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EXPOSURE METEROperating Instructionsq Operating instructionsSAFETY PRECAUTIONSThis manual uses the following safety labels for and that you must follow.WARNING Indicates hazards or unsafe practices that can result in severe personal injur r y or death.Indicates hazards or unsafe practices that can r r esult inpersonal injury or damage to your L-308Bll exposure meter.Indicates an operation note or limitation you must use. Please readthe notes to avoi d an incorrect L-308BII operation.NOTE(S) Provides the reference information and related functions that are useful for your L-308Bll operations.WARNINGCONTENTSSAFETY PRECAUTIONS (i)CONTENTS (ii)1. Parts Designations ......................................................................................2. Display . (2)2.1 LCD panel (2)3. Mode Selection (3)3.1 Switching between incident light metering and reflected light metering (3)3.2 How to fit the Lumidisc (3)3.3 How to remove the Lumidisc (3)4. Light-receiving Method (4)4.1 Incident light metering (4)4.2 Reflected light metering .... (4)5. Preparation for Measurement (5)5.1 Inserting the battery (5)5.2 Battery check (5)5.3 Auto Power-off (5)5.4 Measurement mode setup (5)5.5 Setting up film speed (ISO) (6)5.6 Setting up shutter speed (T) (6)5.7 Setting up number of frames per second (f/s) (6)6. Ambient Light Measurement (7)6.1 Mode Selection (7)6.2 Measurement of E V (Exposure Value ) (7)7. Flash Measurement with cord (8)7.1Setting up of the flash measurement with cordand making measurement in this mode (8)8. Flash Light Wireless Measurement (9)8.1 Flash light wireless measurement (9)9. How to use the Lumidisc (10)9.1 How to measure light contrast (10)9.2 Using the L-308BII as an illuminance meter (10)10. Specifications (11)11. Instructions and Maintenance Notes.. 12ii11. Parts DesignationsPower buttonLumisphere(Light receiving element) Lens (Light receiving element)Up/Down buttonIS0 button Synchro terminal cap(Accessory)Lumidisc (Accessory) How to fasten a strap 1Lumisphere ISynchro terminal Strap eyeletBattery casecoverMeasuring2. Display2.1 LCDpanelMode selectionAmbient light measurementFlash measurement without cordFlash measurement with cordIS0 film speed display. See Page 6.Press theIS0 button, and is displayed.mode symbols are switched in the following sequence: qAperture/EV/Battery/Others “b.c” Battery capacity See Page 5.Aperture value (Indicated by a number anddots )Exposure value (Indicated by a number and dots ) See Page 7.E.u Under exposureE.o Over exposureShutter speed/film frame count/film speed display. See Page 6.Shutter speed Shutter speed in seconds Number of frames per second Film speed is displayed if the IS0 button is pressed.One full stop is shown by 9 bars.A single bar indicates one tenth stop.23. Mode SelectionYour L-308Bll can measure both incident and reflected light in both ambient light and flash light (electronic flash or flash bulb) modes. You can switch the modes as follows:[Ligh$xec#ng[Measured light] [Mode/display m ethod]see Page 7.3.1 Switching between incident light metering and reflected lightmeteringSlide the lumisphere and stop it at the clicking position of “a” or “b” (See Fig.1 and 2).LumispherebFig. 1 Incident light metering Fig.2 Reflected light metering Fig. 3 Caution: 1Slide the lumisphere by pushing the part as shown in Fig. 3.3.2 How to fit the LumidiscSlide the Lumisphere to the right for reflected light metering.(See Fig. 5)of the lumidisc aslant in the groove (A) of L-308Bll. (See Fig. 6). Then depress the strap eyelet (C) toward the L-308Bll body. (See Fig. 7)umisphereFig. 4 Lumidisc Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 73.3 How to remove the LumidiscTake reverse procedures described above to remove the Lumidisc.Caution: You may break the lumidisc if you do not take care when fitting and removin g,3Light-receiving Method4.1 Incident light meteringHold L-308BII close to the subject, point the lumisphere towards the camera, and measure the incident light intensity, (Fig. 8)Fig.8Caution: Do not fit the Lumidisc next to the Lumisphere when you take incident light metering. Otherwise, the Lumidisc will affect the exposure in proper reading.4.2 Reflected light meteringYou can meter the reflected light of the object by pointing the L-308Bll’s lens at the object from the camera’s position. (Fig. 9).Fig. 9Caution:If you measure from the camera position, the entire object is measured in average.If you want to measure only a part of the object, do it at as close a position