Sekonic L-478DR Meter

L-478DR LiteMaster Pro

Sekonic's new LITEMASTER PRO L-478DR meter is the world's first touch-screen-operated light meter. It has an array of unique, must-have features for both still and motion story tellers. Its compact size is both instantly familiar and comfortable to use. The large LCD (2.7") displays ambient, flash, cine and a host of other information in a clear and understandable way. Settings are made by simply touching or sliding a finger over the screen.

The L-478DR can be quickly calibrated to your camera using Sekonic's Data Transfer software and either Sekonic or X-Rite Brand targets or by manually inputting data to the DTS program or on the meter itself.

Keeping pace with wireless advancements, the L-478DR comes complete with exclusive PocketWizard® ControlTL® technology which combines light measurement and flash power control providing amazing control in your hand.

FEATURES:

For Still Photographers

- Full featured Ambient-Flash modes including new T-F mode. Measure, compare, and mix ambient and flash displayed on a color, touch screen for beautiful, controlled, results.

- DTS Exposure Profiling matches the meter to the performance of your camera (requires separate Sekonic or X-rite exposure targets and 5-degree finder for L-478). Precise exposure and lighting starts with precise, repeatable metering.

For Filmmakers

- Cine/HD Cine modes for today's HDSLR and Video Cine cameras. Effortlessly switch between HDSLR and Cine for exact exposure settings in exact increments for both.

- Infinite frame rate and shutter angle selection. Create special settings for special applications. Video cine cameras are becoming boundless. Metering should be too.

- Unique, light-source filtration compensation mode. Finally, precise control lighting using industry standard CTO/CTB/ND types at the touch of a finger.

- Illumination measurement and extended ISO range. Lighting design and exposure in a single tool. ISO and exposure settings to match today's digital cameras.

Wireless Triggering

- PocketWizard triggering and Flash Power Setting w/ControlTL radios. Control Nikon, Canon and select studio flashes with a touch of a finger.

• Type: ... Digital exposure meter for ambient and flash light
• Receptor Head: ... Rotating Domed Head 90° to the right, 180° to the left, Retractable for Contrast Reading
• Light Receiving Method: ... Incident light and reflected light
• Receptor Incident Light: ... Convertible to flat diffuser (Lumisphere in down position)
• Receptor Reflected Light: ... 5° Viewfinder (Separate Accessory)
• Light Receptor Element: ... 2-Silicon photo diodes (incident and reflected)
• Measuring Range and Modes
• Measuring Modes Ambient Light:
• - HD Cine - Shutter priority metering, FPS (Frame Rate Priority) metering, Lux/FC
• - Cine - FPS (Frame Rate Priority) metering, Shutter Angle setting, Lux/FC
• - Simple brightness measurement (foot-lambert, cd/m2
• - Simple illumination measurement (lux, foot-candle)
• - Aperture priority metering
• - EV metering
• - Shutter priority metering
• Measuring Modes Flash: ... - Measurement using the included wireless flash radio triggering system (cumulative and non-cumulative)
• - Without synchro cord (cumulative and non-cumulative)
• - With synchro cord (cumulative and non-cumulative)
• Measuring Range (ISO 100) Ambient Light: ... - Incident light EV-2 to EV 22.9
• - Reflected light EV3 to EV 19.9 (requires accessory sold separately)
• Measuring Range (ISO 100) Flash: ... - Incident Light f/1.0 to f/128.9
• - Reflected Light f/2.8 to f/128.9 (requires accessory sold separately)
• Measuring Range Illuminance: ... 0.63 to 2000000lux - 0.10 to 180000FC
• Measuring Range Brightness: ... 1 to 980000 cd/m2 - 0.29 to 290000 foot lamberts
• Display Range and Modes
• Display Range Film Speed: ... ISO 3 to 409600 (in 1/3 steps)
• Display Range Shutter Speeds Ambient: ... 30 min to 1/64,000 sec. (in 1, 1/2, 1/3 steps) plus 1/200, 1/400
• Display Range Shutter Speeds Flash: ... 30 min to 1/1000 sec. (in 1, 1/2, 1/3 steps) plus 1/75, 1/80, 1/90, 1/100, 1/200, 1/400
• Display Range Aperture: ... f/0.5 to f/161.2 (in 1, 1/2, 1/3 steps)