Currently, diagrams are saved as pictures. Consequently, they cannot be eddited after the initiat saving. It would be good if you could change existing diagrams.

i like to see a not for each light like : 500ws -1/3 setting

and 3 feet and 5 in from subject..

and a list view:

1 Light Medium softbox 250ws @ 4 feet
...

Thanks

It would be great if you could add a note and an example photo to the diagram to show how the setup looks.

Currently there is no option to designate the size of a light source to the subject. It would be useful if you could make modifiers such as soft boxes bigger and smaller, maybe via zoom feature or something.

Please update app with support for iPad. It would not need any new features, just the use of the full iPad screen without "doubling"

Cool and useful app! But I'm shooting with regular speedlites. I'd like regular flash with umbrella, regular flash with snoot, with grid etc etc.

Add moon and sun to lighting items list.

Allow iPhone uses to share their diagrams as editable files rather than sending PNG files. It would also be nice to have a list of standards open for public use or allow users to donate setups for public use.

1. Be able to upload the diagram to flickr
2. Be able to mark my pictures on flickr with the lighting diagrams. This could be done by posting the lighting diagram in the photo comment session.

Include some basic lighting setup diagrams for beginners so they know how to set up a shoot. Instead of inputting their own, they can come to strobox to get ideas on how to set up a shot

Sometimes you shoot not in a studio but in a home or office or another enclosed building. There you usually shoot near walls and windows.

Please add a wall and a window in the items I can drag on the diagram

In studio, the power of light will be set by Aperture Value... same thing of this : http://www.pbase.com/mcmomo/no_01

For Softbox, i need a aperture value ... F:8 and i can add a value for snook F:6 ...

Besides showing the lights themselves, it would be nice to see the "light cone", i.e. the shape of the light each strobe/modifier throws. For example the edges of the cone for a softbox would fade, so rotating the light can show the degree of feathering that is intended more clearly. For harder lights it can show whether the light is intended to hit the subject directly or meant to "glance" off it.

The light-cones could be shown only when a light is selected so as not to confuse things.

Lens, F-stop, Shutter speed. ISO,

The resolution on the iPhone is well enough to show work in a pinch, or over coffe so I usually copy a lot of
my work to my iPhones photo album. . If discussing technique it would be nice to show the photo and have it linked with a diagram created for a better visual understanding. As it is said, a picture is worth a thousand words.

It would be really useful to be able to brand my setups so others can look for the source and more information (i.e. my blog/website). A small textarea in the footer would be enough.

On a separate screen, where you can set Speed, ISO, Aperture, etc. This data would show up on footer or header of the generated PNG file.