CLI tools for analysing developed photo film · MacOS
Make sure to have the Homebrew package manager for MacOS installed. The installation instructions may look weird to first-timers, but it's really done in a minute.
Optional, but recommended: Make this homebrew-filmtools tap and its included tools available to your local Homebrew ecosystem. Quoted from Homebrew docs:
brew
will be able to work on those formulae as if they were in Homebrew's canonical repository. You can install and uninstall them withbrew [un]install
, and the formulae are automatically updated when you run brew update.
To install the tap, open your terminal and enter this command:
$ brew tap filmtools/filmtools
To install all programs provided by this tap, open your terminal and type:
$ brew install filmcurve negdiv.sh
Experimental: filmcurve
Finds exposure zone for a given film density (or vice versa).
Documentation · Usage · Examples
# with tap installed:
$ brew install filmcurve
# ...or without having this tap installed:
$ brew install filmtools/filmtools/filmcurve
Antti Penttala's negdiv.sh
Orange mask removal for color negatives, as authored by Antti Penttala in 2015.
Documentation · Usage · Example
# with tap installed:
$ brew install negdiv.sh
# ...or without having this tap installed:
$ brew install filmtools/filmtools/negdiv.sh