Adjust camera settings including exposure, focus, and white balance. Control shutter speed and ISO manually. Preview and review photos instantly. Save and share edited images directly.
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The app measures analog camera shutter speeds using an iPhone. It analyzes light passing through the shutter with an optional optical sensor or calculates speed from shutter sound for slower speeds.
The app offers manual and semi-automatic exposure modes, with controls for shutter speed, ISO, and exposure compensation. It includes various focus modes, white balance presets, and a selection of filters for color, contrast, and edges.
The app calculates hyperfocal, near, and far distances, and Depth of Field values. Users input camera sensor type, aperture, focal length, and focus distance to determine sharpness ranges.
Calculate exposure settings using system theory. Measure shadow and highlight zones. Input film ISO and shutter speed. Determine aperture value and adjust based on calculated results.
Capture distant objects with enhanced capabilities. Adjust focus and exposure for clear images. Save and share high-resolution photos. Access mode for detailed views of celestial objects.
The app simulates long exposure times like a pinhole camera. It gradually exposes the scene over time, allowing for effects not achievable in other apps.
Use an iOS device as a camera in software. Control shutter speed, ISO, focus, and white balance. Capture JPG or DNG images directly from the device. Connect via USB and DF for tethered shooting.
Transmit images wirelessly via WiFi. Connect cameras to iOS devices. Adjust WiFi settings for transmission. View and save transmitted images directly on the device. Supports real-time monitoring and remote control of connected equipment.
Create and organize photos into purpose-specific albums for different projects or tasks. Add detailed notes and tags to each photo. Export and share images directly. Sync across devices for consistent access.
3D scans, images, audio, and field notes using smartphone or tablet. Record depth and location data via camera, LiDAR, and GPS. Create digital twins of crops and forests. View live augmented reality guidance during data collection.
Measure EV values by pressing the left EV button to display aperture and shutter speed combinations. Adjust EV manually to preview brightness changes. Recommended for film camera enthusiasts.