The Luxi incident light meter is designed for serious photographers. It is essentially an incident light meter that can be attached to an iPhone 4/4S or 5. For those who aren't avid shutterbugs, an incident light meter is used to measure light before it is reflected. The device is placed on the iPhone's front-facing camera and effectively measures how much light is hitting the person or thing you're photographing before it gets reflected off of them.
Unlike other iPhone photography accessories, the Luxi incident light meter doesn't try to turn your smartphone into something it's not (a high-tech camera). Instead, Luxi turns your smartphone into a photography accessory, aiding you when you're shooting with a real camera. Luxi has already reached its funding goal on Kickstarter and will retail for $24.95 when it's released in April.
What's Driving This Trend
- Incident Light Measurement
- The Luxi incident light meter demonstrates the trend of using smartphones to accurately measure light before it is reflected, improving photography outcomes.
- Smartphone Photography Accessories
- The Luxi incident light meter represents the trend of developing smartphone accessories that enhance the capabilities of traditional cameras.
- Crowdfunding Support for Photography Gadgets
- The successful Kickstarter campaign for the Luxi incident light meter highlights the trend of crowdfunding being used to support the development of innovative photography gadgets.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography Equipment
- The Luxi incident light meter offers disruptive innovation opportunities to the photography equipment industry by providing a cost-effective solution for accurate light measurement.
- Smartphone Accessories
- The Luxi incident light meter presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the smartphone accessories industry by adding a specialized functionality to smartphones for photographers.
- Crowdfunding Platforms
- The Luxi incident light meter showcases the disruptive innovation opportunities in the crowdfunding industry by successfully raising funds for the development of photography gadgets.
