Best Cutvey Meter alternatives: apps like Cutvey Meter

Cutvey Meter is great, but it's not the only option. Explore 10+ similar apps for iPhone and iPad, each reviewed and rated by real users. Find free alternatives, premium upgrades, and hidden gems.

Top Alternatives to Cutvey Meter

CineFX by The Place APS

Strumenti per il cinema

Editor's Choice

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Free

Light Leak Club: Analog Film by Christian Axtmann

35mm Photography Community

Strong Contender

5.0(1 ratings)

Free

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A community for analog film photographers to share photos, discover cameras, and participate in challenges. Build a portfolio of your gear and connect with like-minded individuals who appreciate film grain.

DevelopFilm: Darkroom Lab by Aleksandrs Bertulis

Film Developing & Timer

Worth Considering

5.0(4 ratings)

FreeIn-App Purchases

This app is a pocket darkroom companion for black-and-white film development. It offers official developing times, a smart timer with agitation guidance, and full process control. Track your film details and parameters in a built-in journal to refine your workflow and achieve consistent results.

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This application facilitates the pairing of specific hardware controllers with Blackmagic cameras, enabling remote control of camera settings like iris, shutter, and color correction. It transforms gimbals and cameras into network-controlled PTZ heads, with advanced capabilities for controlling multiple gimbals simultaneously.

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Focus Alpha

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This app revolutionizes photography by offering remote focus bracketing and timelapse sequences for Sony cameras. Achieve stunning depth of field and gain unmatched control over your focus bracketing process directly from your smartphone.

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Calibrated cinema-grade color and exposure meterAccurate Kelvin color temperature measurementND filter calculator with APEX system

This app transforms your iPhone into a cinema-grade color and exposure meter. It provides accurate Kelvin measurements, ND filter recommendations, and on-set monitoring tools like waveforms and histograms. Plan shots with a sun position tracker and save/export your readings.

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This application allows you to remotely control and configure your Tikee camera. Set up time-lapse sequences, manage image uploads, preview framing, and monitor camera status in real-time. It supports various Tikee camera models and facilitates camera updates.

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Color Temperature Meter+

Measures Kelvin and tintIdentifies light typesSuggests camera white balance presets

This app measures the color temperature of ambient light in Kelvin and tint, offering insights into light types and matching camera white balance presets. It allows users to freeze, save, and export readings, and assists photographers in setting custom white balance and choosing lighting gels.

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Freefly Ember

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Control your Freefly Ember camera wirelessly from your iOS or iPadOS device. Adjust settings, review footage instantly, and export your best shots with ease. The app mirrors your camera's on-screen interface for a seamless workflow.

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Color perception assessmentMeasures perceived colorsEvaluates perceptual effectiveness

This experimental tool assesses your ability to perceive colors under various display conditions. It provides two key metrics: the number of colors you can distinguish and how effectively your current perception matches your theoretical potential. Regular use may help improve your visual perception of color nuances.

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