aspossible to the part measured. Take care so that the part measured may not beshadowed by the meter, etc.45. Preparation for Measurement5.1 Inserting the batteryUse a 1.5-volt, type-AA battery.Use a manganese dry cell (R6P) or an alkaline one (LR6).Never use any of other types.To remove the battery case cover simply slide it in thedirection of the arrow.Insert the battery in the battery case aligning the polarities asindicated on the inside of the case. (Fig. 10)Slide the battery case cover along the unit to close it. Checkthat the cover is securely closed.5.2 Battery checkDepress the POWER button, and the LCD panel (“b.c” messageand bar marking displays the current battery level.The battery level is indicated by a number of bars for onesecond. Then, the LCD panel automatically switches to thenormal measurement mode.NOTES l You can sustain battery level display by holding down the Power button.l When the battery level is indicated by only two or three dots, prepare a new battery.When the battery capacity drops below the limit, the “b.c” display blinks and thendisappears.5.3 Auto Power-offTo save battery capacity, the L-308Bll is automatically turned off (and all readings are erased) 4 minutes after your last operation.Press the mode selection button to select the desired measurement mode.Mode switching sequence:Measurement modeMeasurement mode with cord Measurement mode without cord5NOTEholding down the IS0 button, the display is toggled between EV and F values(Fig. 12 and 13). If it is toggled after measurement, the measurement data isautomatically recalculated and redisplayed.Fig. 12Fig. 135.5 Setting up film speed (ISO)Press the IS0 button, and a film speed value isdisplayed (Fig. 14).Set up the film speed by pressing the Up or Down buttonwhile holding down the IS0 button. If you press the Up Fig. 14button, the speed increases; if you press the Down button it decreases. If you hold down the Up/Down button for more than one second, the speed changes continuously.NOTE l You can set up the film speed either before or after measurement.5.6Setting up shutter speed (T)Set up the shutter speed used by pressing the Up or Downbutton (Fig, 15). If you press the Up button, the speedincreases; if you press the Down button it decreases.If YOU hold down the Up/Down button for more than onesecond, the speed changes Fig. 15N O T E S r the case of ambient light, you can set up the shutter speed in a range of 60 and 1/8000 sec.In the case of flash light, you can set up the synchronizing shutter speed in a rangeof 1 and 1/500 sec.After 1/500 see, 1/75 1/80 1/90, and 1/100sec. are displayed in order. You canselect any one you want.5.7Setting up number of frames persecond (f/s)The film frame counts are displayed after 1/8000 set ofshutter speed in the ambient light mode. Choose any countyou want (Fig.16).Fig 16N O T E S l The f/s count options are: 8, 12, 16, 18, 24, 25, 30, 32, 64,and 128. These values represent those used with the shutter angle 180 degrees.l This setting up is used for a motion picture camera only.66. Ambient Light Measurement 6.1 Mode SelectionPress the mode selector to enter the ambient light measurement mode.Set up the film and shutter speeds.Press the measuring button, and the aperture value isdisplayed (Fig. 17).Fia. 17NOTES Fig. 17 shows the shutter speed 1/125, and aperture F2.0+3/10 measured.l In the ambient light measurement mode, light measurement is continuously conducted while the measuring button is kept depressed.l If you changed the film speed (ISO) or the shutter speed (T) value aftermeasurement, the measurement value is automatically recalculated and displayed again.l E.u (underexposure error) or E.o (overexposure error) is displayed if the metering range is exceeded. If E.u was displayed, reduce the shutter speed; if E.o was displayed, increase it. (Fig. 18) (Fig. 19)Fig. 186.2Measurement of EV (Exposure Value)Press the mode selector to enter the EV measurementmode. Press the measuring button, and the EV value isdisplayed (Fig. 20).Fig. 19Fig. 20NOTE l “EV” represents a specific amount of light, and is a combination of a shutter speedand an aperture value.77.. Flash Measurement with cord 7.1 Setting up of the flash measurement with cord and makingmeasurement in this modePress the mode selector to enter this mode (Fig. 21).Fig.21Caution: l Set up the shutter speed which has been already set up on your camera.l If you measure the flash bulb light, make sure that the shutter speed set is within the synchronizing range.Connect the synchro cord to the L-308Bll’s synchroterminal (Fig. 22).