4. Basic Operation
4. When set for reflected light
Point the lens of the exposure meter toward the
part of the subject to be measured from the
camera position or from the camera direction
and then measure.
1) This method is used to measure the brightness (luminance) of light reflected
from the subject and is useful for metering subjects that cannot be
approached or light-generating subjects (neon signs, etc.), highly reflective
surfaces or translucent subjects (stained glass, etc.).
2) Point the lens of the exposure meter toward the part of the subject to be
measured from the camera position or from the camera direction and then
measure.
NOTE: ● If you measure from the camera position, the entire object is
measured in average.
● If you want to measure only part of the object, do it at as close
a position as possible to the part to be measured. Take care not
to cast a shadow with the meter, etc. into the part to be
measured.
● The lens is an important light receiving unit. Please handle with
care and try not to mark or soil.
Wipe Lumisphere with a dry soft cloth if it becomes dirty.
Never use organic cleaners (like thinner or benzene) to clean
Lumisphere.
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