Photography Assistant - FREE
by Kailuo Wang, Version: 1.5 , 252 KB Official Site
Package name: com.kaipic.lightmeter , Last Update: 2012-09-19 05:08:06
125 ratings (3.536 average)
10,000-50,000 downloads
What's new in this version (1.5):
New Feature:
The ability to select light value using categorized light scenarios.
Improved message when ambient light sensor is not ready
Bug fix:
Incorrect relationship between ISO and Light value in manual mode
Description
Photography Assistant provides exposure setting calculation and depth of field/hyperfocal distance calculation.
It was designed mostly to use with film cameras, although the dof/hyperfocal function can be useful for digital cameras too.
It also tries to take advantage of the ambient light sensor on the phone.
The exposure setting calculation supports three modes: aperture priority, shutter priority and manual mode.
Last comments from Android Market
Kryn (***)
It may potentially be a useful tool, but with instructions I found myself unable to do anything useful with it. 3 stars for potential...
brandon (**)
Very limited! Not really able to do very much. Needs more options, light meter? More choices of fstop / shutter speed.
Craig (****)
Terrific! Works well with my Droid 2 + Canon T1i. Menu drop downs don't populate the current settings, but other than that- solid. Thanks
Bryson (***)
Needs to update.
Robert (**)
Doesnt work on g1 1.5, light sensor not found, does g1 not have one? The height also does not fit the screen, needs a scroller or resizing
evilrocker (****)
Good idea! It works not so well on my milestone. Longing for tour new version. Everybody should try calibrating the light sensor. It works.
Dan (****)
Works really well but sometimes needs to be closed and restarted. I'll have to develop the pictures and come back with an update.
Michael (*)
Light meter doesn't work properly on my HTC Desire running 2.1 Mike
Stefano (**)
Looks like a great app... pity its not clear at all how to use it!!
Sean (***)
Wish the text in the pulldown boxes had more contrast to button..hard to see. Otherwise pretty well thought out.
