You saw it before anyone else did.

Your name

What do you mostly shoot?

Do you shoot film yourself? Regularly Now and then I used to Never — I just like the look

What do you use today to get an analog look?

Presets, plugins, an app, scanning real film — or nothing at all.

What did you do first, before reading anything?

Whatever it was. If you clicked around aimlessly, that is the answer I need — it tells me what the screen invites.

Where did you get stuck, confused, or annoyed?

Even for two seconds. Even if you figured it out. Especially then — the things people work around are the ones I never hear about.

Was there anything you looked for and could not find?

Does the result look analog to you — or like a digital photo with an effect on it?

What gives it away? Where does it stop being convincing?

This is the single most valuable answer on the page. Be merciless.

Which parts actually earned their place?

Tick only what visibly did something for your picture.

Grain — structure, size, how it sits in the image Colour · film look Halation · bloom · glow Variation — uneven grain density Analog limiter — the print's tonal range Paper tone and paper texture Analog textures — scratches, dust, damage Scanner looks Contact sheet

And which did nothing for you, or you would drop?

Naming one here helps me more than ticking five above.

How would you feel if you could no longer use it? Very disappointed Somewhat disappointed Not disappointed — it is not for me

Would this survive contact with a real job? What would have to be true?

Resolution, file formats, speed, batches, a client sitting next to you.

If you could change exactly one thing before launch — what?

Buy it once, keep it, twelve months of updates. What would you pay?

And as a subscription — per month?

Above which price would you not even try it?

The point where it stops being worth a look, whatever it does.

Which of the two would you actually pick, and why?

Where did you run it?

Did anything feel slow or stuck?

Which control, and roughly how long.

Anything else. Off the record, unfiltered.