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I had a lot of trouble getting my account recognized at first, but customer service stepped up to the plate and fixed it. Worth it! Spectacular maps and features and definitely eclipses my old Garmin. Of course, get a battery to prolong walking around, and Android screens are iffy in the sun, but none of that is the app’s fault. Love it! And thank you customer service.
Recently I had noticed a to EV reading discrepancy between the classic and pro modes. David responded to my email within literally minutes and gave me some things to look at. Ultimately fixing the issue was simply deleting the app, rebooting my phone, and then reinstalling. In hindsight I should’ve known to try this first, but it was good to have a brief conversation with the developer. Excellent app, super support!
Helps me to shot hundreds of photos with accurate light data. If you’re a film lover, this is the app you want.
I was a bit skeptical at first but I just picked up a camera with no meter and needed something quick for a trip and for only $3 it was worth a try compared to buying an expensive meter. I received scans back from the lab and all of the exposures were metered exactly how I intended when using the app(used in pro mode with selective metering). I like to travel with the least I can and always have my phone on me so I’ll keep using this app in the future.
The shutter speeds over 1 second need an “s” after the number. Because on every shutter dial on every camera, “4” means 1/4, and “4s” means 4 seconds. We are used to seeing it that way. It’s easy to get confused in the app when it says “4” and think it means 1/4.
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