Light Meters

[Tony Lakin]

Starlight, Digisix and my trusty Pentax V (ZVI modified)

[Mick Fagan]

Gossen Profisix with various attachments, but I mainly use the 1º, 5º and 10º spot/tele attachment.

I have the flash attachment for studio stuff, but I don't have strobes these days.

I have the darkroom attachment which I take with me when I visit a foreign darkroom.

The fibre optic attachment is great for checking shutter and f/stop accuracy with film on a light box, or for doing TTL on the ground glass.

I also have the repro attachment, which really makes a difference using incident measurement on flat art work.

Bought it 25+ years ago, never thought it would be so good and versatile.

In the field and travelling light I just have the meter alone in it's leather case and use incident generally, or if the subject is nearby and I have time, reflected.

Mick.

[Eugene van der Merwe]

Sekonic L558. Having both spot and incident makes my life easier, sometimes i just can't decide what should be a midtone...

[imagedowser]

Gossen lunisix, Pentax Zone VI and practice starting in 1953.

[Scott Knowles]

I use two Sekonics, the primary is a L-358 w/ 1-degree spot and the secondary is a L-308b with a 5-degree spot.

[Dave - Landscapes]

For me its a Gossen Luna Pro SBC (incident/reflected), Pentax digital (spot), and a Sekonic L-608 (incident & variable spot). Mostly use the Gossen backed up where necessary with the Pentax spot.

Dave

[Diane Maher]

Sekonic L-608, combined incident and variable (from 5 to 1 degrees IIRC) spotmeter.

Me too on the Sekonic. However, I think it is a 1-4 degree spotmeter. I have a Weston Master at home, but haven't tried using it yet. The needle still moves, so I think it still works.

[Capocheny]

Minolta Flashmeter III and Minolta Meter IV

Pentax Digital Spotmeter

Cheers

[Michael N. Meyer]

You mean when I'm not just guessing, right?

[Bob McCarthy]

Soligor Zone VI modified, Pentax Zone VI modified and an old Luna pro hidden away somewhere. haven't see the LP since the divorce. Along with my money.

bob