In this work, we investigated the interaction of a number of novel pH-sensitive spin probes (imidazoline-and imidazolidine-based nitroxides) with isolated chloroplasts. The light-induced changes in the electron paramagnetic resonance signals of these radicals are determined by several factors: ApH-driven aecumulation of nitroxides inside the thylakoids, consumption (or evolution) of oxygen by chloroplasts, and irreversible loss of spin probe paramagnetism. A comparative study of these radicals characterized by different pK~ allowed us to conclude that these spin probes can be used as pH indicators for monitoring the intrathylakoid pH-and light-induced changes in oxygen concentration in chloroplast suspension.