Photographer's Friend
Martin Bailey Photography K.K.
About this app
- Age 10
- Updated Jun 14, 2022
- OS IOS
Editor reviews
A smart photography toolkit and learning companion for beginners and enthusiasts. Photographer's Friend combines precise calculators with practical guides to help you plan, shoot, and refine every photo with confidence. Use it to master camera settings, optimize depth of field, and schedule shoots around the perfect light.
Core features:
- Precision tools: Depth of field and hyperfocal distance, exposure and neutral density calculators, and long‑exposure timers.
- Shoot planning: Location‑aware golden hour, sunrise and sunset, and moon phases to plan the best time to shoot.
- Learning hub: Clear tips and bite‑size lessons on the exposure triangle, composition, and lens choice.
Why it stands out: fast and accurate results, clean interface, works offline for fieldwork, and flexible presets for any camera and lens. Ideal for landscape, portrait, street, and travel photographers looking for a reliable photography toolkit, DoF calculator, exposure calculator, and photo planner in one place.
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How to use:
1. Download and open the app, then allow location access to get accurate golden hour and sun data. Set your units and preferred language.
2. Add your camera and lens, or choose common presets, so calculations match your gear.
3. Open the calculators to plan a shot. Enter aperture, focal length, subject distance, ISO, or ND stops to get depth of field, exposure, and long‑exposure timings.
4. Use the planner to check golden hour, sunrise and sunset, and moon phases for your location. Set reminders to be on site at the right time.
5. Save favorite setups and create presets for common scenarios. Explore tutorials for quick learning, and adjust advanced options like circle of confusion or custom lens profiles as you progress.