Photographer’s companion Pro v1.14 For Mobile

This app will help you eliminate your camera’s automatic mode, which doesn’t do everything and gives you no control. Doing the math for you can make the settings easier for more experienced photographers. In any case, it’s not a magic app that will always make beautiful photos, but it will help you find a basic setting that you can tweak to make the best photo you can.

It’s for both professional and amateur photographers (though they should have some basic knowledge) and gives them the tools to • Figure out the alternative or equivalent exposure (manages the ND filter and long exposures)

• Figure out the depth of field, hyperfocal, and simulation of Bokeh. • Figure out the field of view. • Figure out the shutter speed to stop a moving subject. • Photograph sunrise and sunset, as well as the golden and blue hours. Find out where the sun is, when it rises and sets, and when the golden and blue hours are. Take pictures of the moon based on the time of day. Take pictures of moonlit landscapes. Take pictures of a lunar eclipse. Find out where the moon is, what time it rises and sets, and what day of the month it is. Take pictures of the stars, and the milky way, with or without star trails (simulator). Take pictures of the northern lights. Take pictures of lightning and fireworks. Find the best setting for an EV (exposure value) based on what you know.

• Use a flash to figure out the distance or aperture. Calculate the best settings based on the lighting (Light Meter), the subject’s reflectance (albedo), and the color temperature of the light (an RGB light sensor is needed). Figure out how big the macro photo can be with a close-up lens or an extension tube.

• Calculate the print size

• Timelapse

• A planner for photos of landscapes; Find out how a camera works (sensor size, crop factor, sensor resolution, ISO range, shutter speed range, and circle of confusion) and set your favorites.

Tools: a timer, a compass, a notepad, a way to develop black-and-white film, and a way to arrange photos (rule of thirds, diagonal, triangle, golden ratio, golden spiral)

• Table of how sensitive film is (ISO, ASA, DIN, GOST)

• Night setting

• Data Import/Export