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Pin Point Stars
Astrophotography and long exposure tool. Shoot perfect nightscapes and stars
What's Pin Point Stars APK?
Pin Point Stars is a app for Android, It's developed by Indstronomy Apps author.
First released on google play in 8 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 6.7K download times on Google play and rated as 3.82 stars with 38 rated times.
This product is an app in Photography category. More infomartion of Pin Point Stars on google play
A handy field tool for fixed tripod astrophotography. Calculates the best exposure times to capture beautiful night time photographs of the Milkyway and star filled nightscapes. Eliminate and stop star trails!
The app comes with a database of 3600 cameras.
The 500 rule and 600 rule are outdated now for the new DSLRs. They held good for the film era. This application uses the new NPF rule to calculate the exposure times. It uses the Aperture, Focal length and most importantly the pixel size of the camera's sensor to calculate the exposure times.
The app comes loaded with a database of 3600 cameras. No need to search for your camera's resolution and the pixel size in microns to calculate the exposure times!
Just select your camera's manufacturer and model, followed by the planned F-ratio and focal length of the lens. The app provides you the best exposure time to use.
Credit:
The original NPF formula is derived and explained here:
http://www.sahavre.fr
http://www.sahavre.fr/tutoriels/astrophoto/34-regle-npf-temps-de-pose-pour-eviter-le-file-d-etoiles
The app comes with a database of 3600 cameras.
The 500 rule and 600 rule are outdated now for the new DSLRs. They held good for the film era. This application uses the new NPF rule to calculate the exposure times. It uses the Aperture, Focal length and most importantly the pixel size of the camera's sensor to calculate the exposure times.
The app comes loaded with a database of 3600 cameras. No need to search for your camera's resolution and the pixel size in microns to calculate the exposure times!
Just select your camera's manufacturer and model, followed by the planned F-ratio and focal length of the lens. The app provides you the best exposure time to use.
Credit:
The original NPF formula is derived and explained here:
http://www.sahavre.fr
http://www.sahavre.fr/tutoriels/astrophoto/34-regle-npf-temps-de-pose-pour-eviter-le-file-d-etoiles
