Studio C-41 · For Photographers & Filmmakers
v1.0 · TestFlight BetaPOCKETMETER PRO
A light meter for photographers and cinematographers, built into the phone already in your pocket.
On screen
Everything on one screen.
Live readout up top, the mode you're in, and the exposure deck. All of it sits over the viewfinder.
Live EV, tap-to-spot, and your working exposure on the deck.
Shutter angle, iris, ND in stops, and false color at your exposure.
Every reading stamped and saved to Photos, pinned to where you shot.
The full readout and deck follow you into landscape.
What it does
A complete exposure reading, every time you meter.
Point, meter, and get a complete exposure. Built for film shooters and cinematographers who work in stops and angles.
Real-time exposure read from the camera sensor. You get EV plus a full shutter, aperture, and ISO reading that tracks the light as you move.
Lock the iris and ISO you're shooting and the shutter tracks the light. Lock just one and it picks a sensible pair for the rest. Whatever you leave open is the number it hands you.
Tap a shadow and it's placed at middle gray, spot-meter style. Tap back out to overall scene metering any time.
Tap a value, drag to dial it in with haptic detents, release to set. The other dials move with it as you turn. It feels like a real meter, not a form.
Shutter angle instead of speed, iris instead of aperture. 180° at 24 fps reads 1/48, with ND in density notation (0.3–1.8) right in the control bar where you dial.
ARRI-style false color: green is middle gray, pink is skin, red clips. Bands read relative to your dialed settings rather than the phone's auto-exposure.
Distance to your subject in feet and inches on Pro devices, out to about 16 ft (5 m) — the range of Apple's LiDAR. Plus a live scene color-temperature readout for matching white balance.
Save an annotated frame to Photos with the full exposure stamped on it, geotagged to where you shot it. Hold to freeze a reading while you work.
Beta
Testing now on TestFlight.
PocketMeter Pro is in beta with a small group of photographers and camera crew. Public invites open soon.