Has anyone used the Photone app for light measurement?

[Wrecked11]

I recently found an app for light measurements. It's supposed to measure ppfd and dli look good but i don't khow how accurate it is does anyone have info or experience with it. If it's accurate definitely a good tool to have and doesn't cost anything yet

 

[CharlieWaffles]

I use it also but I’ve been told it’s shiite. Curious what others think too.
Following.

 

[Azimuth]

The Apple version is supposed yo be more accurate than the Android version. I think @Jon uses it or similar and he compared it to the chart from his light and found it matched up pretty well.

 

[Absorber]

I have it and I use a Samsung Android and its accurate to my lux meter , I find it really good to use

 

[FortuneSeeker]

The Apple version is supposed yo be more accurate than the Android version. I think @Jon uses it or similar and he compared it to the chart from his light and found it matched up pretty well.

I think that Migro dude has an youtube video, says it's pretty accurate. It also costs something.

 

[Azimuth]

I think that Migro dude has an youtube video, says it's pretty accurate. It also costs something.

I think like 5 bucks to unlock the one you want.

 

[Absorber]

I think that Migro dude has an youtube video, says it's pretty accurate. It also costs something.

Im on Android phone and the photon app was free for me.
I love the app

 

[Wrecked11]

It was free for me also if it is accurate definitely a great app

 

[Absorber]

It was free for me also if it is accurate definitely a great app

Yea its a great tool

 

[FortuneSeeker]

I think like 5 bucks to unlock the one you want.

It's like 100$

 

[Meph]

You can sub for all features (spendy over time) or you can just buy the one off specific light calcs you need. Every one-off feature I click into is 5-6$ to add. Have nothing but other YT vids and product documentation to base off of but comparing to those, it's not bad. Eventually want to get something more reputable but across the free options, seems pretty good. On iPhone anyway.

 

[Absorber]

You can sub for all features (spendy over time) or you can just buy the one off specific light calcs you need. Every one-off feature I click into is 5-6$ to add. Have nothing but other YT vids and product documentation to base off of but comparing to those, it's not bad. Eventually want to get something more reputable but across the free options, seems pretty good. On iPhone anyway.

See thats strange im on Android and the whole thing is free