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ISO Range | ISO 3 to 8000 |
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Display | LCD |
Memory Function | Yes |
Type | Light Meter |
Light Receiving Method | Incident, Reflected |
Measurement Modes | Incident, Reflected |
Aperture Range | f/0.5 to f/90 |
Shutter Speed Range | 1/8000 to 30 seconds |
Battery | AA battery |
Power Source | 1 x AA battery |
Weight | 150 g |
Explains the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION labels used in the manual for user safety.
Details the built-in non-parallax viewfinder with a 5-degree acceptance angle for accurate metering.
Highlights the unique combination of Lumisphere and Lumidisc for versatile light measurement.
Notes the device's water-resistant construction, suitable for various environmental conditions.
Mentions selectable aperture or shutter speed priority modes for ambient light readings.
Explains the memory feature used for displaying subject contrast measurements.
Describes the function for measuring cumulative effects of multiple flash exposures.
Explains the various symbols, numbers, and indicators displayed on the LCD screen.
Describes the indicators that show incident or reflected light metering modes.
Explains the center spot and circle markings in the viewfinder for accurate positioning.
Instructions for switching between incident and reflected light metering using the eyepiece cover.
How to rotate the lumisphere UP/DOWN ring to set for different metering types.
Steps for measuring incident light intensity with the eyepiece cover closed.
Steps for performing spot metering using the viewfinder with the eyepiece cover open.
Guide for correctly mounting a type-AA battery and attaching the camera strap.
How to verify the current battery level displayed on the LCD panel.
Explains the automatic shutdown feature designed to conserve battery power.
Instructions for setting the desired ISO film speed using the device buttons.
How to set the meter for incident or reflected light metering modes.
Details on selecting shutter speed, exposure value, or aperture priority for ambient light.
Instructions for selecting single or cumulative flash measurement with or without cord.
How to adjust the shutter speed when using shutter speed priority mode for accurate exposure.
How to adjust the aperture when using aperture priority mode for accurate exposure.
How to select the specific ambient light measurement mode.
How to use the F/EV/MULTI button to select desired measuring displays.
How to set the shutter speed for ambient light measurement readings.
Steps to start and take an ambient light measurement using the device.
How to store and recall up to three ambient light readings for later reference.
Procedure for measuring the brightness contrast between different light sources.
Steps for performing a single flash measurement using a connected synchro cord.
How to store up to three flash measurements taken with a synchro cord.
Procedure for measuring multiple flash exposures with a connected synchro cord.
Detailed steps for setting shutter speed and performing single flash measurements with a cord.
Steps for selecting cumulative mode, setting shutter speed, and performing measurements with a cord.
How to cancel the cumulative flash measurement mode and restart metering.
Procedure for measuring flash brightness contrast, similar to ambient contrast.
Steps for performing a single flash measurement without using a synchro cord.
How to store up to three flash measurements taken without a synchro cord.
Procedure for measuring multiple flash exposures without using a synchro cord.
Steps for setting shutter speed and performing cumulative flash measurements without a cord.
How to cancel cumulative mode and restart metering without a cord.
Procedure for measuring flash brightness contrast without a cord.
How to manually adjust the exposure index by increments of +/- 0.1 EV up to +/- 9.9 EV.
Instructions for using the meter to measure light intensity, reported in Lux.
Instructions for using the meter to measure surface brightness, reported in cd/m².