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Light meter
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Got myself my first light meter for my meterless film cameras, lovely job.
A Gossen Lunasix 3. Beats using the f90x or d200 to meter with.Anyhow, just thought I’d share that with you all :)
Thanks for sharing Mark, although you forgot to use the standard format: Hi, I am Mark and I am a photoholic…
Around €52 incl p+p on ebay with new batteries.
Fortunately, its easy to use, considering who’ll be using it ;)hehe Zoltan, I’ll have to remember that next time :D
That’s the one I have , also have the instructions if you want a copy. There is something in the instructions on calibration and a battery check which are useful.
Mark wrote:
Around €52 incl p+p on ebay with new batteries.
Fortunately, its easy to use, considering who’ll be using it ;)hehe Zoltan, I’ll have to remember that next time :D
How much?? :shock: I thought they were about four times that. Can this connect to a flash via sync cord to read the light too?
Eddie, I found a link to a copy of one online here http://www.marquis-kyle.com.au/lunasix03.htm
I assume its the same?Alan, nothing quite as fancy as that I’m afraid Alan :)
This is it as photographed by the guy who sold it to me
Mark,
What batteries are you using in this?
I am thinking of getting one for me Lubitel!
No idea Alan, came with batteries in it.
I can have a look for you tonight and see if there is a name.no worries Mark, Just wondering are batteries readily available
for this? will it take a modenr type battery?Probably silly questions :lol:
I got myself one of these little babies to use with my new Bronica ETRS until I can afford a Digital one.
It cost me the princely sum of €7 delivered and apparently it actually works… :wink:
R
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