Phoslog: Film Photo Logbook

About Phoslog: Film Photo Logbook

Huge update! Here is what is new and snazzy! Rolls and gear - A new "Logging to" section at the top of the Loaded status that gives you clarity on exactly which loaded roll you are logging to via the add exposure button. - Pinning replaces targeting. Let's be honest, targeting was confusing. Pin a roll to always log to it, or leave it unpinned and Phoslog uses the loaded roll with the most recent exposure. - Status capsules got a little extra sauce, tappable status badges show a chevron, and filter sheet styling is now more consistent. - Added f1.5 to the custom aperture list by user request. - Cleaned up the top menu bar items. Logging - New settings menu called Remember Last Exposure. Decide exactly what exposure information to carry over from your last shot. It syncs to the watch too! - You can now log if a flash fired on each exposure. There is a new “Can use flash” toggle in the add camera sheet. Apple Watch - Pinned rolls sync to the watch by default now. You can turn this off in settings if you want to split your pinned rolls between the watch and phone. - New roll info screen, reached from the roll card. - Roll animations on the watch when moving between statuses. Search - Search is its own screen with ranked results and a working keyboard dismiss. Under the hood - New data store. The whole library moved off SwiftData onto a SQLite store, with a one-time rebuild that runs once on upgrade. This is a huge backend change but you won’t notice a thing. But I’ll know……and it will be glorious. Fixes - Quick Exposure no longer stalls when the Action Button fires while a sync is draining. - Every exposure records its camera, so changing or removing a roll's camera later doesn't rewrite your history. - Fixed-lens cameras can record a shutter speed. - Exposure mode can be cleared, and exposure compensation treats 0 as a real value. - Aperture display collisions and the half-stop scale. - Adding an exposure to a stash roll right after choosing a camera recorded no camera. This is fixed. - Deleting gear syncs properly. Restoring gear now outranks a stale deletion from the other device, and deleting a lens no longer erases the frame it shot.

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