Sekonic L-758DR and L-758Cine

[g_t3]

Hi,

 

Sekonic's website doesn't really have a comparison chart about these two. Can

someone just give me a quick confirmation that all functions in L-758DR are

available in L-758Cine? I.e. L-758DR is really a subset of L-758Cine

 

Thanks!

[ymages]

I had a L-758DR one week and I have send it back, too big and complicated

I have now a kenko KFM-2100(which is exactly the same than Minolta VI) , and I like it very much

[fwstutterheim]

Subset? The DR is for "still photography", the Cine is for "motion pictures".

[nickwhite]

There are three models L-758D, L-758DR and L-758cine.

 

The L-758D is the basic fully spec'd meter.

 

The L-758DL is exactly the same except that it comes with a pockewizard transmitter installed - make sure you get the correct one for your location - US and Europe use different frequencies, hence different modules (about time they did an Elinchrom transmitter!).

 

The L-758cine is the L-758D with the addition of cine speeds from 1-1000fps.

 

You can download a brochure here -

http://www.sekonic.co.jp/English/product/meter/download.shtml

[g_t3]

I have a Minolta IV with a 5 degree spot adapter. However, I thought the "integrated" features of incident and reflective metering appealing.

 

Right, so for 30 bucks difference, and since L-758C has all the functionality in L-758D, then I might as well buy the L-758C. Thanks for your clarification.