FND film not dead software for Mac

erikg · Dec 7, 2007

For Mac users, check out this application created for film testing and processing. Note that it is for Leopard only. Looks pretty neat, and it is just plain nice that someone is thinking about people like us.

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I have no connection to this company whatsoever, just thought some apuggers would find it interesting.

Lee L · Dec 7, 2007

More info here: (there was a url link here which no longer exists)

Wish they'd written it to be portable across platforms.

Lee

tim_walls · Dec 7, 2007

Thanks for the tip! Will definitely take a look...

Lee L said:
Wish they'd written it to be portable across platforms.

I'm glad they didn't; "cross platform" applications normally just look sub-standard on all the platforms they support. Committing to one means you can really make the most of all the features that platform offers (like the iSync integration which the author mentions in that other thread.)

jtk · Dec 7, 2007

What's the advantage over Massive Development Chart? :rolleyes:

dancqu · Dec 9, 2007

jtk said:
What's the advantage over Massive Development Chart?

The advantage is personalization. The fields are all blank
and we fill them in. Dan

fschifano · Dec 9, 2007

Another example of using a cannon to kill a fly when a swatter will do. A pencil, a notebook, and a stopwatch are all the tools you need for this.

I'm starting to think that some people don't know what a pencil is any more.

Mark Layne · Dec 9, 2007

fschifano said:
Another example of using a cannon to kill a fly when a swatter will do. A pencil, a notebook, and a stopwatch are all the tools you need for this.

I'm starting to think that some people don't know what a pencil is any more.

Exactly. But bear in mind that a pencil will soon be designated a dangerous weapon
Mark

ctarda@mac.com · Dec 9, 2007

Hi, I am the developer of the app.

First of all, thanks for the reference, erikg.

The app is Mac only. I am sorry, but I simply have not the skills to develop a similar app for Windows.

And by the way, I know what a pencil is It's just that sometimes, I feel more comfortable using a computer

Lee L · Dec 9, 2007

ctarda@mac.com said:
The app is Mac only. I am sorry, but I simply have not the skills to develop a similar app for Windows.

I understand. It's just my hope that now that OS-X is out, people will start coding for a broader range of platforms, which is entirely possible on the BSD-Unix underpinning of OS-X, and essentially compatible with X-windows GUIs on Unix and LInux (not MS-Windows except with a virtual machine). That BSD-Unix foundation for OS-X has brought a tremendous amount of software to the Mac from the X-windows world. I'd just like for it to become more of a two way street over time.

Lee

david b · Dec 9, 2007

This should be made for the IPOD so that you can use the IPOD as a timer.

dancqu · Dec 9, 2007

ctarda@mac.com said:
The app is Mac only. I am sorry, but I simply have not
the skills to develop a similar app for Windows.

No need to apologize. I've stock in Apple and think it
good business they have additional Apple only software.
Besides the MS OS has too huge a selection; a developer
is lost in that abundance.

How about the spread-sheet now included with their
most recent " iWork " package. Would integration be
a possibility?

BTW, a half hour ago I placed a phone order for
a Mac Mini and Cannon MP520 printer. Good
deal; $100 off on a selection of printers
with any Mac purchase. Dan

IloveTLRs · Dec 9, 2007

I'm a Mac user myself and the software looks nice, but when I've got chemically hands while developing the last thing I want to touch is my Mac ...

ctarda@mac.com · Dec 9, 2007

Thanks for the ideas, specially the integration with Numbers, it's something I just didn't noticed.

I am planing to make the data stored in the app available for the iPod in a coming new version.

Thanks again for the input,

Fabian · Dec 10, 2007

Andy K · Dec 10, 2007

david b said:
This should be made for the IPOD so that you can use the IPOD as a timer.

Don't know about the iPod, but the Nano has a stopwatch built in. It also keeps a record of the date, time and duration each time the stopwatch is used.

dancqu · Dec 10, 2007

Andy K said:
Don't know about the iPod, but the Nano has a stopwatch
built in. It also keeps a record of the date, time and duration
each time the stopwatch is used.

There are four iPods. The Shuffle has no screen. The Nano,
Classic, and Touch have screens. Possible exportable data?
Practical though? Dan

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