I use a Gossen Starlite for my work. It has always provided me with good service.
How would you suggest bracketing? Normally I go 2/3 stops either way of what I believe to be the correct exposure.
Jools
The meter should be fine. It's no use asking me about bracketing, I've never bracketed a shot unless it was
really tricky (church interiors, but not often then). I just couldn't afford to waste film, and you only have 12 shots. Funnily enough, I shot hundreds of frames on Ektachrome back in the '80s for magazine covers and calenders (processed them myself in E6) and I never bracketed. I think I might have lost two or three to bad exposure, no more.
The shutter speeds on the 'Blad lenses tend to be pretty good. 1/500s is always a
bit slow, it doesn't really matter. On one of my lenses (the 250mm) I think 1s is running a bit fast. Again, with negative film, a little variation won't bother you.
John