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Anonymous
Hey /p/, Uni fag here!

Been on digital since i started with SLR's, but now am seriously wanting to get into film more, and am sick of having to book out a light meter from my uni (your only aloud them for 1 day at a time)

So i was wondering, whats a good light meter? do i rly need to splash out 100+ quid on one?

Pic related, its the ones ive used from university
>> Anonymous
forget the meter gadgets.

learn to meter with your eye and become a better photographer
>> Anonymous
>>280214

Ive been trying that, am sick of getting noting but over and under exposed film :P i cant afford to keep wasting money on ruined film, and fucking up shots i need for my assignments. lol
>> Butterfly !xlgRMYva6s
you got a DSLR?

i'm sure that has a meter in it if you're being a poorfag.
>> Anonymous
OP here,

So... anyone got any recommendations?? lol
>> SAGE
>>280264
>So... anyone got any recommendations?? lol

>>280222
>> Serenar !m827jEgWi.
For the same price as a nice meter, you could get a new camera with a TTL meter.

That said, if you want a meter that'll stay with you, you have two branches to go into - either compact meters that you'll keep for convenience with old cameras, or feature-rich meters you'd want if you got into serious landscape or studio work. I don't know much about the latter, but for the former you want the Voigtlander VCII meter.
>> Serenar !m827jEgWi.
>>280268
Oh here we go. Buy either of the meters here:
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost-classifieds/showproduct.php?product=12968
>> SAGE
>>280269
those are overseas form him
>> SAGE
>>280270
maybe not oops
>> Anonymous
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built-in exposure meter for the fucking win
>> Anonymous
>>280230
its your not you'r. lern to spel and, use propur dikshun moreon!!!!!!!
>> Anonymous
>>280268
>>280222

Thanks for the input guys,

Ill mull it over for a bit :P