Sekonic L-758 Cine
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1. 60 64 70 72 90 96 100 120 125 128 150 200 240 250 256 300 360 375 500 626 750 1000 fps at a 180 shutter angle 1 to 10 in 1 steps 15 to 270 in 5 steps plus 12e Ay 114 90 2 85 n3 n6 n9 A3 A6 A9 EV 9 9 to 46 6 1 10 stops 7EV to 7EV f 0 5 to f 161 in 1 1 2 or 1 3 stops 30 min to 1 1000 sec 1 75 1 80 1 90 1 100 1 200 1 400 0 to 100 in 10 steps 0 1 EV Lumisphere C 340 Lumidisc C 250 Keizo 10 to 50 C 14 F to 122 F 20 to 60 C 4 F to 140 F 1 xCR123A battery lithium dry cell 3 5W x 6 7h x 1 9d in 90w x 170h x 48d mm 9 45 oz 268 g with battery Soft case strap lens cap USB cable CR 123A lithium battery quick guide sticker for multi key operation and cs software in cd rom operating manual Exposure Profile Target Exposure Profile Target Il Step up Ring RT 32 Radio Transmitter Exposure profiling EV scale latitude warning USB port flash ambient analvzing function full 1 2 1 3 step selectable readings nine reading memory average function contrast function flash cumulative mode shutter speed priority mode aperture priority mode EV Exposure Value mode all weather design auto backlight independent exposure compensations for incident and reflected light setting two ISO sensitivities 17 custom functions auto power off battery power indicator jog wheel lock diopter adjustment tripod socket Git L 358 Fl2. Sekonic L 758CINE offers the latest digital video camera features and settings It has the most extensive range of frames per second and shutter angle settings making it the ultimate light measuring tool for cinematographers and videographers Full information Spot Viewfinder The 1 degree spot meter has a broad reading range from EV 1 to EV 24 4 0 07 to 190 000 FL Its large bright viewfinder with diopter correction and full information data display give you everything you need to make the right exposure decisions without having to take your eye from the eyepiece Memory Mode and Latitude Display Up to nine readings can be memorized in incident or soot metering modes An indicator appears on the analog display each time a measurement is memorized and the total number of memorized measurements appears numerically on the screen Memorized readings are retained when switching between reading modes This provides a fast and simple way of retaining and analyzing shadow mid tone and highlight exposure readings Digital readings can be recalled and or cleared at any time for precise exposure control The dynamic range of your digital camera or film can be programmed into the L 758CINE to create a Latitude Display that mirrors the range of your system This important guide will let you Know when readings fit within the latitude of your system and when they are outside the range Camera Dynamic Range Shadow Mid tone Highlight
3. digital or photographic film color temperature of light sources and filtration required Rotating 90 to the right 180 to left receptor head containing four filtered photo diodes under flat incident light recepter Visual color temperature based on color matching function Photographic color temperature based on film spectral characteristic Yes Yes Yes C 500R only 2 300K to 20 000K EV 3 to EV 16 3 20 Ix to 200 000 Ix Range Low F No 2 8 to 22 20 Ix s to 1 300 Ix s Range High F No 16 to 90 9 640 Ix s to 38 000 Ix s 2 5 Ix to 610 000 Ix 0 23 FC to 56 500 FC Visual color temperature CC index LB filter number CC filter number Fuji s LBA LBB Kodak Wratten LEE filter number LB index CC index Photographic color temperature LB filter number CC filter number Fuji s LBA LBB Kodak Wratten LEE filter number LB index CC filter number Lux Ix Foot candle FC 2 300K to 20 000K 2 500K to 10 000K 500 to 500 in MK LBB20 to LBA20 80A 80D to 85B 81EF 80G to 80M 200G to 200M 2 5 Ix to 610 000 Ix 0 23 FC to 56 500 FC 1s to 1 500s in 1 1 2 or 1 3 stops plus 1 75 1 80 1 90 1 100 1 200 1 400 19 19 8 user adjustable characters CH1 to 32 C 500R only A B C or D C 500R only 10 to 50 C 14 F to 122 F 20 to 60 C 4 F to 140 F Two AA 1 5V batteries Alkaline Manganese Lithium Nickel NiCd and NiMh 2 4w x 6 2h x 1 1w in 62w x 159h x 28d mm C 500 7 8
