VidBitCalc vs ND Filter EV Usage & Stats
VidBitCalc is the all-in-one app for video encoding calculations.
Whether you work as a professional compressionist or convert your videos for YouTube or Instagram, you will use VidBitCalc every day.
VidBitCalc contains:
- the Bit Budget Calculator: enter the available disc space, the video duration, and the audio bitrate to calculate the appropriate video bit rate
- the File Size Calculator: enter the duration and bitrates of your video to calculate the resulting file size
- the Resolution Calculator: enter the aspect ratio of your video and the desired width or height to calculate the proper resolution
- the Traffic Calculator: enter the duration, bitrates, and viewers of your stream to calculate the needed bandwidth and resulting traffic
- the unique BPP Calculator uses bits per pixel to help you find the optimal bitrate for your video.*
* For web video encoded with modern codecs a bits per pixel value of around 0.1 should result in reasonable quality. For DVD-Video or Blu-ray, a bits per pixel value above 0.4 is common.
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This is a calculator for photographing using ND (Neutral-density) filters with any number of stops.
ND STOPS lets you set the exposure without ND filter in a blue field, and see the result below.
EV ALTERNATIVES gives you a dual combo alternatives of ISO, APERTURE and SHUTTER SPEED
SWEET SPOTS is not always accurate, but in many cases lenses has its sweet spot at about 40% up on the aperture range.
SETTINGS lets you choose which stops you want to see in the ND STOPS PAGE and at what EV (exposure value) interval in all pages.
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VidBitCalc VS. 
ND Filter EVJanuary 3, 2025