light meter
Lumo Light Meter Review: Pro Results With Flash & Color in a Tiny, Cheap Device
Once a common part of a photographer’s kit, handheld meters now seem relegated to a small niche of users. With in-camera metering systems having advanced…
Slow Down…Waaay Down and Enjoy ISO 0.8 – A True Meter Beater!
How low can you go? In film speed, that is. That’s exactly what Film Photography Project would like to know. In an effort to test…
An Unofficial LomoMod No.1.5 Medium Format Camera Also Shoots 35mm Film
You’ve got to hand it to Lomography, they certainly know how to create engaging, unique, and affordable film cameras. From the dizzying Spinner 360° to…
You can finally say, “cheese,” again, with some of this Wein
Congratulations; you’ve just purchased a vintage Gossen® Luna-Pro® light meter complete with Variable Angle Attachment, in near mint condition, for a ridiculously low price. You…
Remain in light (meter) – rediscover the joy of analog light meters
New light meters are becoming more and more commonplace on the shelves of photographic equipment stores. What was once believed to be an “end-of-life” camera…
The Lit Duo 1 is a handheld light meter and colour meter in one
It looks like there’s a new player in town when it comes to handheld light meters. While they might have fallen a little out of…
AstrHori redesigned its tiny light meter to make the even more compact XH-2
AstrHori has announced the new AstrHori XH-2 ($79) on-camera light meter. Designed to slip into the camera’s shoe, the AstrHori XH-2 is built primarily for…
AstrHori AH-M1 is an inexpensive tiny on-camera light meter
AstrHori has announced a new black version of the AstrHori AH-M1 light meter. Designed for use in the camera’s hotshoe, it was originally announced in…
This sleek and tiny light meter attaches to your film camera’s hot shoe
If you’re into film photography and have a camera without a light meter, it can be pretty tricky to get the exposure right. Lime One…
Sekonic is releasing a Godox module for the L-858D light meter this year
Last year, Sekonic put out a questionnaire on their Twitter feed asking if anybody was interested in them looking into the possibility of creating a…




































