anonymous |
Light Meters All, I am required to purchase a light meter for Tafe (further education in Australia). I don't care to have the best thing in the world, but I need to be able to read ambient, flash and have any other basic features that will make my life easier. I have found both of these on ebay, I would love some professional thoughts on them. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7594712408&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1
I have never used a light meter before (only at Tafe) so not sure exactly what to look for. Which one do you think is better? Thanks to everyone in advance who responds. Nat
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anonymous |
anyone please?
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Samuel Smith |
i don't have a clue natalie, I just didn't want you to think everyone had left and you were here by yourself. good luck,sam
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anonymous |
Thanks Sam...... I thought someone around here would of had some knowledge of light meters....
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Maverick Creatives |
Hi Natalie. The examples you gave are of light meters made by two of the most reputable manufacturers. Good Start. I use the Sekonic L-358 because of the dual ISO however I do like the Sekonic L308S. Lots of bang for the buck in this new model. Also, just thought I'd mention I have made purchases from the supplier in hong kong your link shows with fantastic results. VERY quick delivery, great packaging and all that. anyhow,,,that'd be my suggestion. Gary
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anonymous |
Thank you so much Gary! It is good to know you know the models and makes and that you also have purchased off them before too. I was leaning towards the Sekonic, I think you have helped me make my mind up.
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Ken Raymond |
Hi Natalie, I own a Sekonic L-358 which works very nicely, it reads incident, ambient, flash and also has a lumispher. I would definately recommend the Sekonic. I've heard that the Minolta is a better light meter but for the money the sekonic wins. It hasn't failed me yet.
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