Analogue-Specific Compensations

Reciprocity, filter comp, bellows, multi-exposure, expired film, bracketing, IR, pinhole

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Features in this section

How the Reciprocity Failure Calculator works

Adds the extra exposure film needs at long shutter speeds.

Applied automatically inside the meter when the loaded film stock has a non-trivial reciprocity exponent and the shutter is past the threshold.

5.2

Exposure Compensation +/- EV

Sticky EV-comp dial that shifts every reading by a fixed offset.

Viewfinder > EV-comp dial

5.3

Filter Compensation custom factors

Define your own filter factors for any glass you own.

Settings > Filters > Custom Filter list

5.4

How Bellows Extension compensation works

Extra exposure for the light loss when the bellows racks out.

Tools tab > Bellows Extension

5.5

How Multiple Exposure works

How much to underexpose each shot when stacking exposures on one frame.

Tools tab > Multiple Exposure

5.6

How Expired Film compensation works

Stops over for film that has lost speed with age.

Tools tab > Expired Film

5.7

How the Bracketing Assistant works

Builds a list of bracket exposures around your metered value.

Tools tab > Bracketing

5.8

How Infrared Photography works

Filter factor and focus shift for infrared film with R72 / 89B / 87 filters.

Tools tab > Infrared

5.9

How the Pinhole calculator works

Computes the f-number of a pinhole camera from hole diameter and focal distance.

Tools tab > Pinhole

5.10

How Large Format Movements work

Tilt, swing, and the Scheimpflug rule for view cameras.

Tools tab > Large Format Movements

5.11a

How Depth of Field works

Near and far limits, hyperfocal distance, and circle of confusion.

Tools tab > Depth of Field

5.12

Exposure Ladder

Scroll every equivalent aperture/shutter pair for the corrected metered EV.

Viewfinder > swipe up on the Measure Light button after a reading