RE: Suggestions Wanted for Incident Meter

I have a Sekonic L208 Twinmate. Both reflective and incident. I've checked
the refletive and its accurate but I havn't used it alot and it has a pretty
wide angle on it. I'm use to the fairly tight meter on the Ms and seems more
like the 60/40 centerwaighted Nikon meter's of FE2 vintage. There fine to
use, but not as fine tuned as the Leica.
Anyone else using these and if so do you like them?

Barry
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From: leica-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:leica-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On
Behalf Of Carl Socolow
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 8:20 PM
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Subject: Re: Suggestions Wanted for Incident Meter


I keep a Sekonic 308B as my Leica Domke Satchel meter. I have Minolta
Flashmeter IV and an older Sekonic studio meter but for street work and
general carrying around in my pocket meter I've been very pleased with
the 308B. It will also do cord and cordless modes as well as reflected
by sliding diffuser dome out of way. It's smaller than a pack of cigs
and uses a single AA battery. Also, its power-up phase is pretty rapid.


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Carl Socolow

http://www.socphoto.com/herethere/
http://www.leica-gallery.net/socolowpersonal/index.html



Shel Belinkoff wrote:

>I'm looking for a simple, small, accurate, durable incident meter.  I know
>that small is relative - don't want a real tiny one, nor one that clips on
>to the camera, but something comfortable to hand hold that can slip easily
>into a pocket of the small Domkle satchel.  Don't need or want
>multi-function with lots of bells and whistles.  Looked at a Sekonic L-398
>and L-508 today.  Both seem OK wrt size and simplicity.  What else is out
>there that might do the trick?
>
>Thanks!
>
>
>Shel Belinkoff
>
>
>
>



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