ND Calculator

Simple calculator app for DSLR photographers taking long exposure shots using Neutral Density ND filters.

Select the shutter speed applicable without the filter, then select the filter you intend on using and the shutter speed you will then need to use will be displayed.

Features:

- Basic calculator

- Advanced calculator showing more ND filter characteristics

- Stacked filters support

- Shutter speeds 1/8000 up to 30 seconds

- 0 to 24 stops ND Filters

- ND Filter Photography tutorial

- ND Filter Photography tips & tricks

- Languages:

• English

• Arabic

• Chinese

• Dutch

• German

• Italian

• French

• Korean

• Polish

• Portuguese

• Russian

• Spanish

• Swedish

If you have any problems, experience any bugs or would like to make any suggestions, please send me an email.

Note: This is the ad-supported free version

ND Calculator is a free and open-source software program that allows users to calculate the neutral density (ND) of a photographic filter. ND filters are used to reduce the amount of light entering a camera, which can be useful for creating images with a shallow depth of field or for shooting in bright conditions.

The ND Calculator is a simple and easy-to-use program. Users simply enter the desired f-stop and shutter speed, and the program will calculate the corresponding ND filter value. The program also includes a built-in exposure calculator, which can be used to determine the correct exposure settings for a given scene.

The ND Calculator is a valuable tool for any photographer who uses ND filters. It is a quick and easy way to calculate the correct ND filter value for any given situation.

Features

* Calculates the neutral density (ND) of a photographic filter

* Includes a built-in exposure calculator

* Simple and easy to use

* Free and open-source

Benefits

* Helps photographers create images with a shallow depth of field

* Allows photographers to shoot in bright conditions

* Saves time and effort

* Improves image quality

How to Use

1. Enter the desired f-stop and shutter speed.

2. Click the "Calculate" button.

3. The ND filter value will be displayed in the "ND Filter" field.

Tips

* Use a tripod when using ND filters to avoid camera shake.

* Experiment with different ND filter values to find the best results for your situation.

* ND filters can be stacked to create even greater ND values.