We're happy to announce a big update to the Android app! The app is now officially in production and now version 1.0. You should be automatically be prompted to update to the newest version or you can visit Google Play to update. Highlights Support
We're happy to announce a big update to the iOS app! The app is now officially in production and now version 1.0.66. You should be automatically be prompted to update to the newest version or you can visit the Apple App Store to update manually. Highlights
The Isolight Puck is a compact USB-connected incident light and color meter. The Puck is designed to be integrated into laboratory, production, and image quality test systems.
The Isolight Color is a 4-channel incident light and color meter that securely holds standard test charts.
The Isolight is a four-channel illuminance light meter that securely holds standard test charts. By constantly measuring reporting light levels, the Isolight ensures that your chart is properly lit for the most accurate measurements.
The IM150 is a wireless incident light and color meter that connects to your iPhone or Android device over Bluetooth. Measure ambient, continuous, and strobe lighting at multiple locations in a scene Set lighting ratios accurately and without moving between the scene and your lights Color match continuous lights/strobes to ambient or any color
The IM150 meter has all the functions of other meters, plus the convenience of remote sensing & multiple sensors in a very small, convenient package. Join the Illuminati and gain mastery of light
The Isolight Color is a four-channel light meter that securely holds standard test charts. By monitoring the illuminance and color across the test chart, it ensures your lighting is consistent and even for the most accurate image quality measurements.
We are proud to announce the IM150, the successor to our popular IM100 meter. The IM150 includes many new features and improvements: More accurate color metering of white LED sources More accurate and consistent metering of fast and low-power strobes Longer battery life
BY MORGAN Hi, this is Jay P! Today, we are going to be talking about 3 different ways you can set the right exposure for film. The biggest thing for beginning film photographers is to learn is how to meter your film properly. All of our film stock was processed and scanned by Richard Photo Lab. Thanks
