Film Developer Pro

Darkroom Solutions

About this app

This is the ultimate app for your film developments.

This darkroom timer contains the world's largest database of B&W film development times recommended by the manufacturers.

★ A comprehensive database of film processing times is backing this app. It consists of the authentic development times from the product sheet tables of the respective producers.
★ The film processing time calculator estimates missing entries of the database with respect to push/pull, dilution, temperature and agitation.
★ A timer is included in the app. In addition to the developer timer you can define timers for presoak, stop bath and/or fixing.

★★★ The features are ★★★

- 48234 database entries.
- 327 films, 300 developers supported.
- Calculator for film processing times of missing entries.
- Support for two-bath developer
- Online community database.
- Forum for user interaction
- All times are manually adjustable.
- Agitation reminder.
- Customizable timers with sound notification
- Dilution calculator
- Automatic filing of developed films with date and time.
- Darkroom themes.
- Storing and recalling of your favorite development settings.


Darkroom Timer / Film Developing Timer

Ratings and reviews

A good easy to use app with a very large database. I'd just bought a triple timer for development and haven't had to use it so far because of this app.

OK app but overly complicated and confusing interface. I don't understand the point of the archive function. There should be a simple way to save your custom settings/process to the archive. In general the interface could be simpler and more intuitive. Plus there are a few bugs when you add steps. Sometimes they don't show up. But if you do it again it says entry already exists.

Works perfectly well for me. All the films and my go to developer are in the database, times and calculations have worked out perfectly well. The added liquid mixing calculator is super helpful if too lazy to do it myself. Yes, you have to get used to some of the interface, but after a quick period of getting familiar with everything I have no problems with setting up my process and can quickly go from black and white to colour chemistry. Overall does exactly what I hoped it would do.

What’s new

- Added 22 new films (FPP Derev Pan 100, FPP Derev Pan 200, FPP Derev Pan 400, FPP Dracula 64, Svema FN-64, FPP Fine Grain Six, Kodak Eastman 2238, FPP Frankenstein 200, FPP Jekyll/Hyde 100, Tasma NK-2, FPP Jiangshi 400, FPP Let It Snow 100, FPP Love 200, FPP Low ISO BW, FPP Mummy 400, FPP She Wolf 100, FPP Sonic 25, FPP Wolfman 100, FPP X2 Daylight 200, FPP X-Ray Film 200, FPP Yeti BW 6, Kodak Eastman 5302)
- Added 134 new database entries