Bubble Level + Compass Pro vs HyperFocal Pro

Bubble Level + Compass Pro combines a precise spirit level, compass, and Apple Watch companion app, so when your phone is placed somewhere hard to see its screen, you can still get live readings from your wrist. No more out-of-reach setups, and no more crouching. Features: • Bullseye level plus horizontal and vertical levels with 0.1 degree precision • Bubble level units: Angle (degrees) or Incline/Slope (%) • True and magnetic heading with direction text • Magnetic declination • Apple Watch companion app • Gyro or accelerometer sensor mode • Gyro calibration offset to compensate for camera bulge or uneven phone cases • Pitch/Roll/Yaw rotation rate readouts • Compass calibration status • Red-light night mode The tool is normally included in my astronomical app (Polar Scope Align Pro), but I decided to release it as a separate app because I could not find anything with the features I wanted on the app store. (A free ad-supported version is also available)

A HyperFocal app is likely designed to assist photographers in achieving optimal focus in their images, especially in situations where depth of field is crucial. The term "hyperfocal distance" refers to the point of focus that maximizes the depth of field, ensuring that objects at various distances from the camera are acceptably sharp. Key features of a HyperFocal app might include: Hyperfocal Distance Calculator: The app may have a tool to calculate the hyperfocal distance based on factors such as aperture, focal length, and sensor size. Depth of Field Preview: Some apps allow users to preview the depth of field for a given set of camera settings, helping photographers visualize the areas that will be in focus. Focal Length and Aperture Settings: Users may be able to input specific details about their camera, lens, aperture, and focal length to receive accurate hyperfocal distance calculations. Augmented Reality: Advanced apps might incorporate augmented reality to overlay information on the smartphone's screen, helping photographers align their shots and focus accurately.