CineKelvin Pro – Light Meter

CineKelvin Pro turns your phone into a practical on-set companion for measuring scene light and reading color temperature. Designed for clarity and speed, it helps you make informed decisions about exposure and white balance without juggling multiple tools. Main Features - Live light reading with lux and foot-candle units - Color temperature estimation in Kelvin - Adjustable units and display preferences - Capture and save reference frames as you work - Onboarding guide that explains every reading - Light and dark themes that adapt to your environment Why You Might Like It - A single screen shows the values you actually use on set - Readings update smoothly so you can compare lighting setups quickly - Settings persist across sessions, so the app opens the way you left it - Designed with a calm, distraction-free interface Use Cases - Indie filmmakers checking key, fill, and ambient light - Photographers balancing mixed-temperature sources - Camera assistants verifying white balance before a take - Students and learners studying scene lighting and color theory - Content creators setting up a consistent home studio Performance and Privacy The app runs locally on your device. Camera input is processed on-device for measurement and is not uploaded. Settings are stored privately on your phone. The interface is built to stay responsive on a wide range of Android devices. Get Started Open CineKelvin Pro, point your camera at the scene, and read the values as they update. Adjust your units in Settings to match your workflow, and use the included guide if you want a quick refresher on what each reading means. If you have feedback or feature requests, you can reach the developer through the listing page. Honest reviews are appreciated and help shape future updates. Does CineKelvin Pro replace a dedicated hardware light meter? No. It is a helpful reference for everyday work, but professional production should still rely on calibrated hardware where accuracy is critical. Which units are supported? Lux and foot-candles for illuminance, and Kelvin for color temperature. You can switch units in Settings. Does the app work offline? Yes. Measurements are processed on-device and do not require an internet connection. Will my camera frames be uploaded anywhere? No. Camera input is processed locally for readings. Does it support tablets? The app is designed for phones first. It can run on tablets but is optimized for handheld use on set. How accurate are the readings? Readings are calibrated for general guidance. Results may vary based on the device camera and ambient conditions.