Photometer 4+

Name: Photometer
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 1.7 (3 reviews)
Author: lostview GmbH

lostview GmbH

Entwickelt für iPhone

- 1.7 • 3 Bewertungen

- $0.99

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Beschreibung

There used to be an entire industry based on red lights, that would have nothing (or very little) to do with scarcely dressed women - they called themselves photographers.

If you remember these times you probably call at least one of the mechanical wonders your own, which are today known as analog cameras and the best of them didn't have something called "in-camera metering" on the feature list.

Well, here's an App for you - dust off your Leicas, Hasselblads and Linhofs or whatever brand you fancy, stop looking for Mercury batteries and worrying about Selenium, what you need is already in your pocket!

Photometer will turn your iPhone into a reliable Exposure Meter, a modern interpretation of what it should be in times of retina displays and touch screens - for old times sake we have included a classic skin that feels and behaves just like the real thing.

Now go out and start taking pictures with grain, not noise!

Feature List
- digital light meter
- aperture or time priority
- 10% steps towards the next value (white bars)
- color measurement
- lock measurement (grid and lock icon)
- underexposure warning (only grid)
- modern and classic view

25. Juli 2018

Version 2.1

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

-Updated Design for iPhone X
-Bugfixes

1.7 von 5

3 Bewertungen

Looks nice - not much substance

Nice interface but minimum aperture is f32 - not useful at all for pinhole work.

Also only full stop increments allowed - no half or third stop settings

Would probably be a 4 or 5 if these were addressed

Update response to question - f128 - laser cut pinholes

Hi Ianjw... what aperture do you suggest should be the limit? How do you measure your pinholes?
Half apertures might be coming in the next version if you give us a better rating ;)

Regards,
the lostview-Team

Good handling and visuals, only goes to 4 seconds

I have looked at many light meter apps, and this one has by far the best handling and visuals, but it tops out at 4 second exposures, which renders it mostly useless to me. Please fix developers!