How to Use the IM150 Light & Color Meter to Find Lighting Ratios

Using the IM150 Light & Color Meter to find lighting ratios makes the process so much faster easier. You can even use several of them at one time to find the lighting ratio for a subject very quickly.
Perfect for both photo and video, the IM150 Light & Color Meter is an easy-to-use, Bluetooth-enabled light, color, and strobe meter, that delivers the correct exposure and color temperature for any type of light (tungsten, daylight, LED, fluorescent, HMI, strobe, flash) directly to your phone.
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[@echoauxgen]

Fine and dandy for the studio BUT what about for the outdoors like a sunrise at the Grand Canyon before the sun hits the canyon but lit somewhat and getting the colordown deep. My favorite genre is Milky Ways where the color of the jin yang of pegasus one side is magenta (left) and a pale blue to the (right) AND sky glow sometimes a mix of green and magenta. Also I did some captures in an old mansion with old colors all about and used cube once but before a year earlier the white and grey domes both not using any flash (like paintings the flash make the colors fade), for I was using the A7S (back in 2015). The cube requires tow captures one with and one without then sinked in post. Also I have always wondered when using the cube and the domes should you point them toward the light verse pointing at the camera. Like you are outside doing a landscape and the light is coming at the camera not from behind. Next do we really need the extra meters. It is the Sony Cameras that can capture the light brightly and with colors the eye can not see even when you can not see the camera nor the buttons most times. My old A7S is the only camera that could capture all colors in AWB.
Just an add the video about being in the caves in SE Asia with different light colors and very low lighting and getting it all bright using the cube was a eye opener but finding is very hard so I starred it for easy find to show others in emails.

[@DatacolorSpyder]

Hi, the IM150 can be used in studio and in outdoor setups. In outdoor setups there can be of course limitations, e.g. taking shots across the Gand Canyon.
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