Flash Meter
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 Gossen Luna Pro Vintage Flash and Light Meter Made in Germany  US $12.95
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 Quantum Calcu Flash Digital Flash Meter US $49.99
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 Sekonic L 358 Flash Master Light Meter with Case Strap Manual L358 Photography US $157.50
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 Sekonic L 328f Flash and Light Meter NEW US $310.97
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 Sekonic digiLite F Meter model L 328 US $31.00
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 SEKONIC L 508 Zoom Master Light Meter US $200.00
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 Sekonic RT 32 Digital Radio Transmitter Module NEW US $85.97
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 Sekonic L 358 Flash Master Meter Silver US $130.00
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 Polaris Light Meter US $75.00
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 Vintage KODALUX L flash unit w Leather case plus manuals and provenance US $49.88
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 New Sekonic Light Meter L 308S L308S L 308 L308 Q004 US $175.00
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 Vivitar Electronic Flash Meter 2 SIMPLE FLEXIBLE FILM OR DIGITAL w case US $30.00
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 Sekonic L 508 Zoom Master Flash Metering Mint Condition US $425.00
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 Background Support Backdrop Stand 12x11 ft Photo Studio Photo Backdrop Stand US $49.99
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 POLARIS Flash Meter Digital Exposure Meter Spotview 10 BOXED UNUSED US $129.00
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 Crossbar For Backdrop Support Senior Compact Stand Kit Photo Studio 50302 US $74.99
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 Photo Studio Cool Light Lighting Kit W Backdrop Stand Green Muslin 21201 US $134.99
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 Minolta Flash and Ambient Light Meter III with Original Owners Manual and Pouch US $29.00
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 Minolta Camera Light Meter Auto Meter IV F Ambient Flash Light Meter With Case US $50.00
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 Minolta Flash Meter III Flashmeter 3 MINT condition US $75.00
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 Quantum Telephoto Reflector and Spacer US $9.90
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 GOSSEN LUNASIX F LUNA PRO FLASH AMBIENT METER USED US $59.99
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 Minolta Flashmeter II US $120.00
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 Sekonic flash mate l308 b US $150.00
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 polarisflash meter9535207 US $75.00
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 USED NEW SEKONIC L 358 LIGHT METER US $265.00 |
 SEKONIC DIGILITE DIGI LITE F MODEL L 328 CAMERA LIGHT METER W DOME CASE US $50.00
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 Vintage Norwood Flashrite Exposure Meter W Manual Great Condition US $5.00
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 NEW Sekonic L 358 Flash Maste Light Meter L358 L 358 US $262.49
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 SEKONIC L 758 DR Light Meter NEW w Warranty Included US $629.99
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 Sekonic L 308S Flashmate L308S Limited Edition Green Light Meter Flash Master US $199.99
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 gossendigiflash exposure meter and flashmeter US $85.00
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 Gossen Luna Star F flash ambient light meter US $149.50
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 BERKEY ASCORLIGHT QC8 4 HEAD PHOTO STROBE FLASH POWER PACK SUPPLY AND HEAD US $50.00
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 SEKONIC DUALMASTER L 558r light meter US $500.00
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 BAUER E25A ULTRABLITZ CAMRA FLASH MADE IN GERMANY BOOKLET US $34.00
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 Background Support Telescopic Stand Green Screen Bag Kit Photo Studio 50342 US $99.99
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 $25 Rebate New PocketWizard FlexTT5 for Nikon DSLR Pocket Wizard Flex TT5 US $219.00
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 GOSSEN ULTRA PRO LIGHT METER US $19.99
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 POCKET WIZARD WIRELESS SET MULTI MAX AND PLUS RECEIVER US $55.00
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Sekonic L-358 Flash Master Light Meter List Price: $554.00 Sale Price: $299.00 Used From: $259.00  |
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Since its introduction, Sekonic's L-358 Flash Master has become the best-selling digital flash meter in its class. Weather-sealed against the nastiest of working conditions, the L-358 delivers dead-nuts accurate flash and ambient light reading in both incident and reflected modes... |
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Interfit INT410 Studio Flash Meter (Black) List Price: $73.99 Sale Price: $48.50 |
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When using flash units, the only true way to get proper exposure and eliminate guesswork is to use a proper flash meter. The Interfit INT410 flash meter offers a great value for the money, able to read incident & reflected meter readings in 1/3rd stops, this is a perfect studio tool. |
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Holga Manual Shoe Mount Flash with a GN of 22 meters (72 feet) List Price: $28.27 Sale Price: $16.99 Used From: $15.60 |
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This all-manual compact light-weight flash features a a hot shoe with a locking ring and a constant guide number of 22 meters (72 feet). It is designed for the Holga 120S camera, but may also be used with other manual cameras. |
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Mastech Light Meter LX1010BS with lcd display ,100,000 Lux Luxmeter Sale Price: $13.39 |
