which iphone meter app?

[back alley]

there seems to be several at the app store...which one do you use?

 

[ferider]

There is only one that really works for me, Joe:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pocket-light-meter/id381698089?mt=8

 

[Roger Hicks]

How much do they cost compared with a second hand Weston Master?

Cheers,

R.

 

[maddoc]

It is free ...

 

[Roger Hicks]

It is free ...

Good Lord! Well, if it works, fine. But surely, if they're free, why not just try all of them?

Cheers,

R.

 

[back alley]

i like to take advantage of the collective wisdom of the rff membership...

 

[Paolo Bonello]

I've been using the same one as ferider mentioned above. It got me out of trouble the other night. using my OM2 I couldn't see the lightmeter needles in my VF too well so I reverted to the App on my iPhone. BTW, I figured the $1.19 charge to get rid of the banner ads was worth it.

 

[sykotec]

same here - as long as you've got enough light for the iphone camera's sensetivity, it's great. i've pretty much stopped carrying the digisix or luna pro sbc for casual carry with the IIIf, and still sanity-check the CL with it. the price for the ad-free version, as said, is a huge bargain.

that said, it's a reflected light meter only, so the 'real' ones come out when needed yet.

-sykotec

I've been using the same one as ferider mentioned above. It got me out of trouble the other night. using my OM2 I couldn't see the lightmeter needles in my VF too well so I reverted to the App on my iPhone. BTW, I figured the $1.19 charge to get rid of the banner ads was worth it.

 

[jpmac55]

There is only one that really works for me, Joe:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pocket-light-meter/id381698089?mt=8

Same one I have. Works well and simple to use.

 

[back alley]

looks good to me roland.
it's always nice to have a back-up.

thanks.

 

[maddoc]

Good Lord! Well, if it works, fine. But surely, if they're free, why not just try all of them?

Cheers,

R.

Dear Roger,

the one application mentioned by Roland works fine and is free, others are not (not that I would be aware of) . 🙂 So if it is free it costs less than the Weston Meter you have mentioned. 😉

Cheers,

Gabor

 

[kshapero]

There is only one that really works for me, Joe:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pocket-light-meter/id381698089?mt=8

I have tried them all (I think) and this one works the best. IMHO.

 

[BTMarcais]

I'm using the same one as everyone else up there. And it works just fine. (I paid to remove the banner ads too.)
Can't beat the price. 🙂
-Brian

 

[ironhorse]

It is a great meter to always have in your pocket.

 

[Richard G]

I couldn't get it to work reliably for me and deleted it. I paid the 1.19 and bought the guy a beer. Too slow and tedious. I must have set it wrong. I am surprised how many are leaving their other meters at home.

 

[cambolt]

It seems to work fine for me, it agrees with my nikon d40 every time. It's the only light meter app with any real amount of reviews, and it's free.

 

[alexnotalex]

Me too.
Take screenshots to remind me of the exposure I used for my shots and help me improve my estimates.
🙂

 

[maddoc]

Take screenshots to remind me of the exposure I used for my shots and help me improve my estimates.
🙂

... most brilliant idea !! 😎🙂

 

[agricola]

Agree it is a marvel. Just downloaded it because of the recommendations above.
With aperture stops in thirds it has saved me the cost of a Valoo (?) for my Elmar 50mm f3.5
This dear old lens comes with those tricky stops of f4.5 - f6.3 - f9 and f18.
I can use this app. to give me aperture priority with the Elmar on the IIIf - hooray!

Alexnotalex: how do you take a screen shot of the reading?

 

[Paolo Bonello]

You press the power button and the main function button at the same time for a second.