-JFig. 22Caution:Press the measuring button, and the flash fires and theaperture value is displayed (Fig. 23).N O T E Sically recalculated and redis* Synchro cord (optional):A 5-meter-long synchro cord with three plugs is availablefor synchronous metering between your L-308Bll, thecamera and the flash unit. It is very convenient as nocord replacement is required during shooting pictures.The L-308Bll is also equipped with a connector terminallock for securing cable connection.To flash unit To camera88. Flash Light Wireless Measurement(Measurement without using the syrchro cord)8.1 Flash light wireless measurementPress the mode selector to enter this mode (Fig. 24).Set up the film and shutter speeds.Fig. 24 Caution: Set up the shutter speed which has been already set up on your camea.Press the measuring button. After releasing it,markblinks showing that your L-308BII is in a stand-by mode(Fig.25); this holds for about 90 seconds.displays an aperture value (Fig.26). After firing, thestand-by mode holds for another 90 seconds, You canFig. 25 repeat measuring so long as the mark is blinking.If the mark goes out, press the measuring button again tomake another measurement.Caution:NOTESount is small relative toflash measurement withow to use the Lumidisc9.1 How to measure light contrastSee page 3 ‘3.2 How to fit the Lumidisc’.Select the light mode you are going to use with the modeselector.Hold the L-308BII close to the subject and point theLumidisc toward the main light source (turn off theauxiliary light source). Take reading.source (turn off the main light source).Compare the difference in brightness between the main and auxiliary light sources, anddetermine the contrast.(Example)If you read F16 for the main light source and F8 for auxiliary light source, thedifference between them is two F stops. Then you will obtain 4:1 contrast as shownin the above table.N O T E l To obtain exposure, hold the L-308Bll close to the subject and point theLumisphere towards the camera with the main light and auxiliary light on.9.2 Using the L-308B II as an illuminance meterSelect the EV metering mode and set the film speed at IS0 100.L-308Bll parallel to the subject and take reading.Determine the brightness level using the following conversion table.EV to lx conversion table(Example) If you read EV9 _,the approx. illuminancevalue is 1800lx.1010. SpecificationsType l Digital exposure meter for ambient and flash meteringLight-receiving method l Incident and reflected light metering systemLight-receiving section l Incident light: Lumisphere, Lumidiscl Reflected light: Lens (light receiving angle of 40°)Light receiving element l Silicon photo diodeMetering systems Shutter speed-priority meteringl Flash light:With synchro cordWithout synchro cordMeasuring range l Ambient light:EVO to EV19.9 (at 0.1 EV step)(IS0 100) Flash: F1.4 to F90 + 0.9 stop (at 0.1 AV step)Repeat accuracy EV or lessCalibration constant l Incident light metering:C = 340 (lumisphere), C = 250 (lumidisc)Reflected light metering: K = 12.5Display range l IS0 (film speed): 3 to 8000 (at 1/3 SV step)l T (shutter speed):Ambient light:60 sec to 1/8000 sec (at 1 TV step)f/s (frames/sec): 8, 12, 16, 18, 24, 25, 30, 32, 64, 128Opening angle: 180 degreesFlash: 1 sec to 1/500 sec (at 1 TV step), and 1/75,1/80,1/90,1/100l Aperture:0.5 to 90.9 (at 0.1 AV step)EV (Exposure Value): -5 to 26.2Other function l Out-of-range metering:“E.u” (underexposure) or “E.0”(overexposure) warning indication l Battery checkl Auto power-offBattery used A single type-AA battery (Alkaline or manganese), 1.5VOperating temperature l 0°C to +4O°CrangeStorage temperature . -20°C to +60°CrangeDimensions l Approx. 63W x 110H x 22D mmWeight l Approx. 80 g (without battery)Standard accessories l Soft case, strap, lumidisc, soft case for lumidisc, synchro terminal cap,AA batteryThe specifications and appearance of the L-308Bll are subject to change without notice due to improvement.1111. Instructions and Maintenance Notes Caution:l To avoid damaging your L-308611, never drop it or subject it to impact.Avoid keeping your L-308Bll in places of high temperature or humidity.l Avoid excessive temperature changes, otherwise condensation will occur,resulting in malfunctionl Remove the battery if your L-308Bll is not to be used for a long time. MAINTENANCE NOTESl Keep the surfaces of the lumisphere, lens and Lumidisc clean and free from dust, foreign particles and scratches.l Wipe off dirt with a soft or silicon cloth,Never use solvent such as thinner or benzine.。

