[Leica] OT:Need a New Small Handheld Meter

[durling at cox.net (Mike Durling)]

Karen,

Its interesting to read, on your site, about the odd readings under 
fluorescent lights due to their flicker.  I have a LunaPro Digital F, a 
wonderful little meter which I'm sorry to say is discontinued, and I was 
trying to do some screen brightness measurements off of a theatre screen 
at work.  I never could get a consistent measurement because the 
metering interval is so short that you never knew whether the meter 
would measure the light when the shutter on the projector was open or 
closed!  Wierd.

Mike D

Karen Nakamura wrote:
> 
> At 3:12 PM -0400 06.5.4, Scott McLoughlin wrote:
> 
>> I lost my little Sekonic Twinmate. I usually use the M6's built in
>> meter, but I got out the incident meter to take some pictures of some
>> things on dark pavement, and now I cannot find it!!!  I'll give myself
>> a few more days for it to "turn up," but in the meantime, I'm shopping
>> for a new small incident meter.
> 
> 
> I like the little Digisixes although they're not uncontroversial. They 
> apparently have metering problems under flourescent lights -- according 
> to some people:
> 
> http://photoethnography.com/ClassicCameras/lightmeters.html
> 
> I also like my Sekonic 408.
> 
> Karen
>