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Version 2.5 · 2026-10-24
- barcode scanner improved and more barcodes added - minor bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 2.5, updated 2026-10-24.







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Analog FilmStock helps analog photographers manage their film fridge and keep track of whats loaded in the camera and whats ready to be developed.
TRACK YOUR INVENTORY
• Organize all your film stocks by manufacturer, type, format and individual rolls
• NEW: Add you film by scanning the DX code of the canister or the barcode of the film packaging
• Track exposures, ISO speed, and expiry dates
• Support for 35mm, 120, 4x5++ and custom formats
• 100+ Hand crafted film reminder cards for the most popular film stocks
• Option to upload your own film reminder card and start a collection
• Mark a film as frozen to keep track on whats in your freezer
• See your finished rolls and mark them to be developed/in development or as developed
• Load films into your managed cameras - see whats loaded where and when…
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- barcode scanner improved and more barcodes added - minor bug fixes
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