PhotoJot - Photographer's Notebook
By Infofission
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Description
WHAT PHOTOGRAPHERS AROUND THE WORLD ARE SAYING:
* "PhotoJot is a fantastic iPhone app that any iPhone using photographer should have." - Nate Benson, Nate Benson Photography
* "This is exactly the app I've been looking for"
* "I've been wanting an app to record locations that i come across and want to remember for future photo assignments. Take a couple of snaps, jot down some notes and have a gps location, so that i can return later. This app is perfect for that."
WHAT IT IS:
Do you ever wish your camera had GPS built-in or let you take notes about what exactly you are taking a picture of?
PhotoJot helps to fill this gap.
Are you a professional/serious photographer and need a tool to help you record details about your shoots and plan out your future sessions? PhotoJot is for you!
FEATURES:
With PhotoJot you can create notes that contain the following information:
* Summary
* Location (from Cellular or GPS)
* Date/Time
* Text note of any length
* Reference photos captured from the iPhone camera or library
* Voice clip (requires external microphone on iPod Touch)
* Shutter, Aperture, ISO and other related values for film photographers
You can create Jots for future dates in times to plan out future shooting sessions.
GREAT FOR:
* Quickly jotting down information to geocode or describe your images in your favorite photo library or photo sharing site.
* Managing all data about past and upcoming photo shoots.
What's New in Version 1.3.2
* Fix for edge case crash
iPhone Screenshots
Customer Reviews
Pathetic "application"
This application is useless for film users. Film comes in rolls, so why does one need to re enter the ASA for every shot in a clunky text box? There should be a way to set up various rolls, enter the film type and ASA once for each roll, and then for each exposure on the roll have drop-down or slider menus for the shutter speed, aperture, EV over or under adjustment, focal length or zoom, filter type, and then text boxes for description, notes, etc. Of course some lenses may have uncommon aperatures, so there could be an 'other' selection with an accompanying text box. But all the time consuming text boxes in this app for speed, aperture etc. is a sign to me that the developers put no thought into their users' needs. And I wonder if the sunrise and sunset data is even accurate... This app is applicable to nothing. Please give me my money back!
Nice little app
This app is quite handy for keeping track of the exposure info of your film.
The UI could be a little slicker for entering in exposure info though.
As for the comment about film roles. NOT all film comes in roles. I have been getting into large format photography so I don't use rolls. One exposure may be at iso 100 and the next could be 400.
I love that I can snap photos of the number I write on my film holder and a quick shot of the scene with my iPhone to help me make sure I get the right info associated with the right photo.
- $2.99
- Category: Photo & Video
- Updated: Aug 16, 2009
- Version: 1.3.2
- Size: 1.1 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Shaila Klosterman
- © 2009 Infofission
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 2.2 or later
