Keylight PRO 2.0 2.0

Reviews

5 ★, on 2014-02-14
No more guesswork and multiple test shots. This app really rocks :) Also, very nice SLR-inspired design. One objection: guys, please put more preconfigured entries to strobes DB. You don't have anything from m4/3 system yet, but Olympus and Panasonic have quite nice range of external flashes. Same goes to Fujifilm and Sony.

3 ★, on 2014-12-13
Useful to a point, but really should display or calculate a chosen shutter speed. I can only imagine it defaults to 1/125 for compatibility. Those saying it's unimportant, don't assume we are using lights inside! I would like support for multiple lights, ie key light + fill + hair light. This is important as setting multiple lights based on distance to subject alone will result in overexposing the subject.

5 ★, on 2014-10-05
I have been a professional photographer and photography instructor for over 40+ years and your program, KeyLight Pro is one of the best photographic tools that I have used. It really makes my shooting more accurate and much quicker. After having tested the “free” unit and finding it outstanding I knew I had to upgrade—glad I did. And I only have one minor suggestion to improve the program. One of the things that I have done and which would benefit most photographers is that I set up my umbrellas (at a fixed distance from the light meter) in every configuration (I.E. shoot through, reflected silver, reflected white,) then I set up my soft boxes and do the same (i.e. diffusion, beauty dish, no diffusion). I shoot these with the flash I normally use (SB910 at full power). At each step I take a light meter reading and enter that data into the KeyLight Pro program. Then the next time I have to shoot I already know the flash settings, camera settings and distance settings that I need and I know them in advance. No more light meter reading. You have made it very simple. I just enter “Silver Umbrella reflected) or whatever the set up is. If a person does not have a light meter they could

2 ★, on 2016-11-03
Yongnuo 568 flash for Nikon which has been out for a long time. Not supported/listed. Probably a great app IF your flash manufacturer AND model are in its database. Not for me.

2 ★, on 2015-09-27
Tried launching but it hangs on a blank screen for a second tjen crashes. Using an S3

1 ★, on 2016-01-05
KeyLight Pro hangs and crashes when I attempt to list pre defined flash models or when I simply open the list of my gear after registering 1 flash. So it seems that it hangs on the network access when it tries to validate the license (whether i can use the 2nd flash unit), or when it attempts to download the list of standard flash models. The device in question is LG G4 running the stock version of Android 5.1. Needless to say that I have no problems acessing other content on my high speed network.