Thirty-six chances.
No take-backs.
- 36 exposures. When they are gone, the roll is gone. Frames are never given back.
- No preview. After the shutter there is nothing to look at. Not a thumbnail, not a gallery.
- Tomorrow at eight. The roll goes to the lab and comes back the next morning, developed.
- Then you look. A contact sheet, a loupe, and a grease pencil for the ones worth keeping.
Free, offline, and it never asks who you are.
The roll is finished.
Thirty-six exposures, all of them used. Hand it in and it comes back developed.
The camera is empty.
Choose a stock before you choose a scene. That is the whole discipline.
Winding on
Sheets
Nothing has come back yet.
Shoot a roll, hand it in over the counter, and look here in the morning.
Sheet
Press and hold to bring the loupe over a frame. Tap a frame to open it.
Frame
Stocks
Every stock is here from the first day. Nothing is locked, and nothing costs anything.
What development does
A stock is a set of numbers, not a filter laid over the top: a response curve for each colour channel, a grain structure, a halation threshold, and whatever quirks it owns up to on the box. Development runs those numbers over your frames on this device, one at a time.
Stock
Tap the box to turn it over.
Response
Input on the horizontal, what the film gives you on the vertical.
Settings
One batch a day. The counter shuts at 20:00, so a roll handed in after that misses the collection and comes back the morning after next. The app tells you the day and the hour as you hand it over.
Discreet is silent, and any roll with a discreet frame on it is stamped DISCREET in the sheet margin. Accountability is part of the deal.
The wind-on ratchet, felt.
On this device
Counting what is stored.
Frames live in this app's own storage and nowhere else. There is no account, no upload and no internet permission, so nothing can leave unless you export it yourself.
Contact Sheet. Thirty-six chances, no take-backs.
Free and complete. No accounts, no purchases, no ads.
Developing
Curve, grain, halation, then whatever light got in.