Pocket Light Meter

La mejor aplicación que hay la utilizo todo el tiempo

I’m kinda bummed out it won’t work on android. It kinda of already looks like an android UI, so… :D Idk, please consider android users! My S24 Ultra is a beast of a phone.

I’ve used this app for all of my light metering of analog film photography. With slide-film, my results are precise and that can be attributed to the accuracy of the meter app’s readings.

I’m a professional portrait event photographer. I’ve been using it for years, and it’s an excellent tool.

I am by no means a professional at this. But it’s easy to use for an amateur and so far seems to be matching my digital camera settings. I am using it for my foray into film and also to get better at choosing my own settings with digital. So far the film pictures also seem to be coming out about right.

I shoot on an old TLR film camera and I use this as my light meter. I always get consistent results so I’ve used this app solely for years!

This is really the best iPhone Exp Meter available. The only thing holding back the 5 star rating is the cheesy font and background in the logged photos. Needs modernization and a few graphic interface improvements. Adding the ability to assign Hold and Log buttons using the iPhone up and down volume buttons would make this a killer app. Please keep developing this app and hopefully add the button feature.

Works really well!

Seems silly to use your iPhone to check your light settings, but for some of my medium format cameras that no longer have working meters, this is fantastic. Set it time ISO film you’re using and can even log as you go. Can’t wait to run around the city sigh some 800!CineStill in my 120 camera!

Meter reading with the app aren’t as accurate as a camera meter or a spot/ incident meter. I only use this if I am desperate. Even using Sunny 16, adjusted to your environment after a few months of testing, is more accurate.