4. filtration in Index numbers Incident readings in Foot Candles or Lux RELATIVE SPECTRUM Color control for todays DV cameras and film Sekonic Prodigi Color C 500 CAT 401 500 C 500 CAT 401 501 C 500R The PRODIGI COLOR C 500 is the first photographic color meter that measures and displays color temperature and compensation values in LB CC index or filter numbers for both DV cameras and film Working on location with today s mix of tungsten halide vapor and fluorescent lights can be challenging The C 500 gives you the control you need to balance sources and accurately reproduce color tones from set to set Digital and film compatible The PRODIGI COLOR C 500 and C 500R measure and display color temperature and compensation values in LB CC index or filter numbers for both digital and film cameras In Digital Mode the color temperature and compensation readings are based on human visual response In Film mode readings are based on the color characteristics of traditional photographic film By engineering the spectral characteristics of both systems into a single meter Sekonic designers have given you greater control over lighting and color reproduction than ever before regardless of your medium The Rd sensor set responds to Digital Color Sensitivity The Rf sensor set responds to Film Color Sensitivity RELATIVE SPECTRUM WAVE LENGTH NM WAVE LENGTH NM SEKONIC com One press display button for easy read
5. of flash ambient light balance Accumulated flash measurement Standard Reflected light attachment with 54 reading Optional Spot Viewfinders The L 358 accepts optional spot finder attachments that extend the versatility of the meter with a choice of 1 5 or 10 spot measurements which easily attach to the meter Each spot finder features parallax free swiveling eye piece for precise spot metering Background Average Key Light 2 Stop Filter Correction SEKONIC com m KEY HIGHLIGHTS Cinematography Display Most used Cine speeds 8 through 128 fps Aperture and EV readout Light Measurement Display Incident readings in Foot Candles Classic analog light meter for batterv iree ambient light readings Sekonic L 398A Studio Deluxe CAT 401 399 The classic photo meter that traces its roots to the famous Norwood Director the Sekonic 398A has become a favorite with cinematographers the world over A pure analog experience the meter needle and exposure dial system gives you all reading combinations at a single glance And because it uses an amorphous photocell that generates its own power there is no need for a battery Features Instant reading of full range of aperture shutter combinations Amorphous photosensor eliminates need for batteries Continuous reading plus needle lock for easy and accurate readings Swivel Head to position incident dome and maintain fu
6. oz 220g with batteries C 500R 8 1 oz 230g with batteries Soft case strap synchro terminal cap operating manual quick guide 2 AA dry cell alkaline batteries Color temperature measurement illuminance measurement custom settings preset white balance color compensation memory function color illumination contrast comparison battery power indicator auto power off auto EL backlight jog wheel lock tripod socket wireless radio triggering C 500R 8 Westchester Plaza Elmsford NY 10523 T 914 24773200 F 914 347 3309 Sekonic com 2009 MAC Group Printed in the USA 401 992 K3 09 5 SEKONIC
7. Optional Accessories Main Functions Ambient Flash Multiple Flash Mode Flash Analysis Radio Triggering Ambient Flash Ambient Flash Ambient Flash Ambient Ambient Ambient Flash Ambient Flash Ambient Flash ISO 1 1S0 2 Aperture Digital Aperture Analog Shutter Speed Digital Shutter Speed Analog Cine Speeds Shutter Angle Filter Factor EV Digital Analog Scale Aperture Shutter Speed Flash Analysis Incident Light Reflected Light L 758CINE DigitalMaster Hand held exposure meter for measuring ambient and flash light 2 Silicon photo diodes incident and reflected 90 to the right 180 to the left Retractable for contrast reading 1 built in Built in with diopter correction Rotate collar around spot meter eyepiece Aperture priority shutter priority EV Simple illumination lux foot candle Simple brightness foot lambert cd m Cordless with auto reset cord Unlimited accumulated flash bursts 0 to 100 in 10 steps 32 channels 4 zones 100 ft range optional module EV 2 to EV 22 9 f 0 5 to f 161 2 EV 1 to EV 24 4 f 2 0 to f 161 2 0 63 to 190 000 lux 0 10 to 180 000 foot candles 0 25 to 190 000 cd m 0 10 to 190 000 foot lamberts ISO 3 to 8000 in 1 3 steps f 0 5 to f 161 in 1 1 2 or 1 3 stops f 0 5 to f 64 in 1 3 stops 30 min to 1 8000 sec in 1 1 2 or 1 3 stops plus 1 200 1 400 1 2 3 4 6 6 10 12 14 16518 20 24 25 30 52 36 40 48 50
