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This is a compass
This is stupid. I have a compass on my phone. This is no different than a compass. I want my dollar back
It does not actually measure light intensity (wanted to test it on the LED lights I got for my hydroponics)slindewoman
Works great
I almost didn’t download after reading the reviews. I’m so glad I did. Although this utility uses a back-facing camera, it doesn't take much effort to get a reading. Just point in the general direction — I had no problem seeing the screen at the same time I was checking light quality. If you aren’t getting a reading you expect, tilt the camera a bit one way or the other to grab the light. Easy!
Also, there is a numerical meter that will give more detail than ‘very low’, ‘low’, etc. I have about 150 plants in my home at any given time (for the Farmers Market) and this helps cut out the guesswork.Show lessIdontwant12345678
Developer Response
Hi! Sorry for our late reply and thank you for your feedback! We wanted to let you know that we've applied a major update: you can now choose between leaf or window light level detection for better precision, plus we added a lot of content. Your help is invaluable and we hope this will prompt you to reconsider your Plant Light Meter review. Best and take care!Doesn’t work
Doesn’t work don’t waste the moneybmichcar
Idk what app everyone else is using
My room gets I would personally say medium light and I tested it out and it said “very low.” I decided to really put it to the test by going to the brightest south facing window in my house and it said “low” still. Then I put it directly at the sun and it said “medium.” To me it seems off and it’s a waste of money just use your eyeballs to tellShow lessBitchy brittney
Developer Response
Hi! Sorry for our late reply and thank you for your feedback! We wanted to let you know that we've applied a major update: you can now choose between leaf or window light level detection for better precision, plus we added a lot of content. Your help is invaluable and we hope this will prompt you to reconsider your Plant Light Meter review. Best and take care!I sigh
It's a circular failure: Plant Light needs Camera access.
Have at, says I.
Here's your settings, says Plant Light.
Ok, where do I find the permission? ask I
I'm not telling, answers Settings.
I dunno, shrugs Plant Light.
Allow plant light app camera access? I ask Google Light meter for plants, responds Google
More apps? 🔽 asks Google
It worked before, I sigh. I don't know.Show lessPhelineCat
Almost there
I like it, but a numerable value would be nice, and it would be nice to be able to flip the camera.O'Kay,OK
Not compatible with new iPhones
This app worked on my iPhone 6s but not on th iPhone 11. They need to update access to the camera in the new iPhone protocols. Don’t Buy!eigenjo
Doubtful
In direct sunlight it goes back and forth between medium and high. DIRECT. SUNLIGHT. It’s very easy to use but I don’t feel it’s very accurateZahwahh
At least it was only $1
Reads as very low even when pointing out the window on a sunny day.Esayer3110
It should use the front camera to measure the light
The fact that it only uses the back camera to measure light it makes no sense - how you read the light when you have to turn your phone down to use it - seems like they didn’t put much thought on the user experience or even use their product themselvesEarthling3000
Developer Response
Hey there! It’s been a while, but we wanted to let you know that we've applied a major update and several tweaks to improve your app experience. You can now choose between leaf or window light level detection for better precision and we added a lot of content. You're welcome to email us at contact@studionanoship.com if there's anything. Best and take care!
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