What's New
Bug fix...
Bug fix...
Size:
1.5 MB
Category:
Photography
Photography
OS:
iOS
iOS
Price:
$1.99
$1.99
Compatible:
iPhone iPad
iPhone iPad
Requirements:
Compatible with iPhone
Compatible with iPhone
Version:
1.0
1.0
Description - Lens•Lab
Jeff Menter , the publisher behind many iOS app (MD5 Calculator ,SensaView ,QRCodeClock ,3D Tone Touch ,PizzaPal ,Lens•Lab), brings Lens•Lab with a number of new features along with the usual bug fixes. Lens•Lab app has been update to version 1.0 with several major changes and improvements. App release that improves performance, provides several new options.
HIGHLIGHTS
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Ease of Use85
It is so easy to manipulate your camera lens.
with a simple to use interface.
LensLab is intuitive and helpful.
Fantastic learning tool. found in 1 reviews
Saves me from having to doing the math. found in 1 reviews
I deducted one star for that. found in 1 reviews
Fantastic App for photographers. found in 2 reviews
You never have to leave the main screen. found in 1 reviews
I'll definitely be keeping it in my iPod. found in 1 reviews
I finally understand how to calculate hyperfocal distance. found in 2 reviews
and generally fun to play around with. found in 1 reviews
Many settings to adjust to how much information you want to see. found in 1 reviews
Very clean layout. found in 1 reviews
With the aid of this app. found in 1 reviews
Big props to the developer. found in 1 reviews
The ability to drag the background is a nice added touch. found in 1 reviews
Best depth of field calculator I have seen. found in 1 reviews
nor does it maintain a camera database. found in 1 reviews
Sliders are incredibly difficult to use precisely. found in 1 reviews
there is no place to put in the circle of confusion number. found in 1 reviews
Solid but hard to control. found in 1 reviews
But useless otherwise. found in 1 reviews
but that's not available as an option. found in 1 reviews
this app is missing a measure of the viewable area. found in 1 reviews
but it would be killer to have that no displayed on the screen. found in 1 reviews
Good visuals but very frustrating to use. found in 1 reviews
" That isn't something the current app answers. found in 1 reviews
You can't use your own picture and it is soo complicated. found in 1 reviews
The Lens•Lab is now available for $1.99 for both iPhone and iPad owners.The application is supporting English language. It weighs in at only 1.5 MB to download. The new Lens•Lab app version 1.0 has been updated on 2014-11-28. For ensuring consistency with the device you should take into account the following app compatibility information: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later
Bottom Line: For more information about Lens•Lab check developer Jeff Menter`s website : http://jeffmenter.wordpress.com/
Bottom Line: For more information about Lens•Lab check developer Jeff Menter`s website : http://jeffmenter.wordpress.com/
Lens Lab is a virtual lens simulation tool for photographers of all skill levels. It graphically illustrates how depth of field and field of view relate to your SLR camera and lenses. Professionals will like how ...
Every time I open the app it crashes the moment I touch my screen It worked for a few settings then started to crash Force quit the app yet it continued to crash I restarted my phone and to be honest at that point I was done with this app and it continued to crash a first tap This app is less worthless as it cost me three bucks Don t buy it Does function at all BennyCaleb
As a photographer and trainer I m often asked about lenses and how they work Sometimes people get it with just a few sentences Sometimes it helps to show them instead This is what I use to show them Whenever I show the other trainers they end up getting this too I don t use it all the time but when I do I m glad that I have it I ve used this for years Duzzenmatta
This app really helped me realize why I was missing focus so much on a Nikkor 135mm f 2 I hadn t realized that unlike the lenses I m used to the DoF at 135mm and about 10 feet is razor thin unless I dial the lens up to f5 6 or f8 The app now looks great on apple s latest phones too Use this to plan shoots Cheule
I love this app I use it for bokeh and macro photography constantly Saves me from having to doing the math Fast and simple Emmachette
It is so easy to manipulate your camera lens There are dumb people who think this is for editing photos may the dumbness be with them forever Gotta be in your gadgets Ditmark
Great if you have end end camera But useless otherwise Need to add compact camera and Smartphone sensor sizes to offer complete range of education iPhone Sensor Sizes Tecsi
I am soo confused It feels like I m reading a different language You can t use your own picture and it is soo complicated Waste of money DO NOT BUY I WARN YOU Michelle182
So that s why so many of my pictures don t turn out Wrong lens Good jumbotech
LensLab is intuitive and helpful I ll definitely be keeping it in my iPod The controls are easy to adjust plus switching between different types of lenses and cameras is a breeze Helpful whatever it takes!!!
