Raw Click vs Analog Light Meter

RAW CLICK – Snap. Wait. Relive. Just like the good old days. RAW CLICK brings back the magic of disposable cameras—only smarter and way more fun. Designed for events, parties, weddings, festivals, and gatherings, RAW CLICK lets guests snap photos without instant previews. The twist? All photos are revealed after the event ends—surprising, nostalgic, and oh-so-real. How it works: Create or Join an Event: Hosts can easily create events and invite friends via QR code or link. Snap without Previews: Just like film rolls, photos remain hidden until the event ends. Surprise Gallery Reveal: Once the timer’s up, relive the entire experience through everyone’s lenses. Share & Celebrate: Download, save, and share the best memories. Why RAW CLICK? Bring back the surprise of film photography. Encourage authentic, in-the-moment shots. Perfect for birthdays, weddings, school events, festivals, and corporate parties. Simple, beautiful, and fun to use. Features: Disposable camera simulation with limited shots per guest. Hidden gallery until reveal time. Live countdown timer. QR code & link-based event join system. Secure, private photo uploads. Admin controls for hosts. Custom guest limits and in-app upgrades. RAW CLICK isn’t just an app—it’s an experience. Capture moments the way they’re meant to be remembered—raw, real, and revealed later. Download now and make your next event unforgettable!

A light meter app for iPhone inspired by classic analog exposure meters. Set the ISO using the button at the bottom of the screen, then select a metering mode using the button in the upper-left corner. Use the monitor at the top center of the screen to check the metering area, then tap the light meter to take a reading. Based on the measured exposure, the analog-style dial rotates to show combinations of shutter speed and aperture. 【Main Features】 ・ISO setting ・Evaluative, Partial, and Spot metering modes ・On-screen display of the metering area ・Analog-style exposure dial ・Instructions available in Japanese and English Tap the “?” button in the upper-right corner at any time to view instructions. Note: The app is visually inspired by incident-light analog exposure meters, but exposure measurements are made using the iPhone camera.