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Light Meter


deepak srinivasan

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Either type will do the job, although having a meter that will directly read out the stop is much quicker. Some analogue meters have slides that allow you this, for example the Sekonic Studio Deluxe III.

 

An incident meter is the most useful type for film making.

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You'll get a stop reading using a calculation ring on the side of the spot meter. You tranfer the reading as you would any other analogue meter using the needle. With a spot meter you'd just take a reading from within the spot in the viewer. I expect you could buy a used Pentex Spotmeter V

 

If I was buying just one meter I'd buy an incident meter, they're the standard cinematography light meter, rather than the spot meter.

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