I can t tell you how much time I ve spent trying to find the sweet spot on my 100mm macro lens where the whole flower is in focus not just the middle or front This tells you instantly Wow I look forward to many happy days together with this app If you want to know what is in focus this is the app TLSkiDog
Nice app but seams to fails to dup what a good lens can do i e a 400mm lens that cat focus at 15 and have a 5 dof at f4 Good for basic learning OK for cheap lens tonyl13
Great app Best depth of field calculator I have seen Very clean layout Easy to adjust settings Great visualization of effect on DoF of various focal lengths and apertures Many settings to adjust to how much information you want to see Great work Jeff Wow wow wow Riiiiich
Okay so far Coffee_hound
Helpful Nice Muktionly
This app is accurate easy to use and generally fun to play around with I don t use it in the field much but I do use it to plan out shots ahead of time What impresses me more than the app itself is its developers I was asked for feedback suggested the sliders could use more precision controls and boom here it is on the next update about a week later Two thumbs up for these guys Great app great team would recommend to friends Great app great developers AuejshakUd727soab
I love the enhancements It s so easy to use and quite reasonably priced Thank you so much Fun and Easy Sliders Are Awesome finneycanhelp
Sliders are incredibly difficult to use precisely Good visuals but very frustrating to use Good concept but Country.Mike
The one thing missing to make this a complete lens exploration app is a measure of what horizontal and vertical ranges are covered at the focus length Currently just shows vertical angle of view Yes I can do the trigonometry myself but it would be killer to have that no displayed on the screen Excellent dof display ts232
With the aid of this app I finally understand how to calculate hyperfocal distance Kudos to the developer Fantastic learning tool InaBech
I agree with many of the other reviewers this is a great app This will make my HDR 360 degree photography a lot easier Nice job Leon Herbert
While the app does a nice job of a physical presentation for the DoF I was rather put off by the lack of options for the sliders For instance the focal length only let s you go to a maximum of 200 The aperture settings had some strange numbers 5 7 It was also lacking some apertures for instance my Nikon D90 has f 10 but that s not available as an option Finally there is no place to put in the circle of confusion number nor does it maintain a camera database This means that if your camera has a different circle of confusion than the 3 the app lets you choose from the calculations are skewed It looks pretty but other DoF Calcs have more flexibility and better customization Pretty but lacking sjhaji
This is a really well thought out app nicely put together Really nice SickOfRipOffApps
Freaking love this app In 30 seconds it taught me what two years shooting hadn t that shooting a long lens wide open means your depth of field is about 3 inches Sliders and a visual index that gives you an idea of the relative size of things as they ll appear in frame make this the best lens tool I ve run across yet Great for anyone shooting rangefinders as well Best tool yet for helping visualize a shot webslog
This is a very easy to use app with a simple to use interface If you are just looking to know the DOF for a particular setup this is the app for you I especially liked the slick visual representation of the lens view and the movable background Objects are roughly to scale so it gives a pretty good idea of what would be in focus Unfortunately this app is missing a measure of the viewable area It does calculate the angle of view but if I wanted to do the math I wouldn t buy this app Displaying the dimensions of the viewable area at the plane of focus how tall and wide the plane is would help in planning shots It would answer the question How far from a person do I need to be to get a full length shot at 85mm on a 35mm sensor That isn t something the current app answers For me adding this additional calc would make this a 5 star app If you don t need that this is already a 5 star app IMHO Decent app PhotosbyChuck
I like that it is easily manipulated via the touch interface The ability to drag the background is a nice added touch Good app Rich Gander
Great for someone like me who is just starting out in the world of DSLRs Excellent riffola
First off nice app by the author It provides solid information regarding depth of field However while reading through the information page I found myself annoyed by the misinformation the author provides regarding quality of Dale cameras based on their sensor size While sensor size does have certain impacts on a DSLR it does not specifically define the grade or quality of a DSLR This is just my pet peeve and if you ignore the authors bias in the info page this is a good app I m keeping it on my iPad Nice app info page biased tokatoka
Very well thought out visuals vfx dude Paulvfx
Nice little app I m just getting into photography that doesn t involve the AUTO setting This will help visualize the effects of the different settings Nice work Does exactly what it says opusvelo
Great for someone like me who is just starting out in the world of DSLRs Excellent
The one thing missing to make this a complete lens exploration app is a measure of what horizontal and vertical ranges are covered at the focus length Currently just shows vertical angle of view Yes I can do the trigonometry myself but it would be killer to have that no displayed on the screen Excellent dof display
This app really helped me realize why I was missing focus so much on a Nikkor 135mm f2 I hadnt realized that unlike the lenses Im used to the DoF at 135mm and about 10 feet is razor thin unless I dial the lens up to f56 or f8 The app now looks great on apples latest phones too Use this to plan shoots
I love this app I use it for bokeh and macro photography constantly Saves me from having to doing the math Fast and simple
