Lex -
Check out the Polaris Flash Meter - it provides Flash, Ambient, and
Combined digital read-outs, for about $200 new (most are well over $300
new). I use mine (obligatory Olympus content) when using a studio flash
with my OM-1's, and just got back from vacation where I used it to set
an old Olympus 35 (no meter) - it was fun trying to "guess-timate" the
settings for 1/300th sec, 1/100th sec, 1/50th sec (the Polaris doesn't
include these old-fashioned speeds), but I got some really great B&W's
of Maui....
Lex Jenkins wrote:
>
> While we're digressing: any opinions on the Minolta Auto IIIF as an ambient
> light & flash meter? And a fair price for a good working used model? The
> one advertised price I've seen recently for a used model was $165 - that
> can't be right?! I'd think $100 or thereabouts should be about right, yes?
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