Opple Light Meter Pro - Inexpensive CCT and Tint light meter!

[@IsraelMagalit]

Thanks for sharing this. Another flashlight related (potential) purchase that I will have a hard time explaining to my wife 😅

[@rob21]

I bought 2 of these a while ago. Such a cool device for the price!

[@LiquidRetro]

Nice video, I learned a few things.

[@HylasFlooring]

great video, i'm on my way to get one of mine.

[@TheFossilChannel]

very cool! ive been looking into more light gear. thanks for the video and review. just ordered one now.

[@tomsmit2065]

This would be great! Only issue is that they don't ship to the NL 😐 my luck again.

[@itachii267]

Thank you for the tutorial good sir. I was wondering where I could get that tube you were shining the flashlights into on your last video? Or is that self created?

[@cheule]

It’s a Texas_Ace lumen tube. He’s a fellow on BLF that makes and calibrates them. Otherwise there are videos on YT about making integrating Spheres. Matt Smith has a good one about it.

[@ajanganticarry]

Does it also measure the lux accurately?

[@feahnorl]

Whats the correct Opple light reader to buy? I see you link to the light master 2 but the one in the video is the pro version.

[@cheule]

The new 3 is the one to get.

[@TheChemicalWorkshop]

i wonder how accurate the CRI measurment is... ideas? i'd like to buy this

[@cheule]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6THpGWng9l5bLM should help!

[@g3force782]

No matter how I adjust the lumens the Opple Light Master Pro will always under-read about 200K to 500K. Here are my values: OSRAM W2 (CCT: 5715, Ra: 66.6) - Noctigon DM11 Nichia 219B SW45K (CCT: 4281, Ra: 95.5) - Emisar D4V2 CREE XP-L HI 5000K V3 3A (CCT: 4576, Ra: 74.3) - Emisar D4V2

[@cheule]

I would just know that about your Opple and mentally add 300k to the values I read.

[@biasedtoast4436]

Gonna try that app. Thanks

[@lightweaverx4381]

Right at the last graphic you displayed isn't it showing you bbl and where your light source is sitting in relation to it?