FinderView

An Android field tool for film photographers

FinderView helps photographers use a smartphone as a viewfinder, exposure meter, and working field companion. It is designed for film photography workflows across 35mm, 120, 4x5, and other sheet film formats.

Standard format view

Standard formats on the main screen

FinderView main screen showing a 24x36 framing layout.

The main viewfinder screen keeps framing, exposure, and working information together for everyday film photography use.

Panoramic format view

Panoramic formats with a wider preview

FinderView main screen showing a 24x65 panoramic framing layout.

FinderView also adapts its layout for wider formats, making panoramic framing easier to judge in the field.

Framing

Format-aware viewfinder tools

FinderView supports framing for formats such as 35mm, 120, 4x5, and other sheet film sizes, giving photographers a quick way to preview composition in the field.

Exposure

Metering and working decisions

The app is built to assist with exposure and related setup decisions, helping photographers move from rough estimates to more consistent field practice.

Calculations

Useful photographic references

FinderView also supports lenses, film formats, bellows extension, depth of field, hyperfocal distance, pinhole work, and related photographic calculations.

Format setup

FinderView format settings screen.

Exposure setup

FinderView exposure settings screen.

Display setup

FinderView display settings screen.

FinderView Core

Free core feature set

View the full list of features included in FinderView Core, including metering, formats, lens and film setup, hyperfocal tools, and image recording.

FinderView Pro

Expanded Pro feature groups

See the additional Pro-only features, including advanced metering, kit libraries, focus tools, optics, extra formats, triggering, and capture workflow features.

Upgrades

Incremental module unlocks

Review the individual upgrade modules available from Core, or the all-modules upgrade that unlocks the full Pro feature set.

Built for film work

A tool that fits larger workflows

FinderView belongs within a wider film photography practice. It sits naturally alongside large-format setup, lens choice, field metering, camera planning, and the practical questions photographers solve on location.

Product information

Clear links and supporting pages

This page can act as the main home for FinderView product information, with related pages for privacy policy, support, updates, and future feature or documentation content.