Light Meters

**ki6mf** · 16-Jul-2009, 19:11

Pentax 5 Analog with Sekonic 748 as a backup

**Michael Wynd** · 16-Jul-2009, 19:12

I use a Gossen Lunalite incident/reflected meter that I've had since 1982. I've only had to change the 9 volt battery in it once in 27 years.
Mike

**dsimaging** · 16-Jul-2009, 22:23

sekonic L-778 spot meter, and a sekonic L-358 for flash stuff. I got both of em for a steal, but normally i would just use the spotmeter. the both take AA's, and they don't need em often, even though I use them 3-4 times a week for a few hours or so at a time.

great meters IMO, the best

dan

**Tom Micklin** · 17-Jul-2009, 01:40

For all Large Format, a Pentax digital spot meter, Zone VI modified, that I've had forever.
Now looking for a nice Weston or maybe LunaPro to use with newly acquired Zeiss 6x9 folder.

**kev curry** · 17-Jul-2009, 02:32

Have two Minolta Spot Meter F's

**Robert A. Zeichner** · 17-Jul-2009, 04:21

Pentax digital spot and various Gossen Luna-Pro's with spot attachment. I also have an analog Pentax spot for backup.

**Emrehan Zeybekoglu** · 17-Jul-2009, 12:36

Gossen Luna Pro SBC (sometimes with the spot attachment).

**Scott Davis** · 17-Jul-2009, 12:47

Minolta Spotmeter F, or Sekonic 408 which has ambient and flash, incident and reflected, and 5 degree spot for both ambient and flash built in. The 5 degree spot is a bit limiting at times, but I keep it around because it is relatively compact for all the stuff it does.