Free photographer software for pda

iSatori Lite 1.0 will not make you disappointed because it features 5 original flower photographs by nature photographer Debi Worley and will display a new photograph every day for you to practice with. After 5 days it will recycle through the photographs.

Satori is the Japanese term for enlightenment, which brings inner peace and joy. Traditionally approached by meditation, Satori is the spiritual goal of Zen Buddhism; however, Satori can be experienced by anyone at any time. You too can begin to experience more peace and joy in your life simply by taking a few minutes each day to experience iSatori. iSatori was created as an aid to individual Satori, awareness, and presence.

Note: The "Download Now" link directs you to the iTunes App Store, where you must continue the download process. You must have iTunes installed in order to open the link, and you must have an active iTunes account to download the application. This download may not be available in some countries."

Requirements:

• Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch.
• Requires iPhone 2.0 Software update.

CubeWorld 1.0.1 is created to be a simple and effective 3D Cubic Panorama viewer for iPhone. With this application you will be able to download, manage and experience 3D images using iPhone touch and accelerometer capabilities. Using its several options it will be possible to tune the interaction with 3D panoramas, so to make the immersion into the images environment a perfect step in the VR world.

CubeWorld can handle remote lists of panoramas, created with a very simple XML format, that can also be linked to other ones. This way, a VR photographer can easily share its own portfolio with a single link changing and updating its content in an independent way, while the user can jump from a repository to another one simply following virtual folders inside the program, downloading and keeping.

Requirements: Requires iPhone OS 2.0

Exposure Calc Lite 1.0 offers an effective exposure computing tool for Nature Photographers. This calculates optimal exposure settings with respect to incident light for a given scene for a photograph for a varying choice of aperture, shutter speed and ISO speed of the sensor, the ISO speed ranges from 3 to 3200, aperture range from 1 to 90 and shutter speed from 1/8000 to 130 sec with 1/2 shutter/aperture stops. If you don't own a incident light meter, then this is the closest thing to incident light metering. Incident light meters expose the tones most accurately. Most in-built camera meters are reflective light meters and an optimal exposure of the scene depends on the reflectance of the subject being shot. The cameras in-built meter renders the entire scene to give an overall medium-bright photograph. Most often you see flushed out or dark spots.