myLightMeter PRO

Excellent light meter with a retro feel. I needed to determine luminaire strength in a factory scenario and this, on my iPad and 1/2 ping pong ball, gave me the tool I needed for my report on lighting improvement requirements. I had to convert the pro EV readings to lux using a conversion formula; it would be great if these units could be selected on the meter directly. Highly recommended 🤗

Excellent app that’s has been useful on many occasions.

I’ve been using this app instead of the default lightmeter on my TLR and have had excellent results. The exposures are usually dead-on and it’s very easy to use and flexible.

Can't find anything to complain about! Provides accurate matrix and spot metering. I use it with my 70 year old TLR and my 90 year old folder and get accurate exposures 90% of the time. Any misses I'm sure are down to the lack of precise shutter speeds and aperture in those cameras. So much cheaper than a separate meter and never have to worry about not having one with me. Sometimes I just pull it out and meter my surrounding to test my eye.

Easy to use, excellent user interface.

This is one of my favorite apps. The film cameras I use need a meter and they are so old (cds vintage) that I need some assistance. This meter gives me accurate readings and I couldn’t ask for more.

Works, easy to use, very handy camera tech.

Love this app for determining prop exposures.

A little bit hassle to tiger out settings no

I Have used this app for about 4yrs, to meter scenes for 35mm and 120 film photography and for what it is, in my opinion it’s easily the best light meter app for IOS. Out of the 3-4 other ones I’ve tried out over the years it’s the most customizable as far as parameters and settings, you can also make custom lens profiles for quick access to locked settings, which I haven’t found in any others. It also has two different UI’s, One gives you a good bit more information like your hyperfocal distance and near focusing distance and the EV of the scene as well as being able to fine-tune and set limits on your shutter speeds and apertures. Most of all the accuracy of the meter is surprisingly good and you can evaluate a whole scene or take spot readings by tapping the area you want metered on the screen in pro mode. I have also compared with my 5d mkii meter and gotten comparable results. If you do notice it leaning more over or under exposed there is 1/3 stop Increment's of compensation +\- you can adjust in the settings. All in all a great tool for the one time price, especially if you don’t have much use for an expensive Light Meter for the type of photography you do this is definitely the best budget way to go.