If you have been looking for a light meter with stupendous performance, buy Sekonic L-478D LiteMaster Pro Flash Meter. Known to be the world’s first touch-screen-operated light meter, it can certainly take your photography to the next higher level. So, whether you are a still story teller or someone dealing into motion storytelling, this wonderful device has many unique features to make your pictures better.
Usually, photographers and cinematographers have to travel long distances for shooting. Considering this fact, it comes in compact size. For further convenience of the users, it features a large 2.7inch LCD display that shows ambient, flash, cine and a host of other information in a clear and concise manner. What more? You can modify settings by simply touching or sliding a finger over the screen.
Calibrating the L-478D to your camera is as easy as modifying its settings. Simply use the Sekonic's Data Transfer software and either Sekonic or X-Rite Brand targets or by manually inputting data to the DTS program or on the meter itself.
For Still Photographers
L-478D has many useful features for you. Firstly, it features Ambient-Flash modes including new T-F mode which will help in capturing different scenes. You can also measure, compare and mix ambient and flash display on its coloured touch screen to achieve astounding results.
For Filmmakers
Irrespective of the type of camera you are using, the L-478D features Cine/HD Cine modes for advanced HDSLR and video cine cameras. Moreover, it is pretty simple to switch between HDSLR and Cine for exact exposure settings in exact increments for both. Further, you can create special settings for special applications effortlessly with this touch screen flash meter. Options like infinite frame rate and shutter angle selection makes it a must-have device for filmmakers.
The flash meter from Sekonic is equipped with a unique, light-source filtration compensation mode. What more? You can enjoy precise control lighting using industry standard CTO/CTB/ND types at the touch of a finger. Other features include illumination measurement, extended ISO range, and lighting design and exposure in a single tool.
