False Color Viewer vs Lume

Import photos and videos to inspect exposure with false color overlays. Compare the original to false color, then switch exposure systems. False color is rendered locally. Only the media you choose is imported. Apple Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Lume is a professional light meter for film photography and cinema. Point at the scene, lock the reading, then compose the shutter-aperture pair on click-stop wheels, the way a real meter works. PHOTO MODE • Reading at the centre of the frame, weighted like a TTL meter • Aperture or shutter priority, third-of-a-stop scales • Exposure compensation ±3 EV and ND filters up to ND1000 • 24 film stocks with reciprocity failure correction YOUR CAMERA • Set the shutter speeds and apertures your camera and lens actually have (e.g. 1/8–1/500, ƒ2.8–ƒ16) • The wheels stop there, and Lume never suggests a value you can't set • When the light asks for more than your camera can give, it tells you, and by how many stops FLASH • Work out the exposure for a shot with flash: guide number, the power the flash is set to (1/1, 1/2, 1/4…) and the distance • Flash and ambient light are added together, the way they add on film • On models with LiDAR the subject distance is measured at the centre of the frame CINE MODE • Frame rate and shutter angle • Aperture in tenths of a stop, as used on set LOGBOOK • Save every reading with a photo and the data burned in • Find your shots in a grid or on a map • Share, or save to your camera roll Metering uses the camera's real metadata together with pixel analysis, continuously calibrated against the sensor. Interface in English and Italian.