8. SEKONIC com Contrast Function The contrast function switches the data displays to a simple direct EV readout to enable measuring scene brightness and create lighting ratios faster than ever before Incident Light Metering Measure the key light and press the AVE AEV button Press the measuring button to read the fill light and the digital display instantly switches to EV to show the brightness difference with tenth stop accuracy Reflected Light Spot Metering Establishing scene brightness has never been this simple Spot meter a highlight area and press the AVE AEV button Then measure the shadows to instantly see the difference in scene brightness without ever taking your eye from the viewfinder Press the memory button to compute an averaged mid tone and display all three readings on the dynamic range line of the L 758 CINE s analog display This quick and easy method gives you all the information you need to make every exposure decision Dual ISO Settings Dual ISO buttons enable quick adjustment of exposure when working with two ISO speeds and making adjustments for filter compensation or calling up one of seven commonly used Wratten filter factors All Weather Design All buttons switches and compartments are sealed and the meter housing has been designed to endure rugged outdoor conditions Ideal for location shooting in rainy or humid environments Cine lighting Displays for L 758CINE 0 FC Appears when Foot Candle is se
9. ash Master Hand held exposure meter for measuring ambient and flash light Silicon photo diode 90 to the right 180 to the left Retractable for contrast reading 54 Lumagrid standard accessory 1 5 10 Optional NP finders Remove lumisphere Install reflected light attachment Aperture priority shutter priority EV Cordless with auto reset cord Unlimited accumulated flash bursts 0 to 100 in 10 steps 32 channels 4 zones 100 ft range optional module EV 2 to EV 22 9 f 1 0 to f 90 9 EV 10 EV 22 9 f 1 0 to f 90 9 EV 5 to EV 24 4 f 8 0 to f 90 9 EV 3 to EV 24 4 f 4 0 to f 90 9 EV 2 to EV 24 4 f 2 8 to f 90 9 ISO 3 to 8000 in 1 3 steps f 1 0 to f 90 in 1 1 2 or 1 3 stops f 1 0 to f 90 in 1 2 stops 30 min to 1 8000 sec in 1 1 2 or 1 3 stops plus 1 200 1 400 2 sec to 1 4000 sec in 1 2 stops 2 3 4 6 0 12 16 18 24 25 30 32 36 40 48 507 60 64 72 96 120 128 150 200 240 256 300 360 fps at a 180 shutter angle EV 9 9 to 40 6 1 10 stops f 1 0 to f 90 in 1 1 2 or 1 3 stops 30 min to 1 1000 sec 1 75 1 80 1 90 1 100 1 200 1 400 0 to 100 in 10 steps 0 1 EV Lumisphere C 340 Lumidisc C 250 K 12 5 10 to 50 C 14 F to 122 F 20 to 60 C 4 F to 140 F 1 xCR123A battery lithium dry cell 2 2W x 6h x 1d in 57w x 155h x 25d 5 4 oz 153 g with battery Lumigrid CR123A lithium battery soft case strap Operating man
10. ation of the compensation value Memory A Function A simple way to observe differences in light source color or brightness is with the C 500 s memory function Simply take a reference reading and press the memory A button Then press the measuring button and measure any other light source to see the difference in color Kelvin or filtration or brightness foot candle or Lux Custom Settings Shutter speed steps Full 1 8 step or 1 2 step Target color temperature increments 100K or 10MK Step LB index display step 1MK 1daMK step w o decimal point 1daMkK step with decimal point LB filter number display Kodak LEE or Fujifilm Automatic power off setting 5 10 or 20 minutes or no turn off lluminance measurement mode No display either FC or Ix both FC and Ix Color Temperature LB CC Index LB CC Filter Number llluminance Measurement Preset White Balance Color Compensation Memory 4 Function Color Difference SEKONIC com SEKONIC m KEY HIGHLIGHTS Cinematography Display Full range of Cine speeds 1 1000 fps Shutter angles from 1 270 degrees Aperture and EV readout Light measurement Display Incident readings in Foot Candles Lux Reflected light readings in Foot Lamberts and Cd m Full featured exposure analyzer for today S cinematographer Sekonic L 58CINE DigitalMaster 401 760 The
