Kodalux light meter manual

Vintage kodak Kodalux k exposure meter with case in good condition. There is some pen writing inside the leather case. Please view images. (November 5th, ) $ to $ USD (5 offers) KODAK Kodalux Meter Diffusor Panel (Panel Only - Meter not included) New. US Seller.  · A look at 2 quite different light meters. A modern Sekonic L and a vintage Kodalux L. This Kodalux (made by Gossen) is the tiniest "full grown" light meter. " L " stands for linear (modern) time scale. It's the small version, there is a bigger Kodalux L, a twin of the Sixti.

A light meter is a device used to measure the amount of light. In photography, a light meter (more correctly an exposure meter) is used to determine the proper exposure for a photograph. The meter will include either a digital or analog calculator which displays the correct shutter speed and f-number for optimum exposure, given a certain lighting situation and film speed. BTMETER BTD Digital Illuminance Light Meter, Measure Lights ~, Lux (~40, FC) Foot Candles Luxmeter with º Rotated Sensor for Plants LED Lights Indoor Outdoor Light Tester out of 5 stars 1. Power on the meter, then use the RANGE/FC/LUX to select FC or Lux and to select Auto or Manual range, as described in FUNCTION BUTTONS section. 2. If desired, press the backlight button to turn on the display backlight, as described in FUNCTION BUTTONS section. 3. Face the photodiode sensor horizontal to the light source, and read LCD.

Really, the Gossen is such a great meter. I also use a Weston IV and V, and these are easier to read than the Weston II. But the Gossen gets the most use, by far. The Voigtlander VCII is very small (fits on your hot or cold shoe) and super accurate, and could also be a winner. #6. A colleague passed over to me a Kodalux L light meter in a leather case. It seems to be the later model, with incident and reflected light functions. The case says Made in Germany. Wonderful quality finish and construction. I found a page saying they are worth $ dollars. year of construction, for use with Kodak Retinas. This Kodalux (made by Gossen) is the tiniest "full grown" light meter. " L " stands for linear (modern) time scale. It's the small version, there is a bigger Kodalux L, a twin of the Sixti.