Light Meter - lux and foot candle measurement tool

Published by Marina Polyanskaya on Sep 16, 2015

Genre: Utilities

Ratings: 3.78

Version: 1.1

Updated: Sep 09, 2016

Downloads: 618

Light Meter - lux and foot candle measurement tool is a utility app developed by Marina Polyanskaya. The last update, v1.10, released on September 09, 2016, and it’s rated 3.78 out of 5 based on the latest 117 reviews. Light Meter - lux and foot candle measurement tool costs $1.99 and requires iOS 7.0+ and Android 6 or newer to download.

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Description

Light meter in your pocket! The only app you really need to measure light intensity. Calibrated with professional Illuminometer.

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User Reviews and Ratings

★★★★★ Light meter very good

I spent over 60 years in electro optical engineering, and this is by far the best two dollars I ever spent. I agree the color temperature would be a big plus, and to be able to see the image would be very helpful to get things pointed the right way.

★★★★★ Helpful app

Gives consistent readings. I use it to compare lighting in different rooms and comparing different fixtures.

★★★★★ Personal Injury metet

As an investigator of tripping injury accidents, the ability to get a light intensity reading with my phone cuts down on a lot of equipment to lug onto a job site. Love this app.

★★★★★ The best app for measuring illumination. WeHave tried several. We use this in el

Electronic testing. Accurate, easy to use. Simply the best.

★★☆☆☆ Could be user error but

It’s totally possible that I’m using it wrong, but since there’s no instructions, I don’t know how else to do it. It seems pretty arbitrary, like I’ll hold it up to one spot and it will give me a light range from like 18 fcs to 2,000 fcs so idk.

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