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Add EXIF data to your film scans

A scanner knows nothing about the camera you used. Frames shows a roll's scans as a contact sheet: set camera, film and date once, then lens and exposure per frame, and write it all into the files.

Frames: eight black-and-white frames of a roll with camera, film and date

What Frames does

Camera, film (ISO) and date set once per roll
Lens, aperture, shutter speed and focal length per frame, for mixed-lens rolls
Date and place per frame, with GPS from your saved places
Writes Make, Model, LensMake, LensModel, FocalLength, FNumber, ExposureTime, ISO, DateTimeOriginal and a description with the film
Keeps the EXIF already in the file and never re-encodes the image
Apply the shot notes you took in Rolls; you choose which scan is frame 1
Fill in missing fields by carrying exposure forward or taking dates from the files, with undo
Save copies to a folder, or change the originals with a backup
Export a contact sheet as a one-page PDF or JPEG

Add EXIF data to your film scans

What Frames does

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