Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
A Sekonic L-308s light meter!
Sigh ... how times change, I hate being skint all the time due to part time employment!
But ... I am excited about this meter ... at last I can get rid of that damned VCII.
Sigh ... how times change, I hate being skint all the time due to part time employment!
But ... I am excited about this meter ... at last I can get rid of that damned VCII.
jja
Well-known
I got one for my birthday last year, it's a great light meter. The settings are easy to change and there is not much worry of accidentally moving dials while making measurements. If you don't like the long neck strap, I recommend a thin nylon hand strap (like the kind that come w/ small digital cameras).
photo4ls
Well-known
My first gear purcahse for the year other than film
was a original Canon hood w/leather case for the
Canon 50 f1.8 rf lens. Looks good on the chrome
f1.8 version.
Nelson
was a original Canon hood w/leather case for the
Canon 50 f1.8 rf lens. Looks good on the chrome
f1.8 version.
Nelson
Pickett Wilson
Veteran
The solution to the VC II - which I love - is to get one for each film speed you use and epoxy the ISO dial at that speed.
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
The solution to the VC II - which I love - is to get one for each film speed you use and epoxy the ISO dial at that speed.
You Leica shooters are all the same ... take the expensive option!
I actually quite like my VCII ... I just keep finding myself in situations where an incident meter would be more useful ... and I fixed the spinning ISO dial a while ago!
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
I do like convenience ... I'm just sick of taking reflective readings off the back of my hand to judge incident light in tricky conditions!
suckerpunch
*$&!
i got a CV 21mm! love it! the bright finder makes my mp finder look so dark..
WDPictures
Established
I like to live on the edge and let the VC dial spin... Which is happening more as it gets broken in.