Hyperfocal - depth of field calculator with blur simulation and circle of confusion estimation Cheats

Hyperfocal - depth of field calculator with blur simulation and circle of confusion estimation Hack 1.1.8 + Redeem Codes

Developer: Yaroslav Mironov
Category: Photo & Video
Price: Free
Version: 1.1.8
ID: com.ioptioneer.hyperfocal

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Description

* Simulate out-of-focus blur for different lens configurations
* Calculate depth of field, hyperfocal distance and more
* Unique Smart Focus calculation for the largest aperture to keep the object and the infinity in focus
* Includes the diffraction factor (the Airy disc)
* Supports simulation for extreme telephoto lens (up to 5000 mm)

Hyperfocal is an advanced interactive calculator for depth of field and blur which goes beyond just the figures and provides a simulation of what the picture might look like at the given camera settings.

Version history

1.1.8
2015-06-10
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Adding support for iPhone 6
1.1.5
2014-06-09
Bugfixes
1.1.2
2014-05-23
A few bugfixes and another smart function
1.1
2014-05-16
Added calculation of the blur in true sensor pixels.
1.0
2014-05-06

Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
Pro Pack
(Unlock megapixels parameter and enable numeric calculator for quick and precise estimation for depth of field, blur, the hyperfocal distance and the diffraction circle.)
$1.99
Free
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Ratings

2.7 out of 5
3 Ratings

Reviews

tech-eval,
Nice Try, for sure, but found this very difficult to use
This seemed almost impossible to practically use. I'm a bit of an armature photographer, so this might be intended for a deeper background. I have been an avid photographer for ~45yrs (so I'm not new to this), and am an engineer by training. So I'm also not daunted by the concepts, math, or technologies. I also found the app a bit buggy - would periodically hang up. I also found it very difficult to use on an iPhone due to size (for which I was forewarned), but have also installed it onto an iPad with no better results. Great try, for sure, but in a practical sense I didn't find it was going to be useful.