Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/08/09
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I am interested in how long it takes for the Luna-Pro Digi F to be 'ready' after turning it on. Others on the list have complained about the Sekonic being slow and making it difficult to 'quick check' the lighting. I don't think I would like that 'feature' Other features I want, small and lightweight, very good low light sensitivity, commonly available battery (Sekonic is a AA, about as common as it gets) I, and maybe others, would appreciate your observations on how quickly the Gossen will be ready to meter. Dennis Scott Green wrote: > > Hey everyone! > > Hmmmm. Light meters. Well, I've recently been faced with the same > quandry myself. Apparently, Dennis, you have some of the same criteria > I did. I was looking for two things: sensitivity in low light (ie, > cafes, dim rooms, evening time) and extreme compactness. My choices > narrowed down to the same as yours, it seems, but I wound up with the > Luna Pro Digi F. For my photography, the Sekonic 308B was a little too > much. Money, as well ;-) >