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The Sekonic L-308S Flashmate light meter offers an affordable, lightweight meter with the latest component technology and precise calibration for accurate digital exposures.
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The Sekonic L-358 Flash Master has the perfect blend of advanced features, user-friendly functions and affordability combined in one light meter. It is both an ambient meter and a flash meter joined together in rugged, compact, all-weather housing.
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The Sekonic L-208 is the smallest light meter to combine incident and reflected light measurement, and has been carefully designed to provide simple, one-handed operation.
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The Gossen Digipro F is a flash and ambient light lightmeter with a convenient swivel head. It is capable of measuring a wide level of incident and reflected light with both flash and ambient light.
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From its inception, the Sekonic L-758D Digitalmaster light meters have been designed to offer the greatest digital exposure control, accuracy and repeatability.
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The L-758 Series are the world's first multi-function light meters that can be calibrated to match the sensitivity of a digital camera's sensor at all ISO settings, flash/ambient or file format characteristics.
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Polaris is a professional exposure meter with world-class features and performance, at a fraction of the cost of comparable models. Polaris has the function and microprocessor-driven accuracy you expect, plus some additional conveniences might not; like an
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Sekonic's new Prodigi Colour C-500 Lightmeter is the first colour meter in the world that has been designed for both digital and film imaging. It offers specific digital or film colour characteristics in one colour meter, allowing you the photographer to
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Classic analogue light meter for battery-free ambient light readings, incident and reflected. Accurate ambient light readings in an inexpensive, compact, rugged package.
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The Sekonic Exposure Profile Target II provides the photographer with a fast, easy and reliable way to accurately calibrate to your camera's sensor, which by their very nature can give a veriety of different readings under different shooting conditions.
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