Lumariver Depth of Field Hack 1.0.7 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Xarepo AB
Category: Photo & Video
Price: $8.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.0.7
ID: com.xarepo.lumariverdof
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Description
The Lumariver Depth of Field Calculator is an app that helps you maximize the sharpness of your photographs. It’s primarily intended for landscape, architecture and all other genres where the goal is to have a sharp image front to back. Rather than being a calculator for theoretical exercises it’s designed for being a practical tool in the field, and it has a thorough user manual that describes real use cases. The user interface is optimized for one-hand operation using scrollers.
In addition to the normal depth of field calculator it supports tilted depth of field (tilt-shift lenses, Scheimpflug principle) as well as focus stacking. The functions you don't intend to use can be turned off to keep the user interface as clean and simple as possible. Custom circle of confusion sizes can be set, which in addition to a fixed number may be relative to airy disc diameter and/or pixel pitch. It even supports dual circle of confusion sizes, one “sharp” and one “soft” to make it easy to do controlled trade-offs in difficult situations. By entering your own camera(s) and lenses once you have them easily accessible by name making the workflow efficient in the field.
Distances can be shown either in meters or in decimal feet.
In addition to the normal depth of field calculator it supports tilted depth of field (tilt-shift lenses, Scheimpflug principle) as well as focus stacking. The functions you don't intend to use can be turned off to keep the user interface as clean and simple as possible. Custom circle of confusion sizes can be set, which in addition to a fixed number may be relative to airy disc diameter and/or pixel pitch. It even supports dual circle of confusion sizes, one “sharp” and one “soft” to make it easy to do controlled trade-offs in difficult situations. By entering your own camera(s) and lenses once you have them easily accessible by name making the workflow efficient in the field.
Distances can be shown either in meters or in decimal feet.
Version history
1.0.7
2020-05-20
v1.0.7
- Fixed: settings could be lost on devices with little space left.
- Fixed: tilt sensor would not work on iOS 13.
- Improved: better layout on iPhone X.
- Maintenance: further library upgrades for better support of newer devices.
- Fixed: settings could be lost on devices with little space left.
- Fixed: tilt sensor would not work on iOS 13.
- Improved: better layout on iPhone X.
- Maintenance: further library upgrades for better support of newer devices.
1.0.6
2020-03-14
v1.0.6
- New: expanded camera/lens preset database (note: entering custom always possible)
- Fixed: minor layout issues
- Maintenance: moved to new library versions
- New: expanded camera/lens preset database (note: entering custom always possible)
- Fixed: minor layout issues
- Maintenance: moved to new library versions
1.0.5
2016-05-14
v1.0.5
- New: expanded camera/lens preset database (note: entering custom always possible)
- Fixed: manually entered distance values was not compensated for non-zero nodal point separation
- Fixed: corrected a few nodal point separation values in the preset database
- New: expanded camera/lens preset database (note: entering custom always possible)
- Fixed: manually entered distance values was not compensated for non-zero nodal point separation
- Fixed: corrected a few nodal point separation values in the preset database
1.0.4
2016-05-03
v1.0.4
- New: camera/lens database for common models
- New: ALPA high precision focusing ring support
- New: optional nodal point separation configuration per lens
- New: now possible to cycle through span units on the tilt screen
- New: automatic screen rotation (landscape/portrait) on large screens (iPads)
- Fixed: lens steps from infinity did not compensate for lens distance
- New: camera/lens database for common models
- New: ALPA high precision focusing ring support
- New: optional nodal point separation configuration per lens
- New: now possible to cycle through span units on the tilt screen
- New: automatic screen rotation (landscape/portrait) on large screens (iPads)
- Fixed: lens steps from infinity did not compensate for lens distance
1.0.3
2016-04-25
v1.0.3
- New: export/import settings via the clipboard
- New: possible to reconfigure scroller column order
- Fixed: lens/camera lists not handling duplicated entries
- Fixed: stack button could not be disabled on iPads
- Fixed: blocked setting invalid near limits causing bad distance scales
- New: export/import settings via the clipboard
- New: possible to reconfigure scroller column order
- Fixed: lens/camera lists not handling duplicated entries
- Fixed: stack button could not be disabled on iPads
- Fixed: blocked setting invalid near limits causing bad distance scales
1.0.2
2016-04-21
v1.0.2
- Added support for setting minimal lens step per lens (optional)
- Possible to specify fixed steps from infinity on "optimal scale"
- Distance scale preview now shows selected focal length and number of entries
- Fixed that last entry before infinity was not included in "optimal scale"
v1.0.1
- Added possibility to set specific value on scrollers by tapping center row
- Enable manual scroller values in settings
- Fixed occassionally stuck scrollers bug
- Fixed stack button size bug when tilt button is not visible
- Improved informational angle measurement texts
- Added support for setting minimal lens step per lens (optional)
- Possible to specify fixed steps from infinity on "optimal scale"
- Distance scale preview now shows selected focal length and number of entries
- Fixed that last entry before infinity was not included in "optimal scale"
v1.0.1
- Added possibility to set specific value on scrollers by tapping center row
- Enable manual scroller values in settings
- Fixed occassionally stuck scrollers bug
- Fixed stack button size bug when tilt button is not visible
- Improved informational angle measurement texts
1.0.0
2016-04-19
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Ratings
2.7 out of 5
3 Ratings
Reviews
wisest of the wise,
Limited usefulness
The measurements are in meters only and the closest focus distance is two meters. Often for portraits my distance is less than that so the app is very limited for me. My fault for not taking the developer at his word, it’s for landscape work.
Mattician,
Out of date don’t buy
Do not buy I want my money back! It’s way out of date and can only go to f2.8......
DChewPhoto,
Finally a DoF Calculator I can Trust
This app was obviously designed by a photographer who actually uses lens tilt movement in the field. It is set up to be flexible enough to use with a ground glass, live view or even blind shooting. Starting with the ability to calculate CoC in a variety of ways, and finishing with a brilliantly-versatile layout that gives you what you need, this app is quite useful while shooting.
Perhaps a bit intimidating at first for those who are not comfortable with how the Scheimpflug principle works. But it can help with that too, since playing around with the sliders shows clearly what changing tilt angle and focus distance does.
The flexibility in calculating CoC allows you to configure this to your needs, which ultimately means you can trust the results.
There is a nice attention to details, like always displaying the hyperfocal distance at the bottom.
Perhaps a bit intimidating at first for those who are not comfortable with how the Scheimpflug principle works. But it can help with that too, since playing around with the sliders shows clearly what changing tilt angle and focus distance does.
The flexibility in calculating CoC allows you to configure this to your needs, which ultimately means you can trust the results.
There is a nice attention to details, like always displaying the hyperfocal distance at the bottom.
A1an_B,
Finally a modern DoF App!
Awesome and useful for modern high-res digital sensors, flexible to configure to your sharpness priorities. Tilt calculations are sophisticated but clearly illustrated. Developer is a photographer and very responsive.
