Low-light Gossen lightmeter

<p>Hello! Can anyone suggest me light meter for measuring reflected light in low-light conditions.Can't select between Gossen luna-pro sbc and Gossen DigiPro F.<br>

Thank you!</p>

When people write that these go down to -8EV or whatever that's with exposure compensation.

 

They only really go down to -3, or rather the Luna pro. Never had the digipro.

 

 

Honestly, when you get down that dark, for me it's just easier to eyeball it and maybe bracket. I can't see the face of the

Luna Pro to see the readings anyway when it's that dark.

 

If the digipro has a lighted display, I would get that one just for that reason. I'm selling my Luna Pro F, I don't really use it.

<p>I can't remember all the specs, but there is another option: the Gossen Starlight (Starlite?) that is the lowest light measuring photo meter I've seen.</p>

<a href="../photodb/user?user_id=1713391">Michael Axel</a>

<ul>

<li>Incident light metering EV -2.5 to EV +1</li>

<li>Reflected light 5° EV 0 to EV +18</li>

<li>Reflected light 1 ° EV 2 to EV +18</li>

</ul>

<p>this is for Gossen Starlite 2</p>

<p>I have the Gossen Luna-Pro digital F. In very low light--much too low to read the meter--when set to ISO 400, it will read as low as 1 minute at F/5.6 and a half (or 2 seconds at f/1 and a half), but no lower than that. But you need a flashlight to see the display.</p>

<p>Hope that helps</p>