The Sekonic L-358 Flash Master is an advanced yet easy to operate exposure analyzing light meter that incorporates the latest technology in handheld meters. The L-358 features a retractable incident Lumisphere for standard or cosine corrected light readings provides both hemispherical and narrow angle readings. Measurements can be taken in either incident or flash metering modes with accurate and convenient flash and ambient analyzing. In all electronic flash measurements an analyzing feature simultaneously evaluates both flash and ambient light and displays the values in three ways: a combined readings of flash and ambient b percentage of flash in the total exposure or c simultaneous display of flash ambient and combined readings on the analog scale. An easy-to-read illuminated LCD panel directly displays full 1/2 or 1/3-stop shutter speeds or apertures and exposure/calibration compensation.
Selecting settings is quick and easy with the built-in Jog wheel and cine shutter speeds up to 360 frames per second makes the L-358 a versatile tool in the most demanding lighting scenario. Optional spot finders extend the versatility of the meter with a choice of 1 5 or 10 degree measuring angles with a viewable parallax-free viewfinder.
Analyzing Function - A simultaneous reading of flash and ambient light is analyzed. The readings are displayed in three different ways on the LCD: 1. Combined readings of flash and ambient 2. Percentage of flash in the total exposure 3. Simultaneous display of flash ambient and combined readings on the analog display
Retractable Lumisphere - A built-in adjustable incident dome Lumisphere provides full measuring in the standard position or when retracted provides cosine corrected light readings for individual light source measurements or flat artwork.
Memory Mode - 9 memory banks are available in both Aperture Priority and Shutter Priority Modes making contrast evaluation and a
Customer Reviews
Great first light meter
This has been a very good light meter with great results. It is very simple to use. The construction is all plastic but does not feel cheap. When I saw Carlos Baez using the same meter at a seminar it was very reassuring. If its good enough for one of the best fashion photogs in the world its good enough for me.
Worthless
my experience with this produce is that i cant trust it. its almost always a stop or more off. if it says F8 i shoot at F7.1. in outdoor settings using studio strobes its been a complete joke. no where near close to accurate readings for the strobe. which is why this review is titled "worthless". a waste of money...for me anyway. if you use with Canon speedlights especially more than one its worthless as well as it will read the pre-flash not the actual flash readings.
Light Meter
Excellent meter. Should be for a professional photographer and not recommended for the person that is not a dedicated 24/7 shooter
Product Details
- Brand: Sekonic
- Model: L358
- Dimensions: 6.70" h x 3.50" w x 1.90" l .59 pounds
Features
- Exposures accurate down to a tenth-of-a-stop for both ambient and electronic flash light readings in full-stop mode. Meter can also display shutter-speeds and apertures in half or third-stop increments to mirror the exposure settings on your camera
- Sekonic RT-32 Radio Transmitter Module installs easily enabling wireless Selective Quad Triggering of PocketWizard-enabled electronic flash units up to 100 away
- Dust-proof and splash-proof JIS Standard Water Resistance Class 4. Weather-sealed against dust storms noreasters and the occasional rogue wave
- Incident readings of three-dimensional subjects are taken using the Lumisphere fully extended and retract the Lumisphere for selective narrower-field readings for flat-field objects such as artwork
- Up to 9 readings can be stored in memory for meter averaging and contrast evaluations in Aperture and Shutter priority modes
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