I have the L328 for ten years, the repeatability is extremely good, I
use it a lot for checking camera shutter speed, TTL flash accuracy and
even lens aperture accuracy. The accuracy of the meter is also fine,
to my eyes it give me very accurate exposed slides.
You may ask why I have such conclusion, why not simply say it is very
accurate. I had checked over six Olympus flashes (T20, 32 and 280), at
full power all at least one stop under but someone told me their
Olympus T32 gives almost GN32 with their flash meter. We all tested in
similar condition (a small room with light color wall) I still don't
know why. So I try to mention the performance of my L328 in a more
precise way.
C.H.Ling
Johnsonpa@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
> <<<One last query, how much did you pay for buying your meter when
> new?>>>
>
> FWIW, I requested a bunch of prices from B&H a couple weeks ago.
> Here is
> what they sent me:
>
> Sekonic L-718 $218.95
> Sekonic L-508 Zoom $439.00
> Sekonic L-408 $329.00
> Sekonic L-328 $280.00
> Sekonic L-308BII $253.00
>
> Anybody have any additional comments on any these, as I'm in the
> market for a
> light/flash meter myself?
>
> --p.j.
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