●  Shutterbook · A field reference for photographers

Pick the scene. Get the settings.

Choose what you’re shooting and see exactly where to put the dials — mode, aperture, shutter, ISO — with the reasons behind them. In seconds, with no signal at all.

Coming soon to the App StoreAndroid planned to follow

How it works

From “what am I shooting?”
to the first frame.

01 · Pick

Name the scene.

Browse by category, search, or answer three questions — subject, motion, light — and the wizard suggests the cards that fit.

02 · Read

Set the dials.

Mode, aperture, shutter and ISO open every card as large tiles, in dual notation — Av / A Tv / S — so they match the dial on any brand of camera. Tips, gear and the reasoning follow.

03 · Shoot

Turn it sideways.

Live Shoot puts the settings on a landscape display with big numerals that stays awake while you work. Nudge a value by a stop and the others rebalance to hold the exposure. Starred cards are a swipe apart.

The library

69 cards.

34 shooting techniques and 35 camera concepts — from the Milky Way and wedding days to histograms, metering and white balance. Each with its own illustration.

  • Illustration: the Milky Way over a lone tree on a ridge

    Astro

    Milky Way

    Mode
    M
    Aperture
    f/2.8
    Shutter
    20–30s
    ISO
    3200–6400
  • Illustration: green aurora over mountains and a cabin by a frozen lake

    Night

    Aurora

    Mode
    M
    Aperture
    f/2.8
    Shutter
    1–15s
    ISO
    1600–3200
  • Illustration: a pedestrian on a city street at golden hour

    Street

    Street Photography

    Mode
    Av / A
    Aperture
    f/8
    Shutter
    1/250+
    ISO
    Auto
  • Illustration: a kingfisher perched on a reed

    Wildlife

    Bird Photography

    Mode
    Av / A
    Aperture
    f/5.6
    Shutter
    1/2000+
    ISO
    200–400
  • Illustration: circular star trails above a tree and mountains

    Astro

    Star Trails

    Mode
    M
    Aperture
    f/4
    Shutter
    30s × N
    ISO
    400
  • Illustration: a person in a field, backlit by a low sun

    Portrait

    Outdoor Natural Light

    Mode
    Av / A
    Aperture
    f/2–f/11
    Shutter
    1/125+
    ISO
    100–800
  • Illustration: a city skyline and bridge at blue hour

    Night

    Cityscape at Night

    Mode
    M
    Aperture
    f/8–f/11
    Shutter
    1–30s
    ISO
    100–200
  • Illustration: a jumping spider with water droplets on a flower

    Macro

    Macro Photography

    Mode
    M
    Aperture
    f/11–f/16
    Shutter
    1/200
    ISO
    100–400
  • Illustration: a pine silhouetted against a red sunset over water

    Landscape

    Sunsets

    Mode
    M
    Aperture
    f/11–f/16
    Shutter
    1/60
    ISO
    100
  • Illustration: a bowl of pasta with tomatoes and basil

    Food

    Food Photography

    Mode
    Av / A
    Aperture
    f/4–f/8
    Shutter
    1/30–1s
    ISO
    100–400
  • Illustration: a couple embracing at golden hour

    Portrait

    Wedding Essentials

    Mode
    Av / A
    Aperture
    f/2
    Shutter
    1/125–1/500
    ISO
    Auto

Offline

Works with
zero signal.

Every card, illustration and table is inside the app. A ridge at 2 a.m., a valley without coverage, airplane mode — it makes no difference.

Signal
None
Cards on device
69 / 69
Account
Not needed

Notation

Speaks every dial.

Camera makers letter the same modes differently. Shutterbook writes both, so the card reads like your camera — whatever the brand.

Av/AAperture priority
Tv/SShutter priority
MManual

Red night mode

Keeps your
eyes dark.

Light and dark themes for the day. For the night, everything in dim red on black — readable at a glance without wrecking the dark adaptation you waited for.

Price

Free. Pro, once.

Shutterbook

Free

Every card, every feature. Supported by a few ads.

Shutterbook Pro

One-time purchase

Removes the ads for good. No subscription.

Coming soon to
the App Store.

Questions, or want to hear when it’s out? contact@yolostudio.eu