i used to use a L-558R but it has been collecting dust for a year or two now. i haven't found a reason to use it again. today i just took a look at a few photography magazines and noticed an ad of a new Sekonic light meter, the L-785DR. checking it on Sekonic homepage, it has a long list of features and i noticed the first one being Exposure Profiling. however it doesnt seem to be very convincing at all even though these features are more "digital friendly" now. for portrait, food, or product (basically studio photography) it is certainly important to have a light meter in order to ensure the right propotions of light, rather than to get the right exposures. however, for outdoor shooting, with ETTR and/or on-camera histogram (and RGB histograms for that matter), it seems it is a complete waste to carry around a light meter.
so i'm just wondering if anyone is still using one of those?