February 27th, 2010
I have release a new version of the depth of field calculator for Android phones on the Android Market.
A few bugs have been fixed and two new features have been added:
- editable list of cameras
- editable list of measurement units
If your camera isn’t in the list, just find its CoC value online and add it to the presets! Same for measurement units, if you don’t like metric or imperial system (I don’t know what system is used on Kronos or Discworld), add your own!
Please send me feedback for any new feature!
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July 3rd, 2009
Just a quick update about the Strawberry app. It is now available on the Android Market for you to install on your Android powered devices. Yeah!
The source code is also hosted at Google Code now too, feel free to check it out from the repository and play around with it. It’s Apache 2.0 licenced.
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April 6th, 2009
This post is a bit different from usual since it’s about….code. No, don’t run away, I’m not going to paste huge rolls of source here for you to drible in front of.
I’ve coded a little app for Android phones that should fall in handy for geek photographers. It’s called Strawberry and it calculates for you depth of field and hyperfocal. All you have to do is slide a few stuff, and read the ouput.
The application is available here and for those interessed the source code is available here. Everything is under Apache 2.0 Licence.
You might also try Romain Guy’s Shutterspeed android app which is very usefull when you want to work with long exposures in Bulb mode.
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