... Not have it long - but so far so good

To the debate "External light meter in the digital age - yes or no?" complete for me, I decided to buy a knife and maybe to taste. The Sekonic L-308 is priced seen a real snapper even if the case is not made of the highest quality plastic.

Positive, is sufficient to understand the often criticized instructions for this product. I've really only needed to make the switch from whole aperture found on 1/3 stop increments (which is a bit hidden). That, and everything else, though is not in German, but in a simple school English read (plus screens). So, the beginning is a low hanging fruit.

The first test in the studio was then - at least for my D700 - encouraging good and I could see a group of people illuminate quite simple.

So far I have yet to discover any defects (which I had to smile at the little bag for Lumidisc to contrast measurement) and am therefore satisfied. Oh, for studio photography I can see a great advantage in the use of a light meter, rather than relying only on the histogram.