11. es They also allow walking the set to measure the evenness of the illumination The Sekonic L 758CINE and L 358 offer the convenience of a retractable Lumisphere Retract the Lumisphere to read individual light Sources to adjust them to the desired ratio Extend it to take an exposure reading at the subject position Reflected Light Spot Metering Reflected light metering tells you about the scene and subject Different from incident light metering that produces readings only for the middle of the exposure range reflected light spot metering can show you where the edges are To get the most out of a spot meter use it to measure the brightest and darkest areas you want in the scene to determine the scene brightness range This will help you light the scene to fit your digital camera or film The L 758CINE s analog scale 9 reading memory and averaging functions enable quick measurement of the brightness range and producing an averaged center point Then a simple skin tone or gray card reading at the talent position will tell you where to start Spot metering with this precision requires that you know the dynamic range of your DV camera or film The L 758CINE s Latitude Display can be programmed to mirror the dynamic range of your digital camera or film 33 SEKONIC com m KEY HIGHLIGHTS Light Color Brightness Display Kelvin color temperature Lens filtration in LB CC filter numbers Light source
12. lected LUX Appears when Lux is selected 9 FL Appears when Foot Lambert is selected cd m2 Appears when cd m is selected f s Shutter speed display for frames per second f s Ang Appears when shutter angle is set to a value other than 180 degrees Highlight Spot Viewfinder Vnumber Shadow Spot Viewfinder Brightness Difference Averaged Mid tone SEKONIC com SEKONIC m KEY HIGHLIGHTS Cinematography Display Full range of Cine speeds 2 360 fps Aperture and EV readout Advanced features in an easy to use rugged design Sekonic L 358 Flash Master CAT 401 358 The versatility of today s cameras is expanding at an amazing rate You can use a digital video camera to capture still frames for printing and digital SLR camera to record moving images Whether you are a cinematographer a still photographer or involved in any facet of image capture the Sekonic L 358 is the perfect meter for you Ambient Light Metering Take readings from f 1 to f 90 0 with 1 10th stop accuracy at frame rates from 2 10 360155 L 358 displays exposure both digitally and on an analog scale for easy readout Selectable DIP switches enable adjusting the aperture readout for full half and third stop increments to mirror the settings of your camera You can change exposure settings after taking readings and the meter will automatically compensate to maintain the proper exposure And the extended sen
13. light meters for cinematography Prodigi Color C 500 L 758CINE DigitalMaster L 358 Flash Master L 398A Studio Deluxe Ill 2 S62 dhe ee ma i F m 4 a 8 tii pe ps 4 asil mal A l is sema i O 7 l le eel i f a e a Cinematic lighting is craft on a schedule It has two masters The director and the clock Good lighting is more than just correct exposure And correct exposure is more than just the right camera settings Properly shaped light is vital to storytelling It directs the viewer and sets the mood And correct exposure is critical to achieving full tonality and proper color saturation Both have to be done right and done on time That is why Sekonic is becoming the cinematographer s meter of choice Light is measured in two ways Incident Light Metering Incident metering tells you about the light you are controlling It s hemisphere receptor is designed to integrate all of the illumination that falls on it and the Subject including the key light line light hair light eye lights etc Besides taking nearly foolproof exposure readings incident light meters enable you to set up and light a scene before the principal talent arriv
