600 Rule Calculator

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$0.99

1.0for iPhone

Chris White

Developer

2017年12月11日

Update Date

Photo & Video

Category

App Store

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

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600 Rule Calculator 螢幕截圖

iPhone

About 600 Rule Calculator

600 Rule Calculator is a useful tool for photographers who need to calculate proper exposure time for star photography and avoiding unnecessary light trails.

The calculator uses the 600 Rule, and allows the user to select their camera's crop factor, so this app will work for photographers shooting full frame, general APS-C (Nikon, Pentax, etc.), or Canon APS-C. The app allows the user to select from a wide variety of standard focal lengths, and get the time in seconds for the right shot.

The app also includes a countdown timer for use in star photography or any long exposure photography situation, ranging from zero seconds all the way up to 15 minute (900 second) exposure time.