Handheld Light meters, whose do you use?

[jwcat]

I am bidding on a pilot 2 now. How much is too much for this?

 

[back alley]

i bought 3 of them & paid, 20/30/35 for them.
i have seen them as high as 69 bucks.

joe

 

[arkifot]

Addiphot

Addiphot

I just got an Addiphot meter (mechanical slide ruler). I wonder if anyone knows where to get a manual for this.
I just bought a Sekonic-L136 - suopposedly good for Leica rangefinders. But old/obsolete. I guess the Voigltänder/Cosina is widely regarded as ery good:
http://www.cameraquest.com/voivcmet2.htm

Sekonic makes a new hot-shoe meter too:
http://www.sekonic.com/products/products.asp?ID=2

Regards
Arkifot

 

[AusDLK]

Meloves my 35+ yo Gossen LunaPro. I usually use it (when I use a handheld meter) with the spot attachment.

 

[robin a]

9-20 For me, it's a Gossen Super Pilot,easy to use,batteries at Radio Shack.

 

[peterc]

Weston Master V.

Peter

 

[leica M2 fan]

Sekonic L 428

Sekonic L 428

I also have a Sekonic L428 and it has served me well for 25 years. When I could no longer get Mercury cells I put in silver oxide and they work great. The meter is medium size and reads in incident and reflected light and has an attachment for contrast that I've never used and frankly, don't know what it is for.Prolly should find out, huh?😀

 

[Harry Lime]

Small:

Sekonic L-308S

Small, tough, splashproof and accurate.

Bigger:

Sekonic 508C
Combination spot/incident meter that does everything but make coffee.

 

[Nachkebia]

Sekonic L-558R DUALMASTER, I like it alot, I just don`t use it much 🙂