Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/09/16
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Gossen Luna-Pro Digital. Extremely thin, so you can even put it in a shirt pocket. Easy to read, incident and reflected. I used a Luna -Six for years (in US the Luna-Pro non-digital, and now also have a Minolta (for studio work with strobes), and a Zone VI modified one degree spot Pentax digital. I have used the one-degree to be able to get readings in theater productions (like a white shirt), but in street photography, travel, general use I always have the Luna-Pro Digital. It is always useful to have the option of an incident reading. The important thing with any meter is to become completely familiar with it and the results. Too many meters (and I border on that) is not a good thing. The Luna-Pro digital also for a few buck more come as an F model, which allows readings of strobes.The really expensive meters allow separation of the ambient light from the strobe light, but that is of little or no use if you don't work with strobes. Jesse