Details about Hoare Lea Light App

  • Released
  • Updated
  • iOS Version
  • Age Rating
  • Size
  • Devices
  • Languages
  • June 4, 2014
  • September 19, 2024
  • 8.0+
  • 4+
  • 27.21MB
  • iPad
  • Czech
    Danish
    Dutch
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Developer of Hoare Lea Light App

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Version History of Hoare Lea Light App

2.1.0

February 15, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Camera loading and image import and export updated to include IOS permissions. Minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

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1.0.1

August 14, 2014

General bug fixes and enhancements

1.0.0

June 4, 2014

Price History of Hoare Lea Light App

Description of Hoare Lea Light App

Welcome to Light App - a fun and stimulating tool for lighting buildings by experimenting with combinations of lights to create different effects. Get inspired! Create an impression! It’s simple and easy to use: • Take a picture of a building façade to start creating your lit impression or use an existing one from your picture library. • If it’s a daytime image, you can turn it into a night time image with the day/night slider. • Pick a light pattern shape from the selection, choose a colour for it and drag it onto your image. • Select from three classic types of light pattern, each with three colour options: warm white, cool white or saturated blue. • Re-size, rotate or delete the light patterns as required. • An energy bar acts as a reminder that every light you add means more energy use. • Your designs can be saved to your device to access again later or share with others.​
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Hoare Lea Light App: FAQ

Can Hoare Lea Light App be used on iPad devices?

Yes, Hoare Lea Light App can be used on iPad devices.

Who created the Hoare Lea Light App app?

Hoare Lea Light App was launched by Hoare Lea & Partners.

What is the minimum iOS version supported by Hoare Lea Light App?

The minimum iOS version for the Hoare Lea Light App app is 8.0.

What user rating does the Hoare Lea Light App app have?

The Hoare Lea Light App app has a consumer rating of 4 and receives average reviews and ratings.

What category of app is Hoare Lea Light App?

The Hoare Lea Light App App Relates To The Productivity Genre.

Which is the latest version of Hoare Lea Light App?

2.1.0 is the current version of Hoare Lea Light App.

What is the latest Hoare Lea Light App update release date?

September 19, 2024 is the exact date of the latest Hoare Lea Light App update.

What is the exact date when Hoare Lea Light App came out?

The Hoare Lea Light App app became available to the public on February 6, 2023.

What age is Hoare Lea Light App suitable for?

Hoare Lea & Partners: The Hoare Lea Light App app is child-friendly.

What are the languages offered by the Hoare Lea Light App app?

Hoare Lea Light App can be used in Czech, Danish, Dutch and 22 more.

Is Hoare Lea Light App accessible through Apple Arcade's subscription model?

Unfortunately, Hoare Lea Light App is not on Apple Arcade.

Does Hoare Lea Light App allow for in-app purchases?

No, Hoare Lea Light App does not allow for in-app purchases.

Is Hoare Lea Light App specifically engineered for Apple Vision Pro compatibility?

Sorry, Hoare Lea Light App is not specifically engineered for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Does Hoare Lea Light App display any ads?

No, Hoare Lea Light App does not display any ads.

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Reviews of Hoare Lea Light App

  • Very handy, and has potential to be better

    I'm a lighting designer and I like this app, because I can take a photo (day or night) and do some quick ideas to how I would use light in a space. It saves time of having to take a photo, upload on my computer, Photoshop it, and then upload it back on to my mobile to show someone, and I can make changes instantly.

    Some features that I think would greatly improve this app, would be to have more color options instead of just the cool white, warm white, and blue. A color mixer would be good. Also more light options such as dots/circles to represent recessed fixtures or even just exposed bulbs. In my opinion, those would be a good start to make this more useful to designers.