's a great application. Thanks!

Eenvoudig gebruik en werkt goed

Does a decent job with black-and-white negatives. But it’s missing some major features, including the ability to select a bunch of scans and upload them at one time rather than individually. Also, I don’t see why cannot have manually adjustable exposure. Even better would be if it used the HDR feature on the camera to capture a wide dynamic range so negatives are a slightly under exposed and slightly overexposed all capture perfectly and separated out. Add all these features and it’s worth $25.

Seems like a scam

Please be a little patient and discover an amazing app!! It works great if you put your negative against a light source, you’ll be amazed!!!

Not sure why this app has poor reviews. I have tried the other negative scanning apps in the App Store and FilmLab works the best. It scans negatives with a clean and easy to use interface. It has just the right amount of tools and will save a Tiff file. It doesn’t have the intrusive magic filters or colorizing features that are always in your face. It’s a solid straightforward app.

I downloaded this app and paid for the monthly subscription. It keeps telling me to login but it never gave me the opportunity to set up a login and password. It won’t let me do anything at this point.