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The store currently lists version 1.6.1, updated 2025-12-10.
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Film Logbook is a focused and reliable tool for keeping your film photography organized. Track every roll, every frame, and every setting so you always know what you shot and how you shot it.
Whether you are documenting a long-term project, experimenting with exposure, or managing multiple cameras and film stocks, Film Logbook gives you a clear and structured workflow that fits naturally into the way you shoot analog.
Use it while shooting to record the details that matter, and review your notes later when developing, scanning, or editing. No more guessing which film was loaded, what settings you used, or how a shot was composed.…
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This update introduces several improvements that make Film Logbook more flexible, more accurate, and more reliable. • Edit the location of individual frames • Define a stop setting per camera for more consistent logging • Film metadata is now fully editable • Fixed a bug during PDF export and improved export speed • General stability, bug fixes and performance improvements • Improved onboarding This release also lays the foundation for future updates.
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