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Bogen Gossen Starlite All-in-One
Lightmeter
Measure light in any form: flash or ambient, reflected or incident even
a tiny spot. The Gossen Starlite digital meter provides clear, accurate
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Measure light in any form: flash or ambient, reflected or incident even
a tiny spot. The Gossen Starlite digital meter provides clear, accurate
exposure settings, photometric readings or even Zone System ranges for
still photography or cinematography all in one compact and rugged, yet
stylish, water-resistant unit.
The name Gossen has long been synonymous with precision light metering
technology and now they've pulled out all the stops. German engineering
and precision are key elements behind the new Starlite All-In-One. This
digital meter not only does everything you'd possibly want a
state-of-the-art, multifunction meter to do, but does it all
exceptionally well.
Controls are ergonomically positioned for easy one-hand operation, and
all data is clearly displayed on a large, self-illuminating,
easy-to-read LCD panel.
A unique 270-degree swivel head with built-in viewfinder and
multi-position diffuser allows you to instantly select any of four
different measuring modes:
1 degree spot measures reflected light through the viewfinder
5 degree spot measures reflected light through the viewfinder
Incident light with raised diffuser--spherical
Incident light with lowered diffuser--flat plane and any of six
different measuring methods:
Shutter priority mode
Aperture priority mode
Exposure value (EV)--can be used directly with certain MF lenses
Contrast--determines the brightness range of any subject
Averaging--utilizes up to nine separate measurements
Zone system--where areas of different brightness are assigned
to graduated "zones" of gray.
In Cine mode, the Starlite All-In-One provides filmmakers with a full
range of features including a preset shutter angle of 180 degree
adjustable in ten-step increments.
In the Photometric mode, light intensities and luminance can be
measured for both ambient light and flash with results displayed in
LUX, footcandle, cd/m2, footlambert and more.