rscheffler wrote:
With each new image you open in the app, are you generally starting over with your tweaks? Or is there a way to copy/paste settings from one image onto another and also to apply those settings to multiple images? From reading the Github documentation, it sounds like this app is aimed more at deliberate one by one image editing.
Also, I'm guessing I can do my usual base edits in LR, export non-RAW files and finish them FLX? I'm just thinking about how this could be integrated into a higher volume LR-centric workflow.
Thanks also for the Nymphenburg scenes as it was one of my favourite destinations in Munich during a period when I was a frequent visitor to the city.
Yes at the moment the app is built for one by one image editing. But that is also something I am looking to change at some point in the future. It requires some more development work though, so will take some time.
I have never tried the app with non-RAW files. I think they will load, but I don't expect it to work well because you will have non-linear, clipped data and that is not what the physics model expects. Probably better to go the other way round: use the app for a basic film look conversion, export as Tiff and import that to Lightroom for your edits and catalogue management.
Here's my current and still growing list of things to add / change in the app in the future:
Next Release (v1.0.1):
Glitches and bug fixes
- Check „Auto Brightness“ stops working after a bit
- Fix situations where slides present as negatives and you have to manually uncheck „print on paper“ for them to render normally
Usability improvements
- Double-click sliders to reset them to default value
- Copy current film & paper selection + slider settings and paste when a new image is opened
New Tools for Stills Mode
- Crop tool including predefined aspect ratios (original, 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 65:24) + user-defined ratios + unconstrained
- Rotate tool
- Straighten horizon tool
New Film Stocks (Harman Phoenix 200, Kodak T-Max 100, Kodak Royal Gold 100, Kodak Vericolor III)
Warming filters for slide film (similar to how Colour Filters for BW work): Tiffen 812, Tiffen 81C
Support for additional Log Formats: I-Log (Insta360), D-Log (DJI)
Future Releases:
- Multi image workflow
- Windows Version (requires different programming language, different RAW engine, etc)
rscheffler wrote:
With each new image you open in the app, are you generally starting over with your tweaks? Or is there a way to copy/paste settings from one image onto another and also to apply those settings to multiple images? From reading the Github documentation, it sounds like this app is aimed more at deliberate one by one image editing.
Also, I'm guessing I can do my usual base edits in LR, export non-RAW files and finish them FLX? I'm just thinking about how this could be integrated into a higher volume LR-centric workflow.
Thanks also for the Nymphenburg scenes as it was one of my favourite destinations in Munich during a period when I was a frequent visitor to the city.
Yes at the moment the app is built for one by one image editing. But that is also I am looking to change at some point in the future. It requires some more development work though, so will take some time.
I have never tried the app with non-RAW files. I think they will load, but I don't expect it to work well because you will have non-linear, clipped data and that is not what the physics model expects. Probably better to go the other way round: use the app for a basic film look conversion, export as Tiff and import that to Lightroom for your edits and catalogue management.
Here's my current and still growing list of things to add / change in the app in the future:
Next Release (v1.0.1):
Glitches and bug fixes
- Check „Auto Brightness“ stops working after a bit
- Fix situations where slides present as negatives and you have to manually uncheck „print on paper“ for them to render normally
Usability improvements
- Double-click sliders to reset them to default value
- Copy current film & paper selection + slider settings and paste when a new image is opened
New Tools for Stills Mode
- Crop tool including predefined aspect ratios (original, 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 65:24) + user-defined ratios + unconstrained
- Rotate tool
- Straighten horizon tool
New Film Stocks (Harman Phoenix 200, Kodak T-Max 100, Kodak Royal Gold 100, Kodak Vericolor III)
Warming filters for slide film (similar to how Colour Filters for BW work): Tiffen 812, Tiffen 81C
Support for additional Log Formats: I-Log (Insta360), D-Log (DJI)
Future Releases:
- Multi image workflow
- Windows Version (requires different programming language, different RAW engine, etc)
Oct 25, 2026 at 01:15 AM
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