Mine's a Soligor 1 degree spotmeter (analog display). Depends on what you
mean by "reasonable". You can take a hundred spot readings with it and
average them, if you can keep up with it in your head. The advantage of
the handheld meter is that you have a narrower angle of sensitivity (a
smaller spot). The spot meter in the OM-2S/4T is really more of a zone
meter than a spot meter. You have to learn to use it a little differently
from a handheld spotmeter, but it is tremendously convenient to have it in
the device that is also your camera.
Joel Wilcox
Iowa City, Iowa 52245
At 08:57 AM 2/2/2000 EST, you wrote:
>Anyone use a handheld spotmeter, like the Pentax Spotmeter? Is it a
>reasonable subsitute for a OM4?
>
>Be seeing you.
>
>
>Dirk Wright
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