From iPHOTOGRAPHY
GuidedShot is your pocket settings guide for the field. Tell it what you're shooting, answer a couple of taps, and get clear settings for your camera — no signal needed.
The light's changing, the moment won't wait, and you're second-guessing your shutter speed. GuidedShot gives you a clear starting point in seconds, so you can stop fiddling and start shooting.
No typing. No menus to hunt through. Just tap the answers.
Pick from birds, landscapes, wildlife, portraits, night, creative effects and more — 11 subjects in all.
A question or two about the light and the moment — moving or still, bright or low.
A clear starting point — settings in the right order, plus composition tips — then fine-tune to the light in front of you.
Tap through an example and see the kind of answer GuidedShot gives you out in the field.
GuidedShotJust a taster — the full app covers 11 subjects and over 60 shooting scenarios, and tailors every answer to your own camera and lens.
Open it once on wifi and it works anywhere after that — up a mountain, deep in a wood, out on the coast.
Big, clear buttons you can use with gloves on and one hand free. Nothing to type.
Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Panasonic or Olympus — you see the exact terms on your own dials.
Not just numbers — a few framing pointers for the subject in front of you.
Save your cameras and lenses once, and the advice fits the gear you actually carry.
No app store, no downloads to manage. It keeps itself up to date quietly in the background.
A one-off purchase from iPhotography. Add it to your home screen in two taps.
It's a pocket settings guide from iPhotography. Out in the field, you tap through a few quick questions about what you're shooting, and it gives you a clear starting point for your settings plus composition tips for the shot in front of you — like having a tutor in your pocket. They're a strong launch point to adjust from, not a fixed rule — every scene's a little different.
Photographers using a dedicated camera who want a fast, clear answer in the moment — whether you're fairly new to your settings or just want a reliable starting point when the light's changing and there's no time to think.
A dedicated camera — a DSLR or mirrorless body with settings you can change. GuidedShot is built around those controls (mode, aperture, shutter, ISO and so on), so it isn't designed for phone cameras or simple point-and-shoots.
Almost certainly. If you've bought your iPhone or Android phone in the last several years, you're all set — and it runs in whichever browser you already use.
No. GuidedShot opens straight in your web browser, and you add it to your home screen with a couple of taps so it sits there like any other app. We include a simple picture guide showing you exactly how, on both iPhone and Android.
Only the very first time, to load it. After that it works completely offline — ready whether you're up a mountain, deep in a wood, or anywhere else with no bars showing.
All the common ones: Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Samsung Internet and Edge. You don't need to install anything new.
Yes — Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Panasonic and Olympus / OM System are all built in, and there's an option for other brands too. GuidedShot shows the settings using your own brand's wording, so it matches what you see on your camera.
It gives you a strong, reliable starting point for the shot in front of you, and shows you how to fine-tune from there using your camera's light meter. Photography always has a bit of judgement to it — GuidedShot gets you set up fast so you can concentrate on the picture.
Yes — it works on iPads and Android tablets too, and makes good use of the bigger screen.
Never by you. GuidedShot updates itself quietly in the background whenever you're online, so you always have the latest version.
GuidedShot is a one-off £9.99 — yours to keep, with no subscription and nothing more to pay.
Get the right settings in seconds, wherever you are — and get back to enjoying the shot.
Get GuidedShot — £9.99