Exposure Meters
Apr 21, 2013 17:52:03 #
Of the three I use regularly, this is my favorite and most accurate. Salford Electrical Instruments Ltd. Photometer.
It can present a problem when travelling by air, as most TSA agents have no idea what it is.
It can present a problem when travelling by air, as most TSA agents have no idea what it is.
Apr 22, 2013 05:54:55 #
Blimey it looks like a periscope off a submarine ! I usually use an android app on my cell phone... just because its a little less to carry.
Cheers kev
Cheers kev
Apr 22, 2013 11:30:28 #
big ed wrote:
Blimey it looks like a periscope off a submarine ! I usually use an android app on my cell phone... just because its a little less to carry.
Cheers kev
Cheers kev
Wow Really!? Does it work good? Which app is it? I always carry my phone so if it works good I won't buy a light meter. Thanks for the info
Apr 22, 2013 12:18:04 #
H sherrylynn download for free from playstore. just type in lightmeter in the search box...there are lots of them i use the one in the top left hand corner called "lightermeter" it works good with my galaxy note....
Kev
Kev
Oct 4, 2014 04:50:23 #
Pablo8
Loc: Nottingham UK.
Crikey!! I had heard that there was another of these still in existance. Mine was used when 5 x 4 camera needed the accurate exposure for the expensive colour film with a less - forgiving exposure latitude. Don't use it now, the Profisix has taken over those duties.
Aug 12, 2015 16:22:30 #
rmalarz wrote:
Of the three I use regularly, this is my favorite and most accurate. Salford Electrical Instruments Ltd. Photometer.
It can present a problem when travelling by air, as most TSA agents have no idea what it is.
It can present a problem when travelling by air, as most TSA agents have no idea what it is.
Does it meter flash, and show the ratio of ambient to flash, as the OP requires?
Aug 12, 2015 17:19:45 #
JohnSwanda wrote:
Does it meter flash, and show the ratio of ambient to flash, as the OP requires?
No, but it's in the price range.
--Bob
Aug 12, 2015 17:21:08 #
big ed wrote:
Blimey it looks like a periscope off a submarine ! I usually use an android app on my cell phone... just because its a little less to carry.
Cheers kev
Cheers kev
In a pinch, I've used my cellphone app, as well.
--Bob
Aug 12, 2015 21:02:43 #
I don't think it's accurate. You compare a builtin light spot to a spot on the subject. But yeah it's worth a lot of money. Very high quality built.
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