DigiflashExposure meter for flash and ambient light15136 1/05.03Operating InstructionsDisplaySetting windowExp. timesShutter speed scaleDiffuserAperture/f-stops scaleFunction buttonEyelet for carrying strapMeasuringkeySocket for tripodCameramounting clipContents1The functioning of the Digiflash . 4 1.1Preparation and self-test (4)1.2Incident light and reflected light (5)1.3Duration of read-out in display (5)2Functions of the Digiflash (6)2.1Setting the film speed (6)2.2Exposure measuring ambient light . 7 2.2.1Read-out of the values measured .. 7 2.3Flash measurement (8)2.3.1Setting the sync speed (meas. time) 8 2.3.2Measuring (8)2.3.3Fill-in Flashes (9)2.4Taking a measurementoutside the measuring range 102.5Contrast measurements (10)2.6Setting correction values (11)2.7Function TIMER (12)2.8Watch/Alarm clock (13)2.9Measuring temperatures (15)2.9.1Min./Max. temperatures (15)3Service and repairs (16)4Technical data ............................ 17The Digiflash is a small but smart GOS-SEN exposure meter, with digital read-out, for ambient light and flash. The Digiflash is made to exacting GOSSEN calibration standards for high precision measure-ments. The trendy styling and logical func-tioning make it easy and comfortable to operate. Key features:•Incident and reflected light meas. mode •Measuring of ambient and flash light •µP controlled•Digital LCD read-out in the display in 1/3 stop increments•Contrast readout in 1/3 EV steps •Storage of the measuring results •Indication of all suitable combinations of shutter speeds and f-stops•Signal "range over" or "range under"•Automatic battery check•Countdown timer for long exposures •Function Watch/Alarm clock •Measuring temperatures1The functioning of the Digiflash 1.1Preparation and self-testBatteryThe Digiflash is powered by a 3 V Lithium battery, type CR 2032. When the battery is running low, BAT appears in the display.–The battery should be replaced as soon as possible. When BAT is shown alone in the display, the battery will need to be replaced before further measurements are possible.–To replace the battery, pull out the battery compartment located under the eyelet for the carrying cord.–Remove the old battery and insert the new one. Observe the "+" and "–" polarity!–Close the battery compartment Attention! The Digiflash is provided with a battery memory of 10 seconds. If the battery is removed briefly or replaced only within those ten seconds, the values stored in memory will be maintained. Otherwise changing the battery or pressing one of the buttons will cancel all the individually stored values.Self-TestAfter the new battery has been inserted, the microcomputer will carry out a self-test. Every display segment appears in the display panel. The self-test takes 10 sec-onds. It can be interrupted before by press-ing any button.After the self-test, the standard settings willbe shown as set by the factory.Standard settingsISO100/21°COR0ambient EV8 t1/125flash EV121.2Incident light and reflected light Incident light methodFor the incident mode, the diffusor is to be shifted to the left and placed in front of the measuring aperture. Taking measurements using the incident light mode in particular produces in most cases perfectly exposed shots. In this mode, the DF measures from the subject towards the camera. This guar-antees that the tone quality of the picture is equivalent to that of the subject. This is es-pecially important for very bright or dark subjects. Even under very difficult lighting conditions, as e.g. with subjects which have a lot of contrast, the incident light mode is a more reliable way of producing well ex-posed pictures.Reflected light methodFor the reflected mode, the diffuser must be shifted to the right. Care must be taken, that the light sensor is entirely free.The measurement is taken from the position of the camera towards the subject. In this method, only the light reflected from the subject is detected by the meter. Therefore, the measuring values always depend on the reflection capacity of the subject. As a result of this, bright subjects are reproduced darker and therefore not properly exposed. Consequently, this mode is conveniently used, when the suject does not show too high contrasts between bright and dark areas.1.3Duration of read-out in displayThe Digiflash will always display the last function used. The meter does not automatically switch off, as the power consumption is extremely low.2Functions of the Digiflash Press the function button for selecting the individual functions of the Digiflash.Each time the button is pushed, the next function will be activated.The display panel will show the functions in the following sequence:•Ambient light•Flash light•Timer•Watch•Alarm clock•TemperatureThe next function will only be activated after the Function button has been released. When the Function button is kept pressed down for more than two seconds, the settings of that function are displayed and can be adjusted as desired.2.1Setting the film speed–Select the function "Exposure ambient light" and hold down the function button until the OK-signal sounds. The display will show ISO, blinking.–Use the measuring key M to select the desired film speed.When holding the key M pressed down, the film speed will automatically beincreased. When getting close to thedesired ISO value, release the key Mand set the desired film speed by pushing the key in individual steps.Each time you push the key, the filmspeed is increased by a 1/3 stop.–Confirm the speed you selected by pushing the Function button until the OK-signal sounds and the Digiflash re-turns to the function "Exposure ambient light". The film speed is shown in the up-per right corner of the display.If the film speed is changed, the measure-ment read-out stored in the memory will be immediately converted to the new ISO settings.The film speed selected will stay storedin memory until it is changed in the way described above.The film speed selected will be valid both for ambient and flash light.2.2Exposure measuring ambient light –Use the Function button to select the function …Exposure measuring ambient light“.–The measurement is taken by briefly pressing down the measuring key M.2.2.1Read-out of the values measured The EV value measured will appear in the display. The values will be indicated in1/3 - stop increments by one dot, the 2/3 - stop increments by two dots.–Transfer that EV value from the display to the setting window in the calculator rings and place it precisely under the red indi-cator line.–All the suitable combinations of aperture (f-stops) - t (shutter speeds) can now be seen at the upper part of the circular scales (see previous example).2.3Flash measurement2.3.1Setting the sync speed(measuring time)–Press the function button for selecting the function …flash measurement“. A small stroke in front of the sync time will appear in the display to signal …flash metering“.–Keep the function button pressed down until the ok signal sounds. The display will now show the sync speed blinking.–Use the measuring key to input the desi-red sync speed, in the range of 1 sec to1/500 sec. and confirm by pressing the function button.2.3.2Measuring–Push the measuring key.The Digiflash is ready to measure for30sec, as long as …F“in the display is on.–Trigger the flash.–Transfer the value measured from the display to the window in the printed sca-les above and set it precisely under the red indicator line.