Photo frames that print your camera settings, plus 13 seasonal themes
When you import a photo, FilmTable reads the focal length, aperture, shutter speed and ISO it was taken with and prints them in the frame’s border. For holidays, a seasonal frame dates the photo at a glance.
Eight basic frames
| Category | Frames |
|---|---|
| Film | film strip (horizontal), film strip (vertical), cinema frame |
| Instant | instant film |
| Gallery | gallery white, gallery black and gold |
| Themed | postage stamp, old photo |
Where the numbers come from
Cameras and phones write the shooting settings into the photo file. This is the EXIF data. FilmTable reads these fields on import and fills them into the frame’s text:
- camera model and lens
- focal length, aperture, shutter speed and ISO, such as
35mm · F8 · 1/500 · ISO 100 - the time the photo was taken
FilmTable doesn’t read or use location data in your photos. Screenshots and images saved from chat apps often have no EXIF left; in that case the settings line stays empty, and you can tap the text on the photo to type your own. For what each value means, see how to read EXIF data.
Thirteen seasonal themes
The Seasonal Studio sorts themes by date: the next holiday comes first and ones that just passed move down. Most come from the Chinese calendar.
New Year’s Day · Spring Festival · Lantern Festival · Qingming · Dragon Boat · Qixi · White Dew · Mid-Autumn · National Day · Frost’s Descent · Winter Solstice · Halloween · Christmas
Spring Festival
Qingming
Dragon Boat
Qixi
Frost’s Descent
Christmas
Three styles per theme
The 3D style uses soft, rounded sculpted shapes. In Classic, the decoration covers most of the canvas and the photo shows through an opening in the middle. Gallery keeps the decoration to a band around the edges, so the photo shows the most.
Portrait scenes
Under Scenes there are four backdrops: a cozy editorial page, an atelier moodboard, a handwritten receipt and a lace film strip. Pick one and tap Cut Out Person: FilmTable separates the person from your photo on the device and places them in the scene. Restore Original switches back.
How to add a frame
- On the home screen, tap Single Photo and choose a photo.
- Tap Frame at the bottom and use the category row (All, Film, Instant, Gallery, Themed, Seasonal, Scenes) to find a frame.
- Check the text under Text, such as the film edge code, and tap to edit it.
- Switch to Filter or Adjust for colour, then tap Export.