Lux Light Meter – Illuminance 1.23.10

Light Meter provides a comprehensive solution for measuring light intensity using your device's light sensor. The app accurately determines the light intensity and presents it on a LUX Meter, making it an essential tool for photographers assessing light conditions. Please note that the precision level relies on the quality of your phone's light sensor.

• High accuracy light measurement and spot metering
• Export all measurements (lx, fx, W/m2) to CSV files and handle data professionally
• Lux and Foot-candle units
• Measures and records minimum, average, and maximum brightness levels
• Full sensor calibration
• Photovoltaic module to read brightness levels of the sky, walls, or bright objects
• Share and export measurements easily
• Assists in selecting appropriate light bulbs for home installations and lighting setups
• Useful for relighting schools, kitchens, offices, homes, and rooms
• Analyze light levels in indoor environments effectively
• Conduct experiments for light metering and studio lighting using the light meter feature
• Evaluate flashlights and other lighting equipment efficiently

We recommend utilizing this accurate pocket light meter for flickering issues and a straightforward room light meter to gauge indoor light levels. Light Meter reads the current illumination level through your phone's light sensor during photography sessions. You can check optimal lighting values in various environments by selecting different room types. The results are displayed in lux (lx) and fc units based on the chosen room type to help you assess the recommended lighting levels.

Important Notes:

1. The Light Meter app requires a device with a light sensor; older models may not support this feature.
2. The sensor is typically located in the top left corner of your screen; ensure it is unobstructed when checking illumination intensity using the lux meter.
3. The accuracy of measurements depends on your device's sensor precision and may vary between devices or differ from actual lighting conditions.
4. For accurate results, maintain your device steadily in a horizontal position during measurements.