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macOS 1.2·Changelog

Filter Support, Japanese & Korean Languages

Filters now appear in the sidebar and are automatically added to metadata when saving frames. This update also brings Japanese and Korean language support, plus important bug fixes.

Filters logged on iOS now display in the macOS sidebar and are automatically embedded into EXIF metadata during reintegration. This completes your analog documentation by including UV, ND, CPL, and other filters in your final images. Camera serial numbers are now included in metadata, and we've fixed a bug where flash values were inverted. Frames is now available in Japanese and Korean, matching the iOS language expansion.

Frames macOS app showing filter metadata sidebar for film photography documentation

Improvements (5)

  • Added filter display in sidebar
  • Filters automatically added to metadata when saving frames
  • Camera serial number now included in EXIF metadata
  • Added Japanese language support
  • Added Korean language support

Fixes (1)

  • Flash Value Inversion: Corrected an issue where the flash value was inverted (showing 'Yes' when it should have been 'No').

Patches (2)

  • 1.2.2: Improved localization for new languages.
  • 1.2.1: Improved translations for consistency with the iOS app, plus minor UI enhancements.
iOS 1.4

Filter Logging Support

Document your complete analog workflow by logging filters alongside your camera, lens, and film. Now you can record UV, ND, CPL, and other filters used for each shot.

Filters are now part of your film logging workflow. Record which filters you used for each frame, including UV, ND, CPL, and more. This completes your analog documentation by capturing every element that affects your final image, from the camera body and lens to the film stock and filters. Filter data is included in all exports and syncs with the Mac app for comprehensive record-keeping.

Frames film photography app showing filter logging support for UV, ND, and CPL filters

Improvements (5)

  • Added filter logging support (UV, ND, CPL, and more)
  • Filters included in all export formats
  • Filter data syncs with Mac app
  • Minor performance enhancements
  • General stability improvements

Patches (2)

  • 1.4.1: Fixed an issue where editing a film in a subfolder would move it back to the root folder.
  • 1.4.2: Refined translations for Mac app consistency. Fixed location search country display. Added default shutter speed and aperture values when creating film rolls.
iOS 1.3

GPX Export & Faster File Generation

Pro users can now export film rolls as GPX files for location tracking. This update also brings performance improvements for faster, more reliable file exports across all formats.

Export your film roll locations as GPX files to visualize shooting locations in mapping applications or import into photo management software. Each frame with location data becomes a waypoint in the GPX track. File export performance has been improved across all formats, making it faster to generate .FRAMES, TXT, and GPX files even for film rolls with many frames.

Frames analog photography app with GPX location export and file generation features

Improvements (4)

  • Added GPX file export for Pro users
  • Significantly faster file export generation
  • Improved export reliability for large film rolls
  • Optimized memory usage during export operations
iOS 1.2

Centralized Settings & Improved Organization

All app settings are now unified in one centralized Settings page. Manage your gear, subscription, and toolbar preferences from a single location with the same features now easier to access and organize.

We've consolidated scattered settings into one dedicated Settings page. Gear management, subscription details, and interface customization are all accessible from a single menu. This reorganization makes it easier to find what you need without hunting through different parts of the app. All existing functionality remains unchanged, just better organized for faster access.

Frames film photography app showing centralized settings page for gear and app preferences

Improvements (5)

  • Added centralized Settings page for all app configuration
  • Unified gear management in Settings
  • Consolidated subscription management
  • Improved toolbar appearance customization access
  • Minor refinements throughout the app
macOS 1.1

TIFF File Support

You can now import and export TIFF files with full metadata integration, expanding format support beyond JPEG for professional workflows.

TIFF support arrives on Frames for macOS. Import TIFF scans and embed your film roll metadata with the same workflow you use for JPEG files. TIFF files work seamlessly in the metadata reintegration process, ensuring your analog photography notes travel with your images regardless of format.

Frames macOS app with TIFF file support for professional analog photography workflows

Improvements (3)

  • Added TIFF file import support
  • Added TIFF file export with full metadata integration
  • TIFF files work seamlessly with existing metadata reintegration workflow

Patches (1)

  • 1.1.1: Fixed an issue that could prevent .frames files from loading in certain situations.