14. ll view of display Lumidisc for adjusting illumination contrast and measuring illumination intensity Lumigrid for measuring reflected light Memory pointer retains prior reading Supplied with Lumisphere Lumidisc Lumigrid High slide case and neck cord Set of 11 direct reading slides sold separately L 398A Specifications Type Hand held exposure meter for measuring for ambient light Light Receptor Element Amorphous silicon photocell Light Receiving Method Lumisphere for incident Lumigrid for reflected Film Speed ISO 6 to 12000 f stop Range f 0 7 to f 128 Shutter Speed 60 to 1 8000 sec Movie Scale 8 to 128 fps Dimensions 2 3W x 4 4h x 1 3d in 58w x 112h x 34d mm Weight 6 7 02 190 g 10 SEKONIC com L758CINE and L 358 Specifications Sekonic Meter Type Light Receptor Element Light Receiving Method Measuring Modes Measuring Range ISO 100 Display Ranges Repeatability Calibration Constant Incident Light Reflected Light Switching between Rotating Head Lumisphere Light Receiving Angle Viewfinder Incident Reflected Readings Ambient Flash Incident Light Reflected Light Built in Reflected Light With Lumigrid Illumination Brightness NP Finder 1 Optional NP Finder 5 Optional NP Finder 10 Optional ISO Ambient Light Flash Light Operating Temperature Range Storage Temperature Range Power Dimensions Weight Standard Accessories
15. out of all important information Color Temperature Display in Kelvin The color temperature is displayed for human visual response in Digital Mode or the spectral response for photographic color film in Film Mode LB CC Index Display The LB Light Balancing in MK Per Mega Kelvin equivalent to Mired and CC Color Compensation Index correspond to light source filtration systems This simplifies the selection of amber CTO or blue CTB filtration as well as the amount of magenta or green CC filtration needed to balance the color of the lights you are using LB CC Filter Number Display Used primarily for film applications the amount of lens filtration needed is directly indicated in both LB Light Balancing and CC Color Compensation filter values The display can be adjusted to read out in KODAK Wratten LEE or FUJIFILM filter systems in the custom setting MENU llluminance Measurement The brightness of continuous light sources is displayed in foot candles FC or LUX Ix luminance measurement is especially useful for cinematography videography theatrical and other applications that require precise control of light source brightness Preset White Balance Color Compensation Function Nineteen presets enable adjusting display values to compensate for differences In film types light sources digital sensors or personal preference An eight character readout on the display allows creating custom naming for easy identific
16. sitivity range EV 2 to 22 9 for ISO 100 allows taking exposure measurements in virtually any kind of light Contrast Function Setting up lighting ratios or checking the evenness of a background or scene is push button simple Take a reading of the key or reference light and press the AVE AEV button to create a standard Then press the measuring button to display the brightness difference between the standard and new reading Key Light Fill Light rO SEKONIC com Memory Mode and Average Function Up to nine readings can be memorized An indicator appears on the analog display each time a measurement is memorized and the total number of memorized measurements appears numerically on the screen Pressing the AVE AEV button displays the average of values in memory Exposure and Calibration Compensation Exposure compensation of up to 9 9 EV can be easily set to filter compensation Calibration compensation can be used to tune the L 358 to film or digital camera sensors or matching the L 358 to other handheld meters All Weather Design All buttons switches and compartments are sealed and the meter housing has been designed to endure rugged outdoor conditions Ideal for location shooting in rainy or humid environments Additional Features Aperture and shutter priority exposure reading for still cameras Flash measurement in Cordless Corded or Radio triggered flash with optional module Flash analyzing mode for fine adjustment
17. ual RT 32 Radio Transmitter spot viewfinder 1 spot viewfinder 5 spot viewfinder 10 Flash ambient analyzing function full 1 2 1 3 step selectable readings nine reading memory average function contrast function flash cumulative mode shutter speed priority mode aperture priority mode EV Exposure Value mode all weather design auto backlight setting two ISO sensitivity auto power off battery power indicator cine speeds jog wheel lock optional spