Functions? Does this light meter allow you to input aperture and get a shutter speed?
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No, it is shutter priority. You input ISO and shutter speed, and the unit calculates the aperture. But you can then toggle to the desired aperture and the unit will display the adjusted shutter speed. So you basically get to the same place as if you started by selecting aperture.
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This flash meter is designed to take readings from any type of photographic Flash Unit. measures incident or reflective light readings. I use it on indoor still photography. Works great for that.
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Absolutely!!! It is a wonderful little light meter. I use mine 99.99999% of every time I shoot. I use it for my base reading then I adjust my shot to get it exactly how I want it. Just be sure that if metering in direct sunlight, not to let the sun hit directly on the diffuser globe or you'll get a false reading (personal experience). Hold your hand or something up over it to cast a shadow across it. Hope this helps and happy shooting.
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No it doesn't show up at all - it reads at 00 on my Canon 6D. You just look at the lens itself to determine what aperture you're set at.
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This light meter is specifically designed to work with both digital and film by cinematographers. It is excellent on any video shoot.
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No, it just gives the f stop amount of light upon pressing the shutter button of the light meter
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If it's the model that sets aperture electronically from the camera, then it should meter. If there is no electronic link for the aperture setting, then it won't. You may want to visit a big-box store and try the lens on a store sample. If the lens has an aperture ring, set it to the narrowest aperture (highest f number) if there is no specific marking for automatic setting.
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Are you using a light meter and setting your camera to the values the meter provides? If not, that would be an awesome place to start....
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again, it only has a connector or a Pocket Wizard flash controller for metering only - it will not fire the flashes when the camera shutter actuates. I don't know of any light meter which would do this since there are so many other less expensive ways to do this.
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As best I understand the question, this sort of comparison is just what the meter is meant to do: measure light intensity. What you read is what you got. Regards,AC
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No-This does not give percent of flash. That value is dependent on variables the exposure meter cannot control. It does have a flash mode to capture the flash when triggered. You would need to change the flash setting yourself and verify the exposure settings on the meter correspond to your camera settings.
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Yes, you can set the ISO and the aperture. You can also meter for ambient light, electronic flash or a combination of both.
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No, you can't set the aperture, but see my review; you can set the ISO speed, or chose "kids & pets" program if you want a wide aperture and fast shutter. You can also bracket the exposure +/- 2 "increments" but I haven't played with that yet to see if it alters the aperture or shutter speed, or both!
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If it can, I have not found that setting yet. I recommend the Cannon Rebel Xti. I use it at work and it is amazing. I set it on action mode and you can snap away, just hold the button! And it has settings to change the aperture for different lighting.
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Yes works great.Can do interval, exposure,Timer and a few others. You can download the PDF manual online to look at all the features
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The shutter speed automatically varies with the available light and lens aperture. The manual says that the shutter has a range from 2 sec to 1/1600 sec.
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Yes you can, if your settings are in manual, and the right f stop, aperture , but the most important is the second. ( like 1/60sec. - 1/125 sec) don't get discourage, if doesn't work.....try again.Good Luck.