Light Meter for iPhone

[ohho]

Hi all,

I have just released a Light Meter iPhone app. Your comments are welcome!

Appstore link: http://itunes.apple.com/app/light-meter-free/id410228606?mt=8

 

[davidbivins]

I can't wait to try it!

 

[kknox]

Congrats on the light meter, will you have a version for the Android phones?

 

[raytoei@gmail.com]

thanks much. i don't have an iphone but i applaud your development.

 

[umcelinho]

downloading, will make some tests around here and let you know how it goes!

 

[ohho]

Congrats on the light meter, will you have a version for the Android phones?

Sorry that I do not have experience on Android development. Google shows some options here.

Thanks~

 

[randomm]

This is not the first light meter for the iPhone. I've been using another iPhone meter app (shareware & ad-funded) for couple of months which has been deadly accurate. Going to have to try this one out too (as I don't like the ads in the one I'm currently using!).

 

[ohho]

This is not the first light meter for the iPhone. I've been using another iPhone meter app (shareware & ad-funded) for couple of months which has been deadly accurate. Going to have to try this one out too (as I don't like the ads in the one I'm currently using!).

This one may disappoint you too, as it's also iAd-supported 😛

 

[BTMarcais]

The one I've been using has a bracket showing which part of the scene it's actually metering, like a semi-spot meter. What's the metering pattern like on yours? Centerweighted I'm assuming, since I don't see a marking for a spot...
Aside from that, the layout looks nice, might have to give it a try.

-Brian

 

[ohho]

The one I've been using has a bracket showing which part of the scene it's actually metering, like a semi-spot meter. What's the metering pattern like on yours? Centerweighted I'm assuming, since I don't see a marking for a spot...
Aside from that, the layout looks nice, might have to give it a try.

-Brian

Center-weighted. Thanks.

 

[tj01]

I spent a good 15-20 seconds trying to get the right ISO via that little slider thingy, perhaps I'm too old. Also, I think it's much easier for the photographer to not tap before you meter the scene. Some of the other apps ( which I'm sure you are aware ), reads the meter 'live'.
Thank you for giving us an avenue to feedback.

 

[ohho]

I spent a good 15-20 seconds trying to get the right ISO via that little slider thingy, perhaps I'm too old. Also, I think it's much easier for the photographer to not tap before you meter the scene. Some of the other apps ( which I'm sure you are aware ), reads the meter 'live'.
Thank you for giving us an avenue to feedback.

You may also use the [+] and [-] button to adjust ISO. I will try to add a "live" metering in next version ;-) Thanks for the suggestion!

 

[bigeye]

This one may disappoint you too, as it's also iAd-supported 😛

the ads for the "Pocket Light Meter" go away if you pay the $.99... The should be similar in accuracy - they just pull the phone's camera exosure info.

I like the clean look of the screen on this one.

 

[ohho]

Update for iOS 4.3 is ready for download:

http://itunes.apple.com/app/light-meter-free/id410228606

Thanks for your support!

 

[tj01]

Crashes on iOS 5. Just to let you know

 

[ohho]

Crashes on iOS 5. Just to let you know

Thanks for the information. I'll work on it.