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I just got a Pentax digital spotmeter from another forum member here, so putting these up for sale. I have:
1. Sekonic L-758DR. Comes with original box, lanyard, lens covers, soft case, and CDs and documentation, as well as pocket wizard. Cosmetically in excellent condition. The light meter is about 2/3 stop off (underexposure), but it's pretty consistent across the range. $225 net to me.
2. Pentax Spotmeter V. Comes with original manual and leather case, as well has lanyard. It was serviced by Quality Light Metric in 2019 or so. This one really stings. I dropped it on the sidewalk shortly after that, and the casing cracked. I glued it back together and the casing hasn't been an issue at all since then. The exposures are spot on. I need to mention however, that about 10% of the time the needle won't move at all, but if you press the exposure button a few times, it eventually gives the right EV reading. $25 net to me.
3. Reveni Labs spot meter. This is the v1 meter. I got it during the kickstarter. The light meter comes with a soft case and box. The light meter seems to be about one stop off. Matt from Reveni indicated that it should be pretty easy to recalibrate it, but I never followed up. $25 net to me.
Located in Portland, OR. Will ship anywhere in the US or Canada.
I just got a Pentax digital spotmeter from another forum member here, so putting these up for sale. I have:
1. Sekonic L-758DR. Comes with original box, lanyard, lens covers, soft case, and CDs and documentation, as well as pocket wizard. Cosmetically in excellent condition. The light meter is about 2/3 stop off (underexposure), but it's pretty consistent across the range. $225 net to me.
2. Pentax Spotmeter V. Comes with original manual and leather case, as well has lanyard. It was serviced by Quality Light Metric in 2019 or so. This one really stings. I dropped it on the sidewalk shortly after that, and the casing cracked. I glued it back together and the casing hasn't been an issue at all since then. The exposures are spot on. I need to mention however, that about 10% of the time the needle won't move at all, but if you press the exposure button a few times, it eventually gives the right EV reading. $25 net to me.
3. Reveni Labs spot meter. This is the v1 meter. I got it during the kickstarter. The light meter comes with a soft case and box. The light meter seems to be about one stop off. Matt from Reveni indicated that it should be pretty easy to recalibrate it, but I never followed up. $25 net to me.
Located in Portland, OR. Will ship anywhere in the US or Canada.
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