Overview
What Luna does and how to use it.
Luna builds a camera report from a folder of footage — reels, per-clip metadata, thumbnails, and totals — and exports it as PDF or CSV. It runs entirely in your browser; nothing uploads.
PrivacyHow local processing works.Supported formatsFormats Luna reads and what you get.LimitationsBrowser support, speed, RAW thumbnails.FAQCommon questions, short answers.
Using it
Section titled “Using it”- Open Luna and pick a folder or card. Your browser asks for read access to it.
- Luna scans the folder and shows the clip count and total size. Confirm to continue.
- It reads metadata and generates thumbnails, a few clips at a time, with live progress.
- Clips are grouped into reels by reel name — or by top-level folder when there’s no reel name.
- Fill in the cover fields and export PDF or CSV.
What’s in the report
Section titled “What’s in the report”Every file in the folder, grouped by reel, with:
- Camera, lens, ISO, shutter, white balance, color space, frame rate, codec, resolution, and duration — whatever the file records.
- A thumbnail where Luna can generate one.
- Per-reel and total clip counts and sizes.