Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: erick.boileau on April 24, 2009, 02:10:21 am
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Do you know if exists a light meter (Sekonic or any) with priority aperture and spot metering (at the same time), I am not sure if the Sekonic L758 DR do that
I want to say f/11 and 100 ISO and Spot metering and get the speed
actually I have a Kenko KFM-2100
thank you
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hi erick,
my old sekonic L-508 can do it, so I'm pretty sure, that the newer ones wil have apperture priority, too. it's a little dip switch in the battery compartement to activate.
best regards,
marcel
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Do you know if exists a light meter (Sekonic or any) with priority aperture and spot metering (at the same time), I am not sure if the Sekonic L758 DR do that
I want to say f/11 and 100 ISO and Spot metering and get the speed
actually I have a Kenko KFM-2100
thank you
The Sekonic L758 can definitley do that, it's one of the many metering modes you can select. I can't say for certain about the other models in the current Sekonic lineup but I would expect the same from them. I'm pretty sure you can download the PDF user manuals for all of Sekonic's meters from their website, so it shouldn't be hard to check.
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Some Gossen meters can do that, but you might have to download the manuals to check which ones.
http://www.gossen-photo.de/english/index.html (http://www.gossen-photo.de/english/index.html)
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thanks to all
If they do it I think I shall sell my Kenko