Used Kenko KFM-1100 Professional Ambient & Flash Light Meter

2021-11-29T15:33:35

I have been using this for years. Always works. I have had no issues with mine.

Kirk S.

2021-08-01T16:09:28

Nice meter but it?s not in 3rd stops can?t seem to change the stops to my camera other then that it?s nice

Walter A.

2020-10-19T09:49:54

Have used the Minolta Autometer IV for years — the precursor to this Kenko meter — and rely on its ease of use. It's designed to be held securely at virtually any angle while metering. It may look boxy like the Gossen and Sekonic competition but it's worlds apart in actual use. The swiveling head makes a huge difference. Unfortunately, the Kenko I received was about .8 stops off (as compared to my other meters including two recently serviced and calibrated Minoltas). Obviously, that's not acceptable by any standard. Please note that the Kenko is not adjustable (as in user-calibration), unlike the Minolta and others. Perhaps I was sent a bad sample, the only bad sample, but who wants to be responsible for sorting that out. So, a real disappointment.

PETER J.

2018-08-20T12:55:28

LOVE this meter. Great price and super easy to use!

Mark H.

2018-02-14T12:07:26

Works great - simple - does what it is supposed to

Russell M.

2017-08-03T14:51:51

I found a few quirks of using it like when changing to CINE mode (FPS) you have to hit the power button off/on and then you can use CINE mode, etc....same with switching it back to Time. (Unless I missed something in the manual.) After that all was smooth.

ALLEN F.

2017-08-01T12:03:33

I like taking the guess work out of metering. This defiently helps!

CINDY T.

2016-11-15T15:13:19

I don't have much experience with other brands. This works great for me. Pretty rugged, too.

TED P.

2011-03-30T21:00:00

The design was bought from the loss of Konica Minolta. THis meter is a duplicate of the IV-F in every way. The other reviewer is wrong, all the same accessory viewers and parts are available, but not cheaply, for certain. It can do accumulative reads, mixed light source reads, and has interdependent redundancy selective uses. Go for it with full confidence. Excellent instrument!

Right O.