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3 1/2 digits 18mm LCDRange: 1~100,000LuxAccuracy: ≤10,000Lux, ±(4%rdg+10digit)>10,000Lux, ±(5%rdg+10digit)Resolution: 1LuxRepeatability: ± 2%Temperature Characteristic: ± 0.1%/°CSampling Time: 0... |
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Polaris SPD100 Digital Exposure Meter List Price: $309.95 Sale Price: $168.00 Used From: $159.99 |
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Polaris SPD100 is an easy to use flash and ambient light meter. Take accurate meter readings accurate to 1/10th of an F-Stop and get good exposures every time. One of the best values in exposure meters on the market. |
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Sekonic 401-302 L-308S Flashmate Light Meter Anniversary Edition for Strobes - Red List Price: $409.00 Sale Price: $218.75 |
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Sekonic is celebrating its 60th anniversary by offering a Limited-Edition series of "COOL SHADES": these color versions of the L-308S come in a choice of Red, Light Green and Pale Blue! This special limited-edition series has all the same functions and features of their popular black L-308SFlashmate with a flair for color... |
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Intova Waterproof Video Camera with Flash - 100 Feet / 30 Meters Sale Price: $43.99 |
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NEW HYBRID DESIGN!!! Reliable and durable polycarbonate housing with electronics mounted directly into the waterproof housing. This unique new design allows for a low cost and reliable waterproof video camera... |
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Polaris SPD500 Flash Meter List Price: $409.95 Sale Price: $249.99 Used From: $245.00 |
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Polaris SPD500 is an easy to use flash and ambient light meter. Take accurate spot and incedent meter readings accurate to 1/10th of an F-Stop and get good exposures every time. One of the best values in exposure meters on the market. |
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Sekonic "T" Synchro Cord f/Digital Flash Meter List Price: $38.00 Sale Price: $36.41 Used From: $24.99 |
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Specially designed "T" style PC cord (3 leads) allowing for easy flash connections between the meter, camera, and flash unit. Extra long, 5m (15 foot) length is compatible with all Sekonic Flash Meters. |
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Interfit Photographic FM-01, Digital Incident and Reflected Flash Meter. List Price: $73.99 Sale Price: $48.49 |
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A simple, very effective flash meter that takes both incident and reflected light measurements. Accuracy is to + or - 1/3rd of a stop with range at 100 ISO from F2 to F32 in one third of a stop increments. |
Photography - In-Camera Flash
Have you reached the stage where you find your in-camera flash has become more of a hindrance than a help? Too many hard shadows and ghastly highlights can affect all your images when you use the built in flash in the wrong situation, or sometimes in the right situation it can really affect the aesthetics of an otherwise nicely composed image. In the first of this two-part series, I will cover camera mounted flashes and some of the accessories you can use to get the most out of your flash. In the forthcoming October issue, we’ll take a look at setting up a home studio with off camera flash units and accessories.The benefits of a mounted flash unit over a built in flash is like comparing chalk to cheese.
The advantages you gain when you start using a mounted flash are well worth the cost you incur when you decide to purchase one. All DSLR’s, apart from the top of the range professional models, come provided with a built in flash. So initially when you start using your DSLR for the first time you may not even be considering a separate flash unit at that point.
As your photography skills improve, you will begin to notice discrepancies and small details, which you may not have seen at an earlier stage of your creative development. In many cases, these flaws are down to how you are able to use the available light and the built in flash.
The built in (pop-up) flash can only do so much; in most cases it can only have one output intensity (the brightness of the flash) so it is limited in range. Additionally, the flash will always be forward facing which will cause hard background shadows in many situations. Situations where you may require photographing reflective subjects (such as chrome), the flash will appear as a ghastly white spot in the image.
In addition, the range is much less than that of a mounted flash(range is how far the flash light travels before it loses strength).
When you get more into your photography, naturally you will want to be able to take better pictures. Where better to start than going out and treating yourself to a mountable flash unit! Once you use one for the first time, you will wonder how you ever managed without one.
The immediate benefit of a flash unit is that you can move the flash head around and point it in whatever direction you wish. Another benefit is that the flash range can be considerably more than a built in flash and you have the ability to adjust the flash output as well as use it in manual or automatic mode. To find out more about actually using the flash, please read the Photography 101 article that I have written in conjunction with this series (after you read this one of course!).
Once you have decided to buy a flash unit you should put into consideration how much money you wish to spend.
Flash units can be quite expensive, and in some cases, they can be half the price or more of what you originally spent on your camera. Do not go out and buy a flash unit with too much haste because for each make of DSLR, there may be two or three different models to choose from. They usually begin at with a small basic model, which has a few functions such as ETTL (through the lens flash metering) and manual settings. Then there are the more advanced models with greater range and a multitude of functions to suit the professionals and experienced amateur photographers alike.
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