What light meter do you carry with your LTM?

[mdarnton]

I have had quite a few meters over the years, but not fallen in love with any of them except for a tiny Gossen Super Pilot, 40 years ago, that uses a now-defunct battery, but right now I have a Polaris (about the only time I use a meter is with strobes), and it's fine. But for carrying around, I bought an Android app named LightMeter, and for reflected readings it's spot on, so I don't bother to pack the Polaris, usually. Mostly, though, I just stick my finger up into the wind to get a reading, and use that.

 

[zauhar]

I had been mostly using a Polaris digital meter and a Gossen Lunasix.

The Polaris broke, they sent me a "new" one, the spot attachment is basically unusable.

I just got a Gossen LunaPro SBC with a big spot attachment. It is wonderful. Although the calibration seems good I intend to send to QLM to have the spot attachment cleaned and the meter checked. Although I just started using it, I highly recommend the SBC.

Randy

 

[taemo]

I have a Sekonic L-398 but I decided to get a VC Light meter just so that I can attach it on the M3

 

[Hibbs]

My meter of choice is a Quantum Calcu-Light XP.

~ Hibbs

 

[John E Earley]

Gossen Pilot II

 

[CosmicCharlie]

for ltm digisix and then sunny 16
somday want to get an old pentax spot.

 

[hugivza]

Gossen Lunasix or Minolta IVF

 

[puderse]

My Luna-pro works perfectly after all these years