Photo Light & Exposure Meter

Is there or is there not a ‘free version’. The app I downloaded doesn’t seem to have that option.

I don’t write reviews but this one is deserving of one. Let me say that for the point and shoot crowd other apps will work just fine but if you’re a exacting professional or pro amateur photographer that wants perfection then this app is for you. For on the spot metering this app is about as accurate as my Sekonic 858d it’s off by a little but not much. The free version is all you need in my opinion as it don’t have a function to save metering values to average them out. For the most part a very handy accurate metering app.

It says the link is broken? Do I just do a search to find out all the bells and whistles? I am excited and looking forward to making the best use of it. Thank you!

The app likes to change my settings randomly by adding or removing an fstop or a shutter speed and my f stop also just refuses to move regardless of my lighting conditions telling me to shoot f2.8 regardless of me being in direct daylight or a dark closet

Never been more unhappy with a product before. Purchased with 2 other items. Now it’s asking me to pay for a monthly subscription. Do not trust them!!!

I love this app so much it just does everything you need and matches the accuracy to camera meters and handheld light meters. What more can you ask for? Please please please continue to support this app because I never want to be without it!

I love this Spot-meter. Its accurate and easy to use. It does Spot as well as a normal reflected value. I have downloaded many meters and I think this is the best for my film photography pursuits. Thank You !!

This app originally was great. However, they took away all features that make it useful and ask for $9.99. Trash

Paid for the “premium access” and the aperture doesn’t adjust from 1.6 no matter what the shutter speed is set to. Feel ripped off and would love my money back.

Overall this app has been really good. It’s accurate to the film cameras I own that still have working meters, and it’s generally quick and easy to use. One improvement that could be made is a way to save multiple profiles for f-stop and shutter speed settings. I shoot between different cameras whose highest shutter speeds can vary from 1/500 to 1/4000 and it can be annoying having to change the max shutter speed in the settings every time. The same issue applies over to f-stops. It’s primarily an issue when the app starts suggesting settings which aren’t possible on the camera, requiring me to go in and change the max shutter speed/min f-stop.