Latent - Film Photo Manager

How many rolls of film are sitting in your fridge right now? Which lab has that roll of Portra you dropped off two weeks ago? What lens were you using when you shot that roll in Kyoto last autumn?

If you shoot film, you've lost track of these things before. Latent is built to fix that.

■ Film pipeline tracking

Every roll you own gets a status: Available, In Use, To Development, In Laboratory, Done. You always know exactly where each roll stands — what's waiting to be shot, what's at the lab, and what's come back.

■ Shooting logs

Record which camera, lens, and film you used for each roll, along with the date, location, and notes. After development, upload your scans and attach them to the log. View everything as a contact sheet.

■ Gear database

Register your cameras and lenses. Latent tracks mount compatibility, so you can quickly check which lenses fit which bodies without pulling up a compatibility chart.

■ Film database

Keep a record of every film stock you've used — type, format, ISO. See which stocks you reach for most and make informed decisions on your next purchase.

■ Dashboard analytics

Monthly shot counts, film type breakdowns, most-used camera and lens rankings — all visualized in clear charts. Understand your shooting habits through actual data, not guesswork.

■ Cost tracking

Log purchase prices and development costs per roll. Know exactly how much you're spending on film each month. Useful for anyone who suspects the answer is "more than I think."

■ Contact sheet generation

Automatically generate contact sheets from uploaded images with customizable layouts.

■ Dark/light theme, bilingual (Japanese/English)

Full support for both languages. Switch themes to match your preference.

■ Pricing

Free: up to 100 images / 200MB

Light: up to 1,000 images / 2GB

Pro: up to 10,000 images / 20GB

Start free. Upgrade when you need more space.

Latent was built by a film photographer who got tired of spreadsheets and scattered notes. If you want one place to manage your film, your gear, your logs, and your costs — this is it.

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