29th June
2009
I am wondering, is there an iPhone app that acts as a rudementry light meter? Surely it wouldn’t be that hard to do. The phone already has a camera. People are writing apps like it is going out of style. Surely some smart geek could come up with an app that could be used as a light meter? Come on geeks of the world, get to it. And I want my cut of iStore profits!
Note: I dont actually own an iPhone yet, but if anyone wants to give me one of the new iPhone 3GS phones, I would be more than happy to test drive it. 
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Would be the cats pyjamas imo, my TLR doesnt get out as much as I would like. This would be a great help for me.
Umm, be better if the iPhone had a light source to begin with. Makes shooting in low-light a nightmare without one. C’mon Apple how could you have missed such a rudimentary element.