The Australasian Almanac displays solar and lunar data for every 30 minutes throughout the day in increase to the times of arise, circle and gloaming. The phases of the moon and solar illumination are also calculated.
Misc - Cine Module 3.50 By Douglas Software
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The Cinematography module covers all major take formats from 8mm to 70mm. The data for 16 flat focal length or zoom lenses using T or f stops can be stored. The calculations include angle of consider, depth of battlefield, hyperfocal distance, sphere covered, magnification, exposure, take length / running time, luminosity source conversion, jutting. Includes provision for front nodal point compensation and calculations for supplementary lenses and lens lengthiness. |
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Other Programs By Douglas Software
Australasian. Almanac
U.S.A. Almanac
The U.S.A. Almanac displays solar and lunar data for every 30 minutes throughout the day in accession to the times of uprise, sic and gloaming. The phases of the moon and solar illumination are also calculated.
Canadian. Almanac
The Canadian Almanac displays solar and lunar data for every 30 minutes throughout the day in plus to the times of procession, place and nightfall. The phases of the moon and solar illumination are also calculated.
World Almanac
The World Almanac displays solar and lunar data for every 30 minutes throughout the day in summation to the times of resurrect, lay, dusk, the lunar phase and the horizon. Includes database of towns for Australasia, Canada. UK and USA.
Camera Module for Palm
The Camera module for the Palm covers 37 digital formats including 9 digital backs and 12 conventional film formats.The calculations include tilt of reckon, depth of battleground, hyperfocal distance and image expanse covered.
Camera Module
The Camera module contains depth of domain, slant of vista and many other tables for photographers.
U.K. Almanac
The U.K. Almanac displays solar and lunar data for every 30 minutes throughout the day in accession to the times of surface, do and crepuscule. The phases of the moon and solar illumination are also calculated.
