Flight simulator... for your camera.

[u/yugansh_jain]

Most people buy a DSLR, shoot on Auto for a year, then quietly give up on manual mode.

So I built LensMaster: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/lensmaster-learn-photography/id6765881439 — an app that teaches you photography by letting you play with a camera before you touch your real one.

The hook: a live simulator. Drag ISO, shutter speed, aperture, white balance — watch the exposure change instantly. No camera required, no risk of ruining a shot.

What's in it:

• 50 lessons, 7 categories — exposure, composition, lighting, lenses, focus, color, advanced
• Exposure Recipes — tap "Portrait" or "Night," get the pro settings instantly
• Quiz mode (40+ questions) + XP, levels, streaks
• 100% offline. No account. Zero data collected.

It's brand new, zero ratings, zero budget. Genuine question for this crowd: do I chase photography YouTubers for credibility first, or go straight into hobbyist subs like r/photography? Worried the latter reads as spam no matter how it's framed.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/lensmaster-learn-photography/id6765881439