MeterGlass

MeterGlass

Your Pocket Light Meter

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$9.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 9, 2026
  • September 29, 2026

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MeterGlass is a professional light meter built for film and large format photographers. Metering • Average metering and ~1.5° spot metering with a live acceptance-angle readout; pinch to zoom in tighter • Zone System: multi-point capture and placement, scene contrast and N+/N- development suggestions, shareable metering cards • Calibration in 0.1 EV steps against a gray card or a meter you trust Film formats • Nine format masks from 135 to 8x10 (including 6x12/6x17 panoramic) with in-mask metering • Live equivalent focal length per format, portrait/landscape framing, zoom with 5mm detents Exposure • EV, aperture/shutter pairs, exposure compensation, illuminance (lux) and color temperature • Filter factors (yellow/orange/red/ND) and bellows extension compensation, folded into suggestions automatically • ISO 20–25600, apertures f/1–f/256, full/half/third-stop steps Instrument-style interface, six languages, fully offline, zero data collection.
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What's New in MeterGlass

3.0

September 29, 2026

3.0 • Records. Save a metering session, with roll, frame, notes, and the aperture and shutter you actually used. Shot black-and-white negatives can be grouped by development. • Equipment presets. Save a camera, lens, and film, and apply the EI, format, and usual filter in one tap. Aperture priority, shutter priority, and exact B times are included. • Zone map. The frozen frame is shown by zone, along with how much of the picture falls on each. • Print preview. See how the picture might print from your placement and the suggested development. • Live zone map. In normal metering, the viewfinder shows where each part of the frame falls. • Calibrate against a meter, measure a filter factor, and hear the exposure read aloud. • Filter and bellows controls are on the viewfinder. • Leave a Zone session and pick it up again.

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