Frame

A border around the photo. Inner frame sits against the picture; Outer frame is a second mat around that. Each has its own color and size, and each row starts with OFF.

The inner frame comes in four kinds. Solid is a clean matte in any color. Analog is the edge of a scanned negative – a slightly uneven band, bowed sides, a hairline scratch or two, different every time. 35mm is a real strip of 135 film with its perforations at true size, and Border decides how much of the strip survives the cut, so the sprocket holes show, get clipped or disappear. 120 is the medium format roll, with no perforations and the maker’s edge print down the side instead. Film color is yours on all of them; the second row is Perforation color on 35mm and Print color on 120.

The aspect pills pad the frame to a ratio – 1:1 for a square post, 4:5 for a portrait one – and tapping the active pill flips it. Offset moves the photo within the frame, Corners rounds them, and the eyedropper picks a frame color from the photo.