Hi -
Apologies if I'm covering any previous comments; I'm just recovering from
"indigestion".
I've used a Sekonic L398 for a long time, and like it a lot. As for the
model Earl mentioned, no batteries! Ever! I mainly use it for incident
measurement, as then I don't have to worry about light/dark subjects as much
(unless they're so light/dark as to fall off the film). As long as the light
is steady, I can measure once and then keep shooting. It can do reflected,
but it doesn't do flash.
I recently got a used Sekonic 508 so that I could do flash and spot as well.
Both features have been very handy - I wish I'd bought one before. It takes
AA cells.
Andrew
on 2004/03/30 6:44 AM, edunbar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at edunbar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
wrote:
> I use an "old" Minolta Autometer IIIF...
>
> Previously I had a Sekonic L28C2, the successor to the Norwood...
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