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Light meter
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Have you seen this site? It looks quite difficult to use… compared to a digital one. http://www.butkus.org/chinon/flashes_meters/lunasix3/lunasix3.htm
– Set the film speed with the inner ring.
– On the right hand side there is a button/switch which clicks upwards or downwards.
Pushing it upwards will get the meter to take a reading in good light.
Pushing it downwards will get the meter to take a reading in low light.
– When you push it one way or another, leave it there for a few seconds until the needle stops moving
– Release the button so as to keep the reading available.– On the dial at the very bottom, you alight the yellow (I think, don’t have it with me) to the number which
the reading pointer is pointing to.– Finally just pick an aperture from the dial running around the top and see check what the shutter speed opposite it it
or vice-versa…Hmmm, not sure if I’ve helped at all there :D
Mark,
Perfect, now the user guide does not say that!
That sounds right, dont have it with me at work here, I just coudnt figure
out how to get my exposure . . . im calm now!Zoltan I had checked that online last night and just couldnt get any
enlightenment, im gonna print it out now and have a read of it
again.Mark again tanx, I thought people were going to reply with
multiple . . . ” :roll: “I wanted to reply, but I wrote twice the post and it wasn’t making sense.
much easier when you see it..Mark, Thanks again for that.
I zero’d the meter, checked the batteries and tested it against the 5D
and seems to be working fine.Alan
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