So, I complain a lot about open source photo software. They generally have horrendous UIs that are only one step above exposing code directly in the UI. But sometimes you find software that is doing neat stuff that makes the shit UI worth it. Like Spektrafilm for example. When you first load an image it’s showing you a blurry low-res preview, but once you hit scan (and wait for ages) you get one of the best software film emulations I’ve seen Slow as hell, but looks quite good Here’s a 20-year-old blast from the past. Took this one during Sigurrós’s...