Viewfinder Preview vs ViewFinder+

Viewfinder Preview is an iPhone app for previewing camera framing for any combination of camera and lens. Instead of spending all that time setting up your big camera, just choose your desired film/sensor size and focal length in the app and point the iPhone camera at what you want to photo to verify framing. If you are happy with the framing then you can get the big camera out. The app has a large database of camera sensors details and film formats but if the format you desire isn’t there you can add your own custom format. The app is targeted at stills photographers or film makers working in either film or digital. If you don’t have your big camera with you, Viewfinder Preview is still great for photo sketching, location scouting or story boarding. The app includes - Customisable menus so you can include the film/sensor formats and focal lengths you care about. - A fully configurable light meter. - You can take photos with it, so you have a record of shots you were framing. - Photos taken with the app include additional data that describe the film format, focal length and lighting meter settings at the time the shot was taken - Add notes to your photos - A photo gallery for viewing photos taken with the app which also displays the additional data - Share images in emails, messages - Create albums of photos from the same project, trip etc - Create PDF documents of albums - Film stock emulation - Wide angle lens adapter support

I love finding old photos of places I visit and trying to find the spot where it was taken. It gives me a great sense of connection not only to a physical place but also to the person that took the original, knowing they were stood in that same spot all those years ago. ViewFinder+ will allow you to display a selected image from your camera roll over the top of your camera view finder. This handy utility will help you take great before and after pictures by helping you make sure everything is lined up just right. Step 1. Pick a photo from your camera roll Step 2. Using the view finder overlay line everything up Step 3. Take your photo from just the right place