This app is accurate easy to use and generally fun to play around with I dont use it in the field much but I do use it to plan out shots ahead of time What impresses me more than the app itself is its developers I was asked for feedback suggested the sliders could use more precision controls and boom here it is on the next update about a week later Two thumbs up for these guys Great app great team would recommend to friends Great app great developers
So thats why so many of my pictures dont turn out Wrong lens Good
LensLab is intuitive and helpful Ill definitely be keeping it in my iPod The controls are easy to adjust plus switching between different types of lenses and cameras is a breeze Helpful
This is a really well thought out app nicely put together Really nice
Freaking love this app In 30 seconds it taught me what two years shooting hadnt that shooting a long lens wide open means your depth of field is about 3 inches Sliders and a visual index that gives you an idea of the relative size of things as theyll appear in frame make this the best lens tool Ive run across yet Great for anyone shooting rangefinders as well Best tool yet for helping visualize a shot
First off nice app by the author It provides solid information regarding depth of field However while reading through the information page I found myself annoyed by the misinformation the author provides regarding quality of Dale cameras based on their sensor size While sensor size does have certain impacts on a DSLR it does not specifically define the grade or quality of a DSLR This is just my pet peeve and if you ignore the authors bias in the info page this is a good app Im keeping it on my iPad Nice app info page biased
I cant tell you how much time Ive spent trying to find the sweet spot on my 100mm macro lens where the whole flower is in focus not just the middle or front This tells you instantly Wow I look forward to many happy days together with this app If you want to know what is in focus this is the app
It is so easy to manipulate your camera lens There are dumb people who think this is for editing photos may the dumbness be with them forever Gotta be in your gadgets
Sliders are incredibly difficult to use precisely Good visuals but very frustrating to use Good concept but
Very well thought out visuals vfx dude
This is a very easy to use app with a simple to use interface If you are just looking to know the DOF for a particular setup this is the app for you I especially liked the slick visual representation of the lens view and the movable background Objects are roughly to scale so it gives a pretty good idea of what would be in focus Unfortunately this app is missing a measure of the viewable area It does calculate the angle of view but if I wanted to do the math I wouldnt buy this app Displaying the dimensions of the viewable area at the plane of focus how tall and wide the plane is would help in planning shots It would answer the question How far from a person do I need to be to get a full length shot at 85mm on a 35mm sensor That isnt something the current app answers For me adding this additional calc would make this a 5 star app If you dont need that this is already a 5 star app IMHO Decent app
I agree with many of the other reviewers this is a great app This will make my HDR 360 degree photography a lot easier Nice job
While the app does a nice job of a physical presentation for the DoF I was rather put off by the lack of options for the sliders For instance the focal length only lets you go to a maximum of 200 The aperture settings had some strange numbers 57 It was also lacking some apertures for instance my Nikon D90 has f10 but thats not available as an option Finally there is no place to put in the circle of confusion number nor does it maintain a camera database This means that if your camera has a different circle of confusion than the 3 the app lets you choose from the calculations are skewed It looks pretty but other DoF Calcs have more flexibility and better customization Pretty but lacking
Nice app but seams to fails to dup what a good lens can do ie a 400mm lens that cat focus at 15 and have a 5 dof at f4 Good for basic learning OK for cheap lens
Great if you have endend camera But useless otherwise Need to add compact camera and Smartphone sensor sizes to offer complete range of education iPhone Sensor Sizes
Okay so far
Nice little app Im just getting into photography that doesnt involve the AUTO setting This will help visualize the effects of the different settings Nice work Does exactly what it says
I am soo confused It feels like Im reading a different language You cant use your own picture and it is soo complicated Waste of money DO NOT BUY I WARN YOU
Although the concepts are simple it can be challenging to put it all together This program does an absolutely fantastic job of presenting the information and how changes affect your depth of field Great job Simplifying the complicated
This app has very useful figures that it gives you However the sliders are extremely difficult to use precisely It is almost impossible to get them to the exact number you want because if you slide it to the number you want and then let go no matter how hard you try the slider always moves forward or backward when you lift your finger off This basically means that getting it to stay on the number you want turns into a frustrating little game wherein you must trick it into landing on it In addition I will echo what someone else said some of the numbers on the aperture values are quite odd like 57 instead of 56 and 17 instead of 18 Solid but hard to control
I like that it is easily manipulated via the touch interface The ability to drag the background is a nice added touch Good app
Great app Best depth of field calculator I have seen Very clean layout Easy to adjust settings Great visualization of effect on DoF of various focal lengths and apertures Many settings to adjust to how much information you want to see Great work Jeff Wow wow wow
I love the enhancements Its so easy to use and quite reasonably priced Thank you so much Fun and Easy Sliders Are Awesome
With the aid of this app I finally understand how to calculate hyperfocal distance Kudos to the developer Fantastic learning tool
Helpful Nice
By Kostas Gar.