35mm

Pakon 135 35mm film scanner tool to automate the process of converting + inverting the 16-bit Planar Raw files produced by TLXClientDemo into useful images.

add 35mm / 120mm film borders to your photos :)

An implementation-agnostic reference for how the Kodak/Pakon film scanners (mainly Pakon F135/F135+, potentially others in future) work: USB protocol, image stream, calibration, and colour. Reverse-engineered and hardware-verified.

Camera film organizer. Add your films to a database and search them by format, camera, ISO or film type, among others. Provides a code for 'physical' organisation of the negatives in a binder, for example.

Build a Black & White Film Developing Timer with optional motor driven twiddler for agitation

Raspberry Pi Automated 35mm Slide Scanner

ExpFilmBuddy

A simple GUI application to convert 35mm film negatives to GIFs. This program aims to provide a streamlined process for turning specialty camera negatives into digital GIFs or short video.

Experimental, unofficial Linux driver for the Plustek OpticFilm 135i 35mm film scanner (USB 07b3:1436, GL126) — native USB scanning via a Python/pyusb CLI (released, tested on a single unit); SANE backend in progress.

Custom SDXL LoRA adapter fine-tuned on grindhouse movie stills to generate authentic 1970s slasher aesthetics with heavy 35mm grain and harsh flash photography lighting.

Printable wrap-around labels for 35mm film canisters — film name, ISO, purchase & expiry dates, with blank Event/Date-shot lines. Single-file, offline, no dependencies.

STM32F100 Прошивка для DIY-сканера 35мм киноплёнки

📷 📓 Log your frame settings for your 35mm or 120 rolls.

Frames, the film photography app - website

Film photography logbook in a single HTML file. Track every roll: camera, film stock, push/pull, format, lab or home development (developer, dilution, time, temperature), notes, where the negative is filed and a link to the scans. Local-first, no account, no server, no subscription: your data is a plain JSON file in your own folder.

Give digital images an analogue look with real 135 film grain scans. Vignette, halation, and film stock colour presets included.

Source code for the photography portfolio of Sawyer Knox, a Portland-based 35mm film and street photographer.