Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/05/13
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Walter, The MR4 meter works very well with the M bodies. I found it very reliable. The meter does eventually scuff the top plate of the camera. There is a very small amount of play in the way the meter mounts and the gradual long term "wiggle" of the meter rubs off the finish (even on the chrome models). I've used a MR4 on my M3 with good results and it originally had rub marks which I re-polished. I now use a Sekonic 308BII which I really like for it's ease of use (one hand operation) and compactness (fits in a shirt pocket with ease). It is an incident/reflective/flash model and very versatile. Regards, Roger Walter Bell wrote: > > After using an M6 for a year, I just bought an M4 (I wanted to have one > "classic" Leica). So of course now I need to get an exposure meter for it. > What are the recommendations? > > I would prefer a smallish one that I could carry around easily, but don't > know if there is an tradeoff in performance. I am not into the Zone system > now, but might be in the future, so the spot meter capability might be useful?? > > Anyone one with experience with the Voigtlander clip on meter? Know where > they are available for sale? > > Walter Bell > wbell@qualcomm.com