Photo Light & Exposure Meter

Photo Light & Exposure Meter

Measure Shutter Speed, Lux, EV

3.2K ratings
240 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 17, 2017
  • May 6, 2026

Features

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About

This app acts as a portable light meter for photographers. It helps you understand correct photography settings and experiment with shutter speed, aperture, and ISO in real time. Save snapshots with parameters and geolocation, and measure color temperature.

Real-time shooting value selection
Adjustable shutter speed, aperture, ISO
Preliminary picture settings preview
Save snapshots with parameters and geolocation
Real-time color temperature measurement
Real-time histogram plotting
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What's New in Photo Light & Exposure Meter

2.5.4

May 6, 2026

Updated the "Close" button position. It is now much easier to see against the background, based on your feedback.

Subscription plans

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In-App Purchases

$19.99

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User reviews

Scam

Paid for the premium features, they are not working.

Great App

Works like a champ!

Accurate!
Easy to use
Reads color temp + exposure
Since it is on my phone I always have it with me

Top app

Seems very accurate,beats buying a separate meter👍

Predatory pricing model

Can’t even test this app without providing payment info. Feels like the developer is trying to make money on people who forget about subscriptions rather than people who use and value their product. This pricing model is not consumer-friendly.

Not free, subscription based

Not free, subscription based

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

App crashes or freezes frequently

Bug

Incorrect exposure readings in certain lighting conditions

Bug

Aperture and ISO settings not working as expected

Bug

Difficulty switching between free and paid versions

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add more shutter speed and aperture options

Feature

Implement spot metering functionality

Feature

Allow saving and syncing of meter readings

Feature

Provide more customization options

Feature

Improve integration with camera apps

Feature

FAQ

What does the Photo Light & Exposure Meter app do?

This app functions as a portable light meter for photographers. It helps users understand how to correctly set their camera's shutter speed, aperture, and ISO in real time to achieve optimal exposure. It also allows for experimentation with these settings and provides features like saving snapshots with parameters and geolocation.

What are the key features of this light meter app?

Key features include real-time selection of optimal shooting values, the ability to change and fix individual settings like shutter speed, aperture, and ISO while others adjust automatically, and a preview function to see how changes would affect a photo. It also offers saving snapshots with parameters and geolocation, real-time color temperature measurement, and histogram plotting.

Is this app free to use?

The application is free to download and use, but it does offer in-app purchases. This means that while core functionality is available for free, certain advanced features or options may require a purchase.

Who is the target audience for this app?

This app is designed for photographers, from beginners learning the fundamentals to more experienced users who want a convenient tool for precise exposure control. It's for anyone who wants to experiment with camera settings in real time and understand the impact on their photos.

Can I use this app to measure light in different units?

The app's subtitle mentions measuring Lux and EV, indicating it can provide readings in these common light measurement units. This allows photographers to understand the ambient light conditions and translate them into appropriate camera settings.