Dr E D F Williams wrote: > > Contrast range is right. The Lumidisc allows you to measure the incident > light coming from each light you are using, main and modelling, or whatever > you'd like to call them, and work out the contrast range from this > information. Its also good for copying ... tells you what light is falling > directly on your copy table.
<rest snipped> Hi Don, Thanks for that very comprehensive explanation. I must admit, the Sekonic range has some attractive features. My Gossen Luna-Star was a steal, but maybe it isn't my ideal meter. Mine came without the spot attachment, and I'm not impressed with the high cost of that accessory - at least here in the UK. Because of what I shoot (landscape, architectural, portrait) I would only rarely use spot metering but having that feature would still be 'a good thing'. Maybe I'll put the Gossen on eBay and see what happens. Thanks again Best regards, John
