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On Sun, 16 Apr 2017 09:51:46 +0200 (GMT+02:00), android
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Won it on an auction last week. 40 years old and work just fine! :-))
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/epsqsn0rkpil6hf/PSX_20170416_094208.jpg

Nice!
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In article , android says...

Won it on an auction last week. 40 years old and work just fine! :-))
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/.../PSX_20170416_
094208.jpg

I have never seen a thing like that, but perhaps it is something with
which you measure the light intensity. Is this correct?

The other question is, why would you need such a device, when every
digital camera nowadays will readily tell you if the image is over- or
underexposed and will show a nice histogram, zebra stripes etc.

And if you don't trust digital cameras, how about a device which measure
the white balance of a scene, telling you how many Kelvin you have?
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In article , Alfred
Molon wrote:


Won it on an auction last week. 40 years old and work just fine! :-))
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/.../PSX_20170416_
094208.jpg

I have never seen a thing like that,

seriously? you've never seen a handheld light meter??

but perhaps it is something with
which you measure the light intensity. Is this correct?

it is.

The other question is, why would you need such a device, when every
digital camera nowadays will readily tell you if the image is over- or
underexposed and will show a nice histogram, zebra stripes etc.

incident metering (not the dome), and *before* taking a photo.

And if you don't trust digital cameras, how about a device which measure
the white balance of a scene, telling you how many Kelvin you have?

those exist too.

My Favourite Esteregg
 

Won it on an auction last week. 40 years old and work just fine! :-))
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/.../PSX_20170416_
094208.jpg
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In article ,
Alfred Molon wrote:

In article , android says...

Won it on an auction last week. 40 years old and work just fine! :-))
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/.../PSX_20170416_
094208.jpg

I have never seen a thing like that, but perhaps it is something with
which you measure the light intensity. Is this correct?

Yes!

The other question is, why would you need such a device, when every
digital camera nowadays will readily tell you if the image is over- or
underexposed and will show a nice histogram, zebra stripes etc.

Nice to have. Very nice to have...

And if you don't trust digital cameras, how about a device which measure
the white balance of a scene, telling you how many Kelvin you have?

Those are out there and good to have if you have a studio.
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In article ,
nospam wrote:

In article , Alfred
Molon wrote:


Won it on an auction last week. 40 years old and work just fine! :-))
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/.../PSX_20170416_
094208.jpg

I have never seen a thing like that,

seriously? you've never seen a handheld light meter??

but perhaps it is something with
which you measure the light intensity. Is this correct?

it is.

The other question is, why would you need such a device, when every
digital camera nowadays will readily tell you if the image is over- or
underexposed and will show a nice histogram, zebra stripes etc.

incident metering (not the dome), and *before* taking a photo.

The flat sensor cover one was included.

And if you don't trust digital cameras, how about a device which measure
the white balance of a scene, telling you how many Kelvin you have?

those exist too.
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teleportation kills