Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/01/18
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]"Peter A. Klein" wrote: > [snip] > With all that's going on, I'm not sure I trust the meter, and I'm not > sure I want to spend $50 to $70+ on a 30 year-old meter I could only > sell for $30. Also, I wonder if the Wein cells will change voltage over > time, with a change in reading. [snip] Hi Peter, I went through the same hassle with my old Luna Pro and decided to save the few PX625 mercury cells I have left for the meters in my older cameras. Two years ago I bought a new Gossen Luna Pro Digital and never looked back. This meter is much faster, easier to use, easier to read, more versatile and more accurate. It uses one cheap, easy to find alkaline AA cell. Once I got used to the digital meter and learned to trust it, my exposures have become much more consistent. I use mine exclusively in incident mode with color transparency film and have found I no longer need to bracket my shots at all. Randy Holst Boise, Idaho