A handheld meter is not just for studio work. Tricky lighting situations, high contrast, and unusual subject tonalities can often pose problems for camera metering systems, as advanced as they are. Beyond that, the camera meter can’t help with studio flash.
The first step toward taking tighter control with a broader range of lighting situations is to use a handheld meter. Enter the new Sekonic LiteMaster Pro L-478DR (PocketWizard version). Out of the box, it measures incident light. This exposure meter will also prove valuable when working with studio (or any manual) flash or a mix of ambient light and flash.
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The first step toward taking tighter control with a broader range of lighting situations is to use a handheld meter. Enter the new Sekonic LiteMaster Pro L-478DR (PocketWizard version). Out of the box, it measures incident light. This exposure meter will also prove valuable when working with studio (or any manual) flash or a mix of ambient light and flash.
CLICK ON THIS LINK TO READ THE COMPLETE PUBLISHED REVIEW ONLINE: SEKONIC L-478DR
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The New Sekonic L-478DR vs My Old Sekonic L-558R.
Compare the new with the old. My trusty, but huge, L-558R offers one distinct benefit - a built-in one-degree spot meter, whereas the new L-478DR is ultra-compact with a touch-control user interface, with added functionality (read the review for more details).
The New Sekonic L-478DR vs My Old Sekonic L-558R.
Compare the new with the old. My trusty, but huge, L-558R offers one distinct benefit - a built-in one-degree spot meter, whereas the new L-478DR is ultra-compact with a touch-control user interface, with added functionality (read the review for more details).
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