Polish software developer Starsoft has released an iPhone app called Exposure Value Meter. Working from 3EV to 17EV, the app measures ambient exposure, and performs shutter speed and aperture calcualations for any ISO sensitivity setting. Measurements are stored, and the results of previous measurements can be retrieved byt he user. The app can be downloaded from Apple’s App Store for $2.99.

Starsoft Press Release

Starsoft has released an Exposure Value Meter iPhone app that allows users to measure incident light value and calculate correct exposure settings. The app logs all the measurements with EV value as well as selected ISO, aperture and shutter speed details as user takes measurements. The EV Meter app can be downloaded from Apple’s App Store for $2.99

Exposure Value Meter turns your iPhone into a professional exposure meter.

Exposure Value meter is an ideal application for every professional and amateur photographer. It will measure current lighting conditions and provide a combination of relative aperture and camera shutter speed to make a great picture.

With EVmeter you will not have to manually make aperture and shutter speed calculations.

Have you ever wanted to check the lighting conditions before taking a picture? Have you ever wondered how to setup you camera when using different filters? Select correction for exposure value and EVmeter will automatically give you the best shutter speed and aperture for your camera to make professional pictures.

Every measurement will be recorded, which will allow you to compare different lighting conditions.There is no limitation on the number of measurements that can be stored.

FEATURES:
- exposure value measurements from 3 to 17 EV
- shutter speed and aperture calculations
- EV correction
- easy to access measurements history
- languages: english, spanish, german, polish

Exposure Value Meter is for sale in Apple’s App Store for only $2.99

Link to the Exposure Value Meter in iTunes store:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/exposure-value-meter/id370257019?mt=8

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