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Thanks for your responses, guys...

but what about weddings? I can't imagine lugging around an RZ with a 220 back. Is that where the 645 hails superior?

I've heard people recomend the Mamiya RZ 67 camera and others

recomend the 645e for taking portraits of families, children,

couples and fashion shots. I would like to know your thoughts as to

which of the two formats to use? I want to present my clients with

very high quality images with color that would jump out of the

frame! Which format would you recomend for use in a studio with

controled lighting? Im looking at with the RB 67, RZ 67 or one of

the 645's. Which 67 would you recomend or which 645? My niche will

be creating fashionable images.

charles

I read somewhere else that the Sekonic L-308BII measures light at

13% grey and not 18% grey thus underexposing your photos unless you

manualy compensate in the meter for it. Is this true?

I am looking at purchasing a light meter. I like the Minolta Flash

Meter V and the Sekonic L-358 but I am looking for something less

expensive. So for now it is a toss-up between the Sekonic L-308BII

and the Minolta Autometer V. My main reason for posting is to

inquire on which meter is better off for cordless triggering? Does

the Sekonic L-308 have the same upgradable abilities to use the

PocketWizard radio triggering system as the L-358? How exactly can

the L-308 and the Autometer be used with a radio or infra-red

triggering system? What extra equipment is needed (besides the

monolighgts) ?? In the pictures I have viewed online thus far, the

Autometer apears to have a larger luma disk. Is this true? Does that

make it far superior than the L-308?

Any thoughts comparing the two meters would be helpfull.

Charles