–Read the f/stop in the upper part of the scale opposite the sync speed you had preselected (for 1/90 read between 1/60 and 1/125).2.3.3Fill-in FlashesYou will find the right combination in two steps:First you take a reading of the background in the function …ambient light“. Transfer the EV value from the display to the setting win-dow above. Then set the corresponding combined shutter speed and f/stop to your camera, while taking care that the shutter speed must be equal to the flash sync speed.In the second step, you determine the fill-in flash by measuring the flash in the incident mode. From the shadow area of the subject you direct the Digiflash towards the came-ra in such a way that the meter will only re-ceive the fill-in flash and the stray light, but definitely not the main light source.The resulting EV value should be lower by 1to 2 stops than the EV value for the ambi-ent light. If not, adjust the power of the flash unit or change the distance to get the desi-red EV value.2.4Taking a measurementoutside the measuring rangeThe Digiflash will not produce any useable readings outside its measuring range:in the display Eu (too dark) or E n (too bright) will appear. 2.5Contrast measurements–Use the Function button to select the function "Exposure ambient light".–Keep the measuring key M pressed down and the meter will switch over to contrast measurement. Continue holding downthe key to measure various other areas in the subject. In the display, the difference between the individual results of theadditional measurements and the firstmeasuring value will be indicated in EV.A new metering will be made approx.2times a second.After you have released the measuring key M, the value of the first exposure measure-ment will reappear.2.6Setting correction valuesIn order to deliberately change the exposure of your photos, you may adjust the factory calibration.–Remove the battery from the Digiflash and press one of the buttons (battery memory will be deactivated). Put the bat-tery back in the compartment. The meter will then make the self-test.–During this test, keep the measuring key and also the function button pressed down until the accoustic signal sounds. Release the key to enter the CORRECTION function.Use the measuring key M to enter or change the correction value.Press the function button again and hold it down until the OK signal sounds to return the meter to the normal measuring func-tions.The EV in the display will blink to remind you that the standard factory calibration has been changed. Input of the correction in1/3-stops in the range of ± 3 EV.For cancelling the correction value, remove the battery from the compartment and then put it back again.In case of over-exposure a positive correction, in case of under-exposurea negative correction value should be set.2.7Function TIMERA timer function is provided in the Digiflash, useful for long exposure or other timings ranging from one second to thirty minutes.–Use the function button to select the function TIMER and hold it down until the OK-signal sounds. The display shows the last value used. The read-out will show the "minutes" and will flash to allow the countdown timer to be adjusted.–Use the key M to enter the desired time in minutes.–Confirm by pushing the function button. The read-out "seconds" in the display will flash. –Enter the "seconds" of the desired length of time. Confirm by pressing and holding the function button until the OK-signal will sound. The timer will now be in the Start/ Stop function.–Push the key M to start the timer.The display will show the remaining time of the count-down. In addition to that,during the last 10 seconds of the count-down, interrupted signals can be heard.At the end of the set time, a continuedsignal will sound.–To pause the count-down, push the measuring key; pressing it again will restart the count-down.The timer will work in the background so that you can use other measurements.2.8Watch/Alarm clockWATCH – Setting the time–Use the function button to select the function WATCH and hold the key down until the OK-signal will sound.12/24 will flash.–With the function button select either 12hours (AM/PM) – 24hour display.–Confirm with the function button.The read-out "hours" will flash.–Use the key M to set the hours and confirm with the function button.The read-out "minutes" in the display will flash.–Use the key M for setting the minutes. To confirm settings hold down the function button until the OK-signal is heard. ALARM CLOCK–Use function button to enter the function "ALARM CLOCK" and hold it presseddown until the OK-signal will sound.The time of the alarm clock is set in the same way as the watch.–Hold the function button until the OK-signal sounds.–The alarm is activated or deactivated with the measuring button.–When the alarm is activated it is shown in the display with a bell symbol.–When the alarm is sounded it will soundeach second for 1 min. It can be stopped by pressing either the measuring key orthe function button.2.9Measuring temperatures–Use the function button to select the function TEMPERATURE and hold the button pressed down until the OK-signal sounds. To change between °C or °F read-outs, press and hold the function button until the display changes.The Digiflash will indicate the actual ambi-ent temperature. The temperature probe is incorporated in the meter housing.As a result, the temperature measurement may be affected if you are holding the meter in your hand. If you attach the Digiflash with the clip to your camera, these errors can be avoided.2.9.1Min./Max. temperaturesWhen repeatedly pressing the measuring key, the minimum (Lo) and maximum (Hi) temperature values will be indicated. The minimum and maximum values indicated are those that have been measured since the last cancellation operation.The min. and max. temperature values stored in memory can be cancelled by pressing the measuring key until the OK-signal sounds. The temp. measurements are repeated automatically every two min. providing always the actual values. These min. and max. temp. values will make it pos-sible for you to check, whether your films may have been exposed to excessive high temperatures and have been damaged.3Service and repairsIn the event that your Digiflash is not work-ing to your complete satisfaction, please send it to:GOSSEN Foto- und Lichtmeßtechnik GmbH Thomas-Mann-Str. 16-20D - 90471 Nürnbergor to the GOSSEN agency in your country.4Technical dataExposure meterMeasuring modes Ambient lightFlash light (non cord)Incident light methodReflected lightmethodContrast measurem. Light sensor sbc photo diode Meas. range ambient light(when ISO 100/21°)EV 0 to 18Shutter speeds1/2000 s to 4 min Apertures f/1 to f/32Meas. range flash light(when ISO 100/21°)f/2 to f/32Synch speeds (Measuring times)1 to 1/500 sec. incl. 1/90 sec.Correction values± 3 stops Film speeds ISO 6 to 3200in 1/3 increments Measuring anglereflected light mode approx. 25°Timer 1 sec to 30 minWatch adjustable to 12 hrs(AM + PM) or 24 hrs Accuracy 5 min / yearThermometer adjustable to °C/ °F Measuring range–15 ... 70 °C or5 ... 160 °F Accuracy± 2 °C or ± 4 °FDisplay Digital read-out ofmeasuring valuesand analogue scales Duration of read-out The DF will alwaysdisplay the lastfunction used Battery 1 x 3V Lithiumbattery CR 2032 Operating temp.–10 °C ... 60 °C Dimensions75x50x23mm Weight40g incl. battery Accessories incl. Battery, carryingcase, cord,instruction manual Optional accessory Mounting clipfor camera shoesOrder code V069APrinted in Germany • Subject to change without notice GOSSEN Foto- und Lichtmeßtechnik GmbH Thomas-Mann-Str. 16-20D-90471 NürnbergPhone:+49 911 / 8602-181Fax:+49 911 / 8602-142。

