Product Description
No more tricky light balancing problems! A 3 reading memory allows for ideal contrast readings. Of course, multiple pops can also be read. Switch easily from incident to contrast measurement mode without additional accessories. With the unique
retractable sphere system, you can instantly change between incident and contrast mode measurements,the Lumisphere actually recesses into the body. Offers exclusive built in spot metering. The built in 5 degree spot attachment lets you move in
close and get the shot quickly (even in flash mode). It is the ideal location meter, giving quick, easy, accurate readings on demand. Helps metering even the most difficult light situations. 1/10th f-stop accuracy in any of its flash cord, flash cordless or
ambient modes, as well as 5 degree spot. Completely water resistant, the L-408 stands up to rain, sleet or snow (meets JIS Level 4 Standard for water resistance). |
Major Features:
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- The Sekonic L-408 is the world's first water resistant exposure meter. A revolutionary new ambient/flash meter with built-in 5° spot and incident measuring capabilities. The Sekonic L-408 answers the need of the demanding photographer seeking extensive capabilities available in a single unit.
- Built-in parallax-free 5° spot viewfinder provides instant access for selective narrow angle light measuring of a scene or subject
- World's first water resistant light meter is protected from the corroding effects of damp and wet conditions
- Unique built-in combination of Lumisphere and Lumidisc: Lumisphere retracts (flat diffuser function) for contrast light measuring
- Multi-flash mode for cumulative flash measuring
- Digital and analog display of measured data on a large easy to read LCD panel
- Cord or cordless flash measuring: Extended standby (90 seconds) in cordless mode, enables repeat flash measuring without resetting
- Single 1.5 volt AA penlight battery powers the Sekonic L-408
- Supplied with soft case, neck cord, P.C. terminal cap and battery
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