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.
Main Features
• Create and manage film rolls with camera, lens, film stock, ISO and custom notes
• Log aperture, shutter speed, exposure compensation and meter readings for each frame
• Add reference images for quick visual reminders when reviewing your work
• Mark double exposures and link related frames
• Tag frames to highlight keepers, mistakes, experiments or anything important to you
• Optional location tracking for frames and rolls
• iCloud sync for a seamless workflow
• Supports 35mm, 120, large format and many other film types and formats
• Designed to be fast, clean and distraction-free
Why Film Photographers Choose Film Logbook
• A consistent and reliable place to document every roll
• A practical companion for learning exposure and refining technique
• Clear structure that helps you understand your shooting habits
• No subscription required and no unnecessary complexity
• Actively developed with a focus on stability and real-world use
Film Logbook is built for photographers who want a dependable tool to support their analog workflow from the first frame to the last. Simple, precise, and designed for long-term use.
This is a nice app for recording information about 35 mm film roles. The only thing that I would like to see is the location information be included in the PDF (its in the JASON file), and perhaps the reference image be included somewhere, perhaps as a separate file associated with the PDF or JASON.
Must have for film photographers
MechWarrior8702
Great little app to log each if your shots. I love that i can export the log to a PDF where i can print it and store with my negatives. I just wish there was an option for B&W preview
1.4.2 Fixes some issues
marcodecca
1.4.2 fixes some issues. I can add rolls again, but still cannot purchase pro. Keep up the good work!
Developer Response
Thank you very much, and thanks for letting me know! I‘ll look into that!
Crashes a lot and "Camera" selection disappears
freebiepetey
I honestly love all the features this app has to offer. Very impressed with the design! However I kept running into different bugs that were constantly crashing the app or making selection fields disappear even after I reinstalled the app.I wish the app was more stable, but I'll be using Datafilm for now and check back another time for future versions.
Developer Response
Hi, I‘m really sorry to hear that, but thanks for pointing them out! The next update should address these issues.
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.
Version 1.6.1
The developer, Michael Steurer, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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