Features

• Analyzing Function
• Retractable Lumisphere
• Memory Mode
• Illuminated Direct Display
• Exposure, Calibration and Filter Compensation

Reviews (1)

sekonic light meter L-358
I recieved the light meter in a prompt manner and it was functioning as it should, I found that it was easy to use with the instruction manual provided.I still have to learn the ev mode and it's proper usage since it tends to overexpose compared to the light meter built into my camera. Over all the product met my expectations. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Electronic Flash (Flashes)   

Features

• Full, 1/2 and 1/3 selectable f/stop increments
• 1/10th of a stop increment displayed
• Improved LCD display
• Increased accuracy
• Enhanced icons and symbols for better readability

Reviews (3)

Dead simple to use
This meter is dead easy to use, largely because it is not cluttered with features most of us don't need often if ever.This meter is one you put at the subject location or hold in the sun to obtain a single reading.If you want to read various locations in a scene and have your meter provide an "average" reading, this meter is not for you -- you'll have to figure the average in your head.
Easy to use, full cover
Really easy to use.The instructions are very clear and it handle very light and well.Careful with the flat reader in a tiny bag, keep it very closed and in your house until you will use it to take photos in a museum.Cover all needs.I been using this flashmate for almost 3 weeks and it works easer and faster than the big ones.My problem now is that I lend it to a friend and he wants to keep it instead of buying it.

Great to start!!
i am a photography student and even everything in this profession is really expensive, i found this exposure meter really cheap. i've been working with it for almost one year and i think it's very reliable. ... Read more

Features

• Colour correction pre and post capture.
• Exposure control pre and post capture.
• Accurate colour rendition.
• Collapsible, durable, and cleanable.
• Double sided grey and white.

Reviews (1)

Very accurate and super convenient
This is a tool that will improve my workflow and my results. I've been reluctant to take a gray card with me in the past because of their size. So I'd correct color in post as best I could (shooting raw helps, of course). With this product I can now quickly do a very accurate custom WB and since it folds down easily to a very compact size it can fit easily in even my smallest camera bag.
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Reviews (2)

Excellent Value, works great!
The cards are made of thick stock and are painted with a flat, non- refletive 18 percent gray. They have basic instructions for the zone system on the back. The zip lock package is a nice bonus. Too large to carry in the camera bag, but then again small cards are not very useful when you are trying to meter from a distance.

Poor quality
This is poor quality and a waste of money - the surface is uneven, causing metering problems.Get the official Kodak gray card instead, and you'll get a set of difference sizes of high quality and usability. ... Read more

Features

• Designed for 35mm and 120 formats, & Digital Applications
• The most important factors in depth-of-field control are the fixed relationshipsbetween aperture vs. focal-length vs. depth-of-field conditions
• The Expo Depth of Field Guide is mathematically derived to accurately represent how these three elements affect one another. It is designed to allow you to see these relationships at a glance.
• The Expo Depth of Field Guide is printed on two tough plastic wheels that rotate against one another, with information printed on both sides like a compact circular slide rule
• Slightly larger than a credit card, it comes packaged in a durable plastic pouch which fits comfortably into any pocket. There are no batteries or mechanical parts, so it will never fail you.

Features

• Receptors for incident and reflected light
• An external receptor is optionally available
• AQmbient and Flash-light measurement
• Analyze and Memory functions
• Analog scale

Reviews (1)

This is the Standard
If you're a photographer reproducing color this is the standard. I've photographed works of art for 30 years, including a Macbeth color chart along side a painting, product or in the first frame of a set-up allows every designer, scan service, printer along the way to accurately reproduce color.
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Features

• Color: Black
• Weight: 3 oz. (85 g)
• 1001745

Reviews (1)

It *smells*
The N25 strap is comfortable and its quick release is handy. But, I hate to say it, the rubber smells like sour farts. And before long, your collar does too, all on its own. Maybe mine was improperly cured or something, but until such time as web sites have .pong files to let you sniff in advance, you might want to think twice. ... Read more

Features

• Developed for high precision and reliability
• Digital LCD read out in EV is easily transferred to a setting ring where all the shutter speed/f-stop combinations can be read at a glance
• Meter sensitivity range is 0-18EV (in 1/3 increments)
• Angle of Coverage -25-degrees
• Apertures -f/1 to f/32

Reviews (3)

Excellent meter for polaroid pack film
This is an excellent choice if you're shooting Polaroid (or Fuji) pack (peel-apart) film with a non-automatic camera such as a Polaroid 600SE, Mamiya Universal Press, Polaroid 180, 195, etc.
Worst exposure meter on the market- BEWARE
I trusted Gossen name until this age (57). I'm a camera collector and amateur photographer. I have great regard to better names from the past. So I bought this item, to use with one of my Mamiya 645 cameras. At first the readings seemed to be off, so I checked it against a few Nikon cameras, incl. F6 and D2X. The reading are WRONG especially in the reflective reading mode. It can be used maybe only in the studio, where there may be a uniform lighting. This mode is at least 2 stops off, and whichever trick you use won't help. (like pointing to the floor etc.) The Incident mode is better, but at least 1 stop off. At least these 2 readings should somewhat match, but they don't. I have 18% and 12% gray cards, which I tried, and then I'm writing this report.
Good little meter but too many unused extras
The digisix meter is advertised as a "five-in-one" device, but truthfully speaking, I've only ever found it useful as a light meter.Besides the meter, it has a countdown timer that you can set to whatever length of time you want after which it starts to beep incessantly in a high pitched electronic chirp; it has a clock; it has an alarm for the clock; and it has a temperature thermometer.I've never really used the temperature thermometer although it's there whenever I end up pushing the mode button by mistake and have to cycle through all of the other modes to get back to the light metering mode.That's another thing that's wrong with this meter, besides having all these extra "modes" that I never use, if the meter is the only mode that you want to use then accidentally pushing the mode button makes you have to push the mode button four more times to cycle it back into light metering mode.Read more

Features

• Designed for heavy bags, briefcases, computer bags and luggage
• Unique internal control-stretch system with bound edges
• Attaches with metal swivel hooks or 1 ½" webbing
• Non Slip Grip
• Fully adjustable (approx. 20"- 52")

Features

• Analyzing Function
• Retractable Lumisphere
• Memory Mode
• Illuminated Direct Display
• Exposure, Calibration and Filter Compensation

Reviews (1)

Excellent Light Meter
This Sekonic L-358 light meter is an excellent meter. I have fallen in love with it. Lots of Today's 35mm SLR camera meters are TTL Meters (reflected light measurement meters). Sekonic L-358 is such a high precision instrument which measures incident, reflected, flash (cord & cordless). I got great digital photos after I have used the reading on 2 different cameras under normal & Flash lights.
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Reviews (1)

Pocket Size colormanagment
I don't know why Im writing this, other than the Amazon sending me a email to review my purchase.. (smile)
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Features

• Capture Beautiful Skin Tones
• Ideal for Portrait Photographers
• Convenient, fast and easy-to-use
• Works in Mixed and Difficult Lighting
• Reclaim Time Spent Correcting Color