Sekonic Digital Master L-758D Light Meter

[EdinburghGary]

Forgive me for failing to use the search menu, but just about to run into a meeting at work, and I am wondering if the light meter, "Sekonic Digital Master L-758D Light Meter" would do all I need in order to get accurate expsoures with my RB67 and Landscape Photography?

My local Calumet has it in stock, and I leave for a week in the Isle of Mull on Friday, would be great to get an accurate digital meter before I leave.

Here is the link to the model on Calumet:
http://www.calumetphoto.co.uk/item/335-290D/

Another option is the Kenko KFM-2100...which has amazing reviews, £300.

Any advice appreciated.

Gary.

[ddk]

Forgive me for failing to use the search menu, but just about to run into a meeting at work, and I am wondering if the light meter, "Sekonic Digital Master L-758D Light Meter" would do all I need in order to get accurate expsoures with my RB67 and Landscape Photography?

My local Calumet has it in stock, and I leave for a week in the Isle of Mull on Friday, would be great to get an accurate digital meter before I leave.

Here is the link to the model on Calumet:
http://www.calumetphoto.co.uk/item/335-290D/

Another option is the Kenko KFM-2100...which has amazing reviews, £300.

Any advice appreciated.

Gary.

Of course & then some but it's overkill if you're shooting film. This model has a feature for matching it's sensitivity to the output of 3 of your digital cameras, they have less expensive models with same features minus the sensor matching.

[EdinburghGary]

Of course & then some but it's overkill if you're shooting film. This model has a feature for matching it's sensitivity to the output of 3 of your digital cameras, they have less expensive models with same features minus the sensor matching.

Thanks DDK.

The Kenko KFM-2100 I can get for a lot cheaper, £300 next day delivered in fact.  Seems to have very good reviews too.  Any thoughts on this model?

Gary.

[ChrisJR]

You could always try picking up a L558 second hand. Ffordes usually have them in stock or alternatively ebay. I used it when I shot film and after calibration it always metered perfectly.

[ddk]

Thanks DDK.

The Kenko KFM-2100 I can get for a lot cheaper, £300 next day delivered in fact.  Seems to have very good reviews too.  Any thoughts on this model?

Gary.

Don't know anything about the Kenko, the two top rated brands are Sekonic and Gossen.