
Review Summary
2012-05-23T21:00:00
I use this meter on all handheld cameras that do not have an internal meter, or one that is not working.
Gordon
2011-03-05T19:00:00
This is by far the best meter for older cameras which don't have an internal meter, and maybe a good choice for some other situations, too. The camera must have an accessory shoe for mounting. It's best attribute is that when you press the button, it takes and HOLDS a light value reading, so that one can then adjust the f/stop and shutter speed dials while pointing the camera in ANY direction, which in practice is extraordinarily useful. Once one has determined the correct exposure on the meter, one must transfer that setting to the camera.
Chimpunk
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25 3200
f/1.4 f/22
1 second 1/2000 second
EV1 (1 sec., f/1.4) EV 20 (1/2000, f/22)
30½
1.49" W x 1.45" H x 0.98" D (38mm W x 24.9mm H x 36.9mm D)
1.47oz (42g)
2 SR-44 (S 76)
4002451194419
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By Chimpunk
This is by far the best meter for older cameras which don't have an internal meter, and maybe a good choice for some other situations, too. The camera must have an accessory shoe for mounting. It's best attribute is that when you press the button, it takes and HOLDS a light value reading, so that one can then adjust the f/stop and shutter speed dials while pointing the camera in ANY direction, which in practice is extraordinarily useful. Once one has determined the correct exposure on the met...
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New Version is smart, easy to use
By Gordon
I use this meter on all handheld cameras that do not have an internal meter, or one that is not working.
The Voigtlander VC Meter is a very compact, accessory shoe mounted light meter for use with class cameras that have no metering system built in.
This manual, silicon-cell meter is designed to slide into the flash shoe of a variety of classic cameras such as Leica, Contax and Nikon rangefinders, which do not have TTL or other built-in light metering systems. The all-metal silver or black retro body will match to any classic camera a photographer or collector may have.
Meter operation is simple: Film speed is set by moving the inlaid dial to the correct ISO; shutter speed and aperture are selected by the two dials on top of the meter. Once a shutter/aperture combination has been selected, point the camera at the subject and press the orange button on the back to activate the meter. One of three LED's on top of the meter will light up indicating whether under, correct or over exposure.
There are three different dual-mounting adapters available. Each allows the meter to be used slightly offset on top of the camera with a viewfinder attached directly over the camera flash shoe.