Those of you who practice the art of photography have probably heard or used light meters in the past. These are devices that are used to determine the proper exposure for photos. We have already covered light meter apps that could help you in that regard. These 2 iPhone light meters could also prove useful for photographers:
Luxi: a cool tool that helps you determine the best settings for your DSLR camera, when used with a light meter app.
Lumu: a light meter for iPhone and Android devices. It has its own sensor to offer you more accurate readings. The project was fully funded on Kickstarter. It remains to be seen where it goes from there.
Bonus:
Pocket Light Meter: we have tried a number of awesome iPhone light meter apps in the past. Pocket Light Meter happens to be one of the best. It measures reflected light and handles reciprocity calculations.
Have you found better iPhone light meters? Please share them here.
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