GrayZone app analytics for January 7

GrayZone is a pocket-sized digital spot exposure meter, designed by professional photographers for those who want to truly understand and control exposure.
Developed from over 25 years of professional experience at max&douglas, it comes from real-world use in the field, not from automated simulations. Zone-based exposure reading * Tap a point in the frame to measure light in that specific area. * Readings are primarily based on the selected zone. * Ideal for portraits, complex lighting, and critical situations. * Measurements are calibrated to render the selected area as neutral gray using camera data, with priority given to the chosen zone. Direct exposure control * Set ISO before measuring, just like with a dedicated light meter. * Instantly get accurate shutter speed and aperture combinations. * Exposure lock to hold readings while recomposing or adjusting settings. * Half-stop support for finer control. Essential interface * Live preview that respects the sensor’s native aspect ratio. * Displays only what’s necessary, without distractions. Total privacy * No photos are taken or saved. * No data is collected or transmitted. * The camera is used exclusively to measure light. For manual photographers * Useful with both analog and digital cameras. * Helps determine exposure before taking the shot. * It doesn’t replace your camera. It works alongside it.