ShotInstruct vs LX

Prepare your next shoot—not just your next setting. ShotInstruct is an offline photography field guide for beginners and practical hobbyists. It turns 10 common shooting situations into calm, repeatable plans with gear guidance, camera settings to try first, composition cues, and persistent checklists. A PLAN FOR THE SCENE Choose landscape, portrait, macro, sports and action, street, architecture, food, long exposure, astrophotography, or time-lapse photography. Each field recipe brings together: • required and optional gear • scene conditions to check • contextual aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and focus starting points • three composition cues • common pitfalls and safety notes • a checklist that keeps its progress FOUR PHOTOGRAPHY CALCULATORS Plan with tools for: • ND filter exposure time • depth of field and hyperfocal distance • the 500 Rule for stars • time-lapse intervals and duration Each result includes assumptions and limits so you know what to verify in the field. SAVE WHAT MATTERS Save recipes, learning topics, and tools. Search in English or Ukrainian and return quickly to useful guidance. Favorites, checklist progress, preferences, and recent activity stay on your device. READY OFFLINE Core guides, instructional media, search, and calculators are included with the app. No account. No ads. No in-app analytics or tracking. LEARN, TEST, ADJUST Understand why a starting point works and what should make you change it. ShotInstruct is an educational reference, not a guarantee for every camera or scene. Take a test photo and adjust for your lens, light, subject, equipment limits, local rules, output, and creative intent.

LX (/lʌks/) is a simple light meter app. # Features - A simple, beautiful, and intuitive user interface - Fix either the aperture or shutter speed and check the corresponding value for proper exposure - Adjust the EV value to see the live camera image change in brightness—helpful for visualizing how your photo will turn out - Measure exposure at the point you tap—ideal for checking exposure in scenes with high contrast - Flash meter mode for finding the right settings for manual flash photography - No ads, one-time purchase