Your best large format iPhone app?

[Fred L]

I like Pocket Light Meter which allows to to change iso, shutter speed and aperture. While it will never be as good as my Pentax spot or Sekonic incident, it is a good way to record shots and settings, something I always forget to do.

[lecarp]

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[Jim Andrada]

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[StoneNYC]

Light meter app and massive dev chart app, don't rely use the light meter much just if I forget my second but the dev chart app is all I use for developing now it's great!

Going to look up that reciprocity app...

Also... Posting with tapatalk... It's WAY better than the website, I can't find anything when I use the real site, tapatalk is MUCH simpler and easier.

[cosmicexplosion]

I bought mas dev chart but it only does black and white.
Any one know of a colour dev app?

[welly]

Clinometer is brilliant for levelling your camera. As far as I can tell its pretty accurate. Certainly accurate enough for the army.

Photo Tools Pro I think is great too. I found a few issues with it previously but recently releases seem to be very stable. I was going to write my own but decided it works well enough that I can get used to some of its nuances. I'm not sure I make much use of some of the features (vibration sensor, level - Clinometer is much better) but the logging functionality is great.

[Grumium]

My favorite iPhone LF App is Viewfinder Pro, which is also helpful at times when not schlepping the camera around. In the field, I do use it together with probably the best water tight case from Apanook.

Further Apps:
#2 Helios Sun Calculator
#3 Photo Buddy

[Steve Hamley]

Sunseeker seems to be $8.99

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sun-...330247123?mt=8

Cheers, Steve

[C. D. Keth]

Perhaps I bought sunseeker on sale. I remembered less. In any case, it's worth $9.

[ataim]

Sun seekers has a little brother, Moon seeker.