What is a sekonic auto leader?

What is a sekonic auto leader?

T he Sekonic Auto-Leader L -38 is used for metering reflected light. This is the light that is reflected from objects towards your camera. The flip-up booster is used when the intensity of the light is so low that there is little or no deflection of the pointer when the cover over the window of the main cell is open.

How do I reset my sekonic L 758dr?

Press and hold the mode button and then turn the power back on and you will be in custom settings. When you are finished in the custom menu area just turn the power off and the process will be completed.

How do you unlock a sekonic light meter?

Hold MODE key in. Toggle ISO 1 key to lock or unlock. “LOc” will display briefly. Press down power key to turn on meter.

What is a sekonic light meter used for?

Sekonic makes tools such as light meters, color meters and illuminometers to help photographers and cinematographers measure and control light for the perfect exposure.

When did the Sekonic auto leader L-188 come out?

SEKONIC AUTO-LEADER L-188 image by Cat Chang (Image rights) The SekonicAuto Leader L-188is a hand held reflected light exposure meter. This meter has been available for a long time, being marketed for over 25 years from 1979 to 2005. New old stock meters could still be purchased in 2007 but by the end of 2008 most stock has dissipated.

What is the battery life of a Sekonic l-758dr?

Please promptly replace the battery. We recommend you always have a spare battery on hand. • A spare battery can be stored in a provided compartment of the L-758DR’s case (see sticker “OPEN END TO BACK”. • Under our testing condition, the battery life is approximately 60 hours with continuous use under normal temperature.

Is the Sekonic l-858d-u compatible with the l-758 series?

Compatible with L-858 series, L-478 series and L-758 series. If you fail installing the latest Data Transfer Software / Utility Software due to Gatekeeper by Apple inc. Please see this instruction. Depending on the specification of the APFS file system, file display may not be in alphabetical order.