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激光测量仪的使用方法内容来源网络，由“深圳机械展（11万㎡，1100多家展商，超10万观众）”收集整理！更多cnc加工中心、车铣磨钻床、线切割、数控刀具工具、工业机器人、非标自动化、数字化无人工厂、精密测量、3D打印、激光切割、钣金冲压折弯、精密零件加工等展示，就在深圳机械展.一、使用前的准备（一）电池的装入/更换打开仪器尾部的固定挡板。

向前推卡钮，向下将底座取下。

按住红色的卡钮推开电池盒盖。

安装或更换电池。

关闭电池盒盖，安装底座和卡扣。

当电池的电压过低时，显示屏上将持续闪烁显示电池的标志{B，21}。

此时应及时更换电池。

1、按照极性正确装入电池。

2、使用碱性电池（建议不要使用充电电池）。

3、当长时间不使用仪器时，请取出电池，以避免电池的腐蚀。

更换电池后，设置和储存的值都保持不变。

（二）多功能底底座固定挡板可以在下面的测量情况下使用：1、从边缘测量，将固定挡板拉出，直到听到卡入的声音。

2、从角落测量，将固定挡板拉出，直到听到卡入的声音，轻轻将固定挡板向右推，此时固定挡板完全展开。

仪器自带的传感器将辨认出固定挡板的位置，并将自动设置测量其准点。

（三）内置的望远镜瞄准器在仪器的右部有一个内置的望远镜瞄准器。

此望远镜瞄准器为远距离测量起到辅助的作用。

通过瞄准器上的十字丝可以精确地观察到测量目标。

在30米以上的测量距离，激光点会显示在十字线的正中。

而在30米以下的测量距离，激光点不在十字线中间。

（四）气泡一体化的水泡使仪器更容易调平。

（五）键盘1、开/测量键2、第二级菜单功能3、加+键4、计时（延迟测量）键5、等于[=]键6、面积/体积键7、储存键8、测量基准边键9、清除/关键10、菜单键11、照明键12、间接测量（勾股定律）键13、减-键14、BLUETOOTH（六）显示屏1、关于错误测量的信息2、激光启动3、周长4、最大跟踪测量值5、最小跟踪测量值6、测量基准边7、调出储存值8、储存常数9、主显示10、单位，包括乘方立方（2/3）11、顶的面积12、墙面积13、3个额外显示（如：测量中间值）14、BLUETOOTH蓝牙开/关15、第二级菜单功能开16、硬件故障17、间接测量-利用勾股定律18、间接测量-利用勾股定律-部分高度19、面积/体积20、带常数的测量21、电池充电量显示二、菜单功能（一）设置在菜单中可以改变设置，并将其长久保存，并在关机和更换电池后不改变。

测光表介绍和使用(为摄影棚准备)测光表是一种用来测量光的强度的仪器。

在摄影中测光表被用来确定适当的曝光时间。

在胶片感光度和快门速度已知的情况下测光表给出获得最佳曝光的光圈值。

测光表也被用来做照明来控制照明的亮度，或者被用作手持的仪器来确保光强符合一定的要求。

测光表-作用现代相机中的测光系统已经十分发达，为什么许多摄影家还要使用手持的、离开相机而独立的测光表呢？因为：1、中片幅以上的相机很少有性能完善的测光系统，较大片幅的相机大都没有测光系统。

2、比起相机内测光系统来，手持测光表可以有更灵敏、更精确的测光性能，例如可以测量到一档光圈的1/10，对于弱光更加灵敏。

测量角度也可以达到很小，例如1度，这也是常见的具有“点测光功能”的相机达不到的。

3、在有些场合，如风光、静物、产品、模特摄影中，移动相机去测光很不方便，而把相机留在三脚架上，手持测光表去测量、思考、判断要从容得多。

4、相机内测光系统只能测量反射光，而手持测光表还可以具有测量入射光和闪光的功能。

测光表-使用方法测光表是用来测量被摄体的反射光的亮度或光源照度的一种仪器。

根据感光片的感光度与摄影者创作意图的需要，用它来测量光线的亮度，确定光圈、快门速度的曝光组合。

常见测光表的使用大体上有五种方法：1、机位测光法机位测光法是在景物亮度分布较均匀的情况下，测光表同位于照相机取景方向对被摄体进行测光，所获得的亮度值是景物反射光的平均光值，依据这个亮度值来确定曝光，能较好地表现整个画面的影调。

