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I'm selling my Kenko KFM-2100 Flash Meter.
This meter is basically the Minolta Flash Meter VI. When Minolta stopped making photographic light meters, they sold the designs of their final line of meters to Tokina-Kenko, who made some cosmetic changes and renamed them.
The KFM-2100 has a built-in one degree spot meter and an incident light meter. It measures both ambient light and electronic flash. Mine includes the original box, case, strap, and instructions. The meter is accurate; it matches the readings from my Sekonic L-758DR in both spot and incident modes. Cosmetically, the front of the meter looks nearly new. The back has some scuffs in the finish, which you can see in the photo. In real-life, the blemishes are not that visible; the light I used exaggerates it a bit.
The current version of this meter, the KFM-2200, is $499 new at B&H. I am asking $275 for mine, including shipping in the USA.
This meter is basically the Minolta Flash Meter VI. When Minolta stopped making photographic light meters, they sold the designs of their final line of meters to Tokina-Kenko, who made some cosmetic changes and renamed them.
The KFM-2100 has a built-in one degree spot meter and an incident light meter. It measures both ambient light and electronic flash. Mine includes the original box, case, strap, and instructions. The meter is accurate; it matches the readings from my Sekonic L-758DR in both spot and incident modes. Cosmetically, the front of the meter looks nearly new. The back has some scuffs in the finish, which you can see in the photo. In real-life, the blemishes are not that visible; the light I used exaggerates it a bit.
The current version of this meter, the KFM-2200, is $499 new at B&H. I am asking $275 for mine, including shipping in the USA.