アナログ露出計 Light Meter

アナログ露出計 Light Meter

by Tadao Nishijima

0 ratings
2 reviews
Free
With Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 7, 2025
  • August 1, 2026

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This app uses your device's camera to measure light exposure, displaying readings in a fun, analog-style format. It calculates EV and suggests shutter speed and aperture combinations. While it shows incident light, it actually measures reflected light.

Camera-based light measurement
Analog display for readings
EV calculation
Shutter speed and F-number suggestions
Reflected light measurement
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What's New in アナログ露出計 Light Meter

1.1.3

August 1, 2026

・初回起動時に使い方を確認できる説明画面を追加しました。 ・画面右上の「?」ボタンから、いつでも使い方を確認できるようになりました。 ・説明画面の英語表示に対応しました。 ・一部の画面レイアウトを調整しました。

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指針式の露出系

指針式の露出系だからSSと絞りが選びやすくてすごく使いやすい。
有料でいいから広告をなくして欲しい

これは良い

有料でも良いのでコマーシャルを外せるようにして欲しい

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FAQ

Does Light Meter have ads?

Yes, Light Meter contains advertisements. This allows the app to remain free for users to download and utilize its features.

What devices is Light Meter compatible with?

Light Meter is designed for iPhone devices. It is not currently available for iPad or other platforms.

How often is Light Meter updated?

The latest version, 1.1.2, was released on June 21, 2025. Updates are provided periodically to improve functionality and address any issues.

What is the age rating for Light Meter?

Light Meter has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages.

How does Light Meter measure light?

Light Meter uses your device's camera to measure reflected light. It then displays the measurement in an analog format, calculating EV and suggesting shutter speed and F-number combinations.

Is Light Meter free to use?

Yes, Light Meter is available for free. It is supported by advertisements.

What information does Light Meter provide?

Light Meter provides FC values, calculates EV, and displays suggested combinations of shutter speed and F-number based on the measured light.