此法常用于拍摄远景或全景风光片。

采用机位测光法，应注意景物亮度的分布，使测量范围内的景物明暗有适当的比例。

测光表的感应窗对应着主体物，避开(或少包括)亮度很亮的天空或反光很强的水面，否则测光表指数偏高，而实际曝光偏低，容易造成底片曝光不足。

在拍摄逆光景物时，要防止阳光直接射向测光表，不然也会因测光不准而造成曝光不足。

即使阳光没有直接射向测光表，也应按逆光景物的反差及暗部面积大小，酌情增加半级到一级曝光量。

电子照度计使用说明书一、简介电子照度计是一种测量环境光照强度的工具，主要用于室内外照明设计、工业生产环境调节以及科学研究等领域。

本说明书将详细介绍电子照度计的使用方法、注意事项以及常见故障排除方法，帮助用户正确操作和维护照度计。

二、产品外观及功能1. 外观电子照度计外形简洁，手持轻便，方便携带。

通常由主机和显示屏构成。

显示屏上能直观展示光照强度数值，并提供单位切换、存储数据等功能按钮。

2. 功能电子照度计主要具备以下功能:(1) 测量范围广泛：适用于0-200,000勒克斯(Lux)范围的光照强度测量。

(2) 数据准确：采用高精度传感器，保证测量结果的准确性和可靠性。

(3) 单位切换：提供勒克斯(Lux)和尺度(Foot-Candle)两种单位切换，满足不同用户需求。

(4) 数据存储：照度计可存储一定数量的测量数据，并具备数据查询功能。

三、使用方法1. 准备工作(1) 打开电子照度计主机，确保电池电量充足。

(2) 确认照度计的测量范围满足被测光照强度的要求。

2. 测量操作(1) 将电子照度计指向待测光源，保持垂直角度，避免阳光或其他光源的干扰。

(2) 在显示屏上即可直观显示当前光照强度数值。

3. 单位切换(1) 按下单位切换按钮，可在勒克斯(Lux)和尺度(Foot-Candle)之间进行切换。

(2) 根据实际需求选择合适的度量单位，以方便数据的理解和应用。

4. 数据存储(1) 照度计可存储多组测量数据，方便用户查阅历史记录。

(2) 按下存储数据按钮，当前测量结果将存储在内置存储器中。

四、注意事项1. 在测量时，避免使照度计直接接触光源，以免影响测量结果的准确性。

2. 避免照度计受到强烈的震动或冲击，可影响其正常工作和测量精度。

3. 定期校准照度计，确保测量结果的准确性和可靠性。

4. 当长时间不使用照度计时，请关闭电源，以延长电池寿命。

五、常见故障排除1. 无法正常启动(1) 检查电池是否充电，如有必要更换电池。

测光表的使用方法测光表的使用方法摄影学习资料 2010-02-24 23:59:54 阅读844 评论0 字号：大中小订阅本文引用自艺耕《【摄影】测光表的使用方法》引用艺耕的【摄影】测光表的使用方法有经验的摄影师在拍摄照片时可较准确地估计出自然光条件下的曝光时间，即使有些出入，只要曝光量在胶片的宽容度范围内，也能冲洗出合格的照片。

而对于追求高画质的摄影者来说，估计曝光难以满足准确曝光的需求。

对于大多数摄影者往往很难准确估计变幻莫测的自然光，尤其是照明情况特殊时，如一天的早晨和傍晚、夜间、室内、灯光下等。

因此，这时就需要使用测光表来确定被摄体准确的曝光量。

一、测光表的分类与特点测光表是用于准确测定被摄体所需曝光量的仪器。

根据其是自成一体还是与相机结合在一起分为手持测光表和机内测光表两类。

①手持测光表：自成一体，测光时需要手持进行测量。

手持测光表根据其测量光源的不同分为普通测光表（测量自然光和白炽灯等持续发光光源的亮度，图一A）和闪光测光表（测量闪光灯等瞬间发光光源的亮度，图一B）。

此外，手持测光表根据测光方式不同又分为入射式测光表和反射式测光表。

前者是测量投射光的照度，后者是测量被摄对象反射光的亮度。

现在设计的测光表兼有测量反射光和入射光两种功能。

其测光部位有一乳白罩，不加乳白罩时，测反射光亮度，加乳白罩后测入射光照度。

闪光测光表：有两种类型，一种是有一导线与闪灯连接，按动按钮后可触发闪光灯，同时测定闪光亮度，并将曝光组合值定格在液晶屏上。

另一种是没有导线与闪灯连接，使用时先打开测光表，然后手动触发闪光，便可测定闪光灯亮度及曝光EV 值。

现在的新式手持式测光表将测持续光源与测闪光光源亮度的功能合二为一，同一只测光表，既能测持续光源亮度，又能测闪光光源亮度。

②机内测光表：这是将测光表设计在相机内部的一种形式。

由于测光表设置在相机内，就免去了单独携带测光表的麻烦，而且可在取景同时进行测光，大大提高了测光效率。

左到右：1、保护套2上、安装架安装在机器上的样子3、主机4、测光棒1、测光窗？推测的，测光时手挡住有反应2、红外接收窗？共有四个正面两个，上面还有两个，好像是闪灯红外触发的接收器3、指示灯？没亮过，不知道是干嘛的4、power 电源？反正关机状态按它无法开机，开机时无法关机。

按了一通必须和“+”“-”键配合使用5、ISO 这个理解，是设定胶片感光度，可设置范围是3-4000，配合“+”“-”键使用6、7 - + + - 设定参数使用，配合其它功能键8、ON 开机9、ANALYSE analyse 分析？分析？10、MEAN mean ？不懂11、MULTI multi 多点？12 侧按键上摸索了好像是清除13 侧按键下测光键14 闪光同步插口测闪灯时接收触发信号的接口15、外接测光棒接口16、调节空好像是微调参数用的17、电池仓装9V叠层电池18、锁定扳手19、安装的关键是图中所示的安装架18锁定扳手对面的安装卡19注意看后架侧面的安装槽，安装槽的上端有一扩大到空位，松开锁定即可插入，插入槽内后滑入下端然后锁定即可。

