CameraSim for iPhone Hack 1.3.1 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Tuitive
Category: Education
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.3.1
ID: com.camerasim.camerasimiphone
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Description
Learn by doing: CameraSim for iPhone and iPad shows you how to use your DLSR camera!
This is the enhanced version of the DSLR learning tool featured by Wired, USAToday, Engadget, Gizmodo, Lifehacker, PCWorld, and MacWorld that has garnered nearly 1 million “stumbles” from the StumbleUpon community.
CameraSim visually explains the controls of a DLSR camera. Using a specially designed example image, CameraSim lets you experience the effects of various settings.
SEE THE EFFECTS OF...
• Aperture/f-stop
• Shutter speed
• ISO
• Lighting
• Focal length
• Parallax
• ‘Camera shake’ blur
• Tripod stabilization
• Subject motion blur
• Over- and under-exposure
• Exposure priority modes
DESIGNED FOR NEWBIES
• Experiment with wildly different settings and see how each affects the final “photo”
• Get instant feedback about your “photo:” see what you did right, or get advice on how your settings can be improved
• Observe the effects of preset example settings, or experiment with settings of your own
IDEAL FOR INSTRUCTORS
• Provides an interactive visual aid that demonstrates principles of photography to students
• A fun and engaging way to demystify your DLSR camera!
Please note that CameraSim for iPhone is in ENGLISH ONLY. (Other translations can be found in the iPad and Mac versions.)
Note: CameraSim is designed iPad 2 and newer and iPhone 4 and newer.
This is the enhanced version of the DSLR learning tool featured by Wired, USAToday, Engadget, Gizmodo, Lifehacker, PCWorld, and MacWorld that has garnered nearly 1 million “stumbles” from the StumbleUpon community.
CameraSim visually explains the controls of a DLSR camera. Using a specially designed example image, CameraSim lets you experience the effects of various settings.
SEE THE EFFECTS OF...
• Aperture/f-stop
• Shutter speed
• ISO
• Lighting
• Focal length
• Parallax
• ‘Camera shake’ blur
• Tripod stabilization
• Subject motion blur
• Over- and under-exposure
• Exposure priority modes
DESIGNED FOR NEWBIES
• Experiment with wildly different settings and see how each affects the final “photo”
• Get instant feedback about your “photo:” see what you did right, or get advice on how your settings can be improved
• Observe the effects of preset example settings, or experiment with settings of your own
IDEAL FOR INSTRUCTORS
• Provides an interactive visual aid that demonstrates principles of photography to students
• A fun and engaging way to demystify your DLSR camera!
Please note that CameraSim for iPhone is in ENGLISH ONLY. (Other translations can be found in the iPad and Mac versions.)
Note: CameraSim is designed iPad 2 and newer and iPhone 4 and newer.
Version history
1.3.1
2017-09-01
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
iOS 11 compatibility, updated user interface, new Program/Auto exposure mode, exposure settings are adjustable in discrete "stops," iPad and iPhone versions are now combined into a single app compatible with all screen sizes
iOS 11 compatibility, updated user interface, new Program/Auto exposure mode, exposure settings are adjustable in discrete "stops," iPad and iPhone versions are now combined into a single app compatible with all screen sizes
1.0.3
2014-09-26
Updated for iOS8
1.0.2
2012-10-03
Added support for IOS 6
1.0.0
2012-03-17
Ways to hack CameraSim for iPhone
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Ratings
2 out of 5
2 Ratings
Reviews
omaneroj,
Read the description carefully ...
... this is what happens when you don't do it. The idea is that you practice controls on an app given picture. This is not a simulator on real pictures you are taking. I shoot film, so I needed a real controller app, to later take the picture. Not worth the money, for me.
Budaj123,
Awesome idea but severely lacking
There is only 1 image for you to play with - the app description talks about multiple examples for you to play with, but it is the same image with different simulated lighting scenarios. Also every time you snap a “picture” the app makes a shutter sound, even if you have your phone volume off. Great idea for an app and I want to like it, but it is severely lacking currently.
That's a load of ship,
Photo 101
Very helpful for beginners like me
Profgumpwidget,
Camerasim fills a need
I've been teaching photography for many years, and haven't had an active on-screen way to illustrate results - just have to predict what will happen. This permits my students to go home and test what the theory predicts, and do it free. Great help to save time in class with countless demos - they see for themselves. I wish it could feed VGA to my projector from my iPhone4, because I can't get on the 'Net in my classrooms.
Used2BQ,
Needs more content
It was cool for about 5 minutes. That's how long it took me to find out that if I use the exact same camera settings on EVERY shot I get a "good shot" but if I change them on any example it is off. They need to add a bunch more examples under a wide variety of lighting and motion situations and then it be awesome. Right now there are a bunch of examples of the EXACT same situation-- a little girl with a pinwheel swaying under overcast skies. The same settings work best for every example so it gets boring and useless fast.
DivvaB Photography,
On Point
I love this app! Even tho you don't take your own pic the interactive sample is very accurate. I was out today taking photos of a couple for a birthday shoot. This app was very accurate in guiding me to the correct settings as I was shooting on manual. When you feedback it actually tells you what to do. I too await the update!!!
Megannelupo,
Pretty good
It's a pretty good little app but I can't use it right now because there is no way to turn off the sound of the shutter clicking. The only time I can sit down and play with this app is when my baby is asleep and it wakes her up everytime. Which makes it basically unusable for me 😕 please make this more user friendly? It's a great tool just needs more options.
Quick logon,
Great App, minor tweaks needed
Love the app! It needs more shooting scenes: such as practice portraits, moving shots, macro, different light settings (back lit subjects, etc…)
Example: Practice shooting waterfalls (slow shutter VS very fast)
It would be really great to make it give tutorials on your specific camera, so you can learn more features on how to adjust for a shot.
Example: Practice shooting waterfalls (slow shutter VS very fast)
It would be really great to make it give tutorials on your specific camera, so you can learn more features on how to adjust for a shot.
marturana,
Love it!!!!
I simply love it!!! I think the maker should keep it up so it can be run with new iPhone versions and maybe other images for the examples. Please keep it alive. We need it.
Etniesboi4,
More Scenarios
Other than what I request from the title, it's really great. If my professor is sharing this app with us in college to help us explain the basic principles of taking a photo, I'm pretty sure that's worth saying something.
