[SML] Light Meters..

[Ford Sellers]

Be careful that whichever meter you choose is full spectrum.

Many of the light meters on the market now were developed prior to LEDs wide adoption.

They use tri-stimulus sensors that do not accurately report light from narrow band emitters like LEDs and Fluorescent sources.



I really like our UPRTEK MK350... and it can be found online<https://www.google.com/search?q=UPRtek+mk350n+plus&num=50&newwindow=1&safe=off&rlz=1T4PLXB_enUS607US607&biw=1415&bih=762&source=lnms&tbm=shop&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiynJyJra_LAhXLKB4KHXDZCmAQ_AUIBygB> for a decent price... but certainly more than $1000.

The Mk350N Plus measures intensity, Color Temp, Color (charting on a CIE Chart, or showing full spectral analysis), and has a bunch of other bells and whistles (CRI, CQS, TLCI, S/P ratio, etc..)



If you're looking for video specifically, the TLCI functions are pretty cool.



HTH,

-Ford



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Well I wasn't going to post my recommendation - Minolta T-10 - because it's around $1000 - but that's a bargain next to Sekonic it seems.







--

Bill Conner Fellow of the ASTC



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