这时可把测光表侧面的槽位对准安装架的卡口滑入，为方便拍摄，是手持机器拍的示意图。

测光后背和fcm的配合1、安装孔，2、测光棒锁紧扳手（松开位置），3、测光棒（工作位置），4、测光表（装在前组上，与测光后组安装孔相同高度）；试装了一下，感觉测光后背的安装孔应不是设计安装测光表的，因为安装在1的位置时会出现使用问题：1、安装孔的位置太高，测光表将挡住2测光棒锁紧扳手的操作，无法松开；2、测光棒的安装架因测光后背的凸起，将无法调节角度；3、测光棒测光工作位置较高时将与测光表发生碰撞；最终感觉最合适的位置应该是在前组上。

ANALYSE 这个在外部光线OK 的情况下，也就是机器同时测到外部背景光和闪光的时候，如果按ANALYSE 会依次显示总量，环境光的量，闪光的量。

对于分析环境光的影响有用。

如何在摄影中使用测光表摄影艺术家调色板中的关键工具之一是测光表。

这个必不可少的项目为您提供准确的照明信息，以便您可以正确设置曝光（可能是+1.5档曝光过度或-2档曝光不足；这都是必须严格控制的创意选择，以获得艺术性和您正在寻求的审美品质）。

由于您想精确测量特定场景的亮度，因此您需要了解如何正确地进行测量。

相机内的计算机仪表可以并且将会在各种照明情况下（黑色过多或白色过多）被欺骗。

手持测光表将缓解与相机测光相关的问题，并让您更好地控制曝光。

1、什么是手持式照度计？手持式光度计是一种通过对光强度作出反应的光电池来测量入射光（或环境光）和反射光（与相机的内置仪表测量的光类型相同的光）的设备.您所做的就是设置ISO（在某些情况下还设置快门速度），然后您会获得光圈值或英尺烛光（在某些旧型号中）的读数，以便您可以调整相机以获得精确和理想的曝光。

2、这个怎么运作手持式测光表与相机中的TTL测光表或点测光表的工作方式不同，尽管两种类型的测光表都测量反射光。

HHLM可以测量落在物体上的光（入射光）或从物体反射的光。

HHLM的视野非常窄（有时只有1度），这将使您能够获得最准确的光读数。

即使将TTL测光表设置为Spot （3到5度之间），您也无法在TTL测光表上获得那么窄的读数。

在某些类型的HHLM上，按住按钮将提供连续曝光，因此您可以看到光线如何从一个地方变化到另一个地方-即使在几英寸内。

在工作室中设想复杂的灯光方案时，您可能需要如此准确，3、如何使用手持式照度计手持式测光表上有两个附件，一个是平盘，另一个是半球。

平盘用于读取反射光。

为此，您只需将圆盘滑入并将计量单元直接朝向您想要读数的物体。

半球用于测量入射光。

您将测光单元上的半球滑动并将测光表放在拍摄对象的前面，这样光线就会像照在拍摄对象上一样落在球体上。

如果可以，请确保半球指向相机镜头……这样您就可以更好地了解相机的图像传感器将要记录的内容，而不仅仅是一般的光线读数。

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第五节校准你的测光表象我这样的摄影师都趋向于相信，越昂贵的相机就会越精确。

有时候我觉得我们应该信任Nikon，相信他们已经把F5相机的ISO值刻在了正确的位置上，以使每一张照片都能使用精确的ISO设置。

因为只有当ISO值设置正确时，从测光表才能得正确的测光读数，无论是相机内置的TTL测光表，还是最昂贵的手持式测光表。

大多数新型号的相机，尤其是最近5年里推出的相机，都可以提供非常精确的ISO设置，一般误差在标记值的1/3挡范围以内。

然而，比较旧的型号的相机可能会有不同的误差范围，有时候误差可能会有一挡或两挡之多。

无论你的相机有多新，我都建议你使用你的测光表来校准一下ISO设置，以便确定ISO值能被设置到正确的位置。

首先，挑选一个你认为是中等色调的被摄物体，它必须没有非常浅或非常深色的区域。

（请记住：“中等色调”意味着介于深和浅色之间的中间色调：中间绿色、中间蓝色、中间褐色、中间红色等等。

不要去问其他人，你选择的被摄物是否是中间色调的。

因为你们的标准是毫不相关的，他拍他的照片，你拍你的。

）不要使用灰卡进行这个测试。

灰卡是为室内使用而设计的，当在户外使用时，会产生比较亮的反光而使测光表读数偏大。

事实上，我只建议把灰卡作为视觉的参考。

找一个与你在野外摄影时的拍摄对象相近的被摄物作为测试对象就可以了。

在整个测试过程中，不要改变光照条件。

如果一定需要的话，你也可以在室内用灯光照明进行测试，但我强烈建议你等到一个多云的晴天，在户外自然光照的条件下进行这个测试。

毕竟，那是你进行摄影的真实条件。

把你的相机架在三脚架上，并调整镜头焦距，使镜头里尽可能只看到你选择的被摄物体，而没有其他多余的东西，并锁定三脚架和云台。

可以使用任何镜头进行测试，因为我们只想测试相机内置测光表，而不是镜头。

在相机里装一个中等速度的反转片（不能使用负片进行这个测试），并把机身测光表的ISO值设置为对应的读数。

不要使用胶卷上的DX速度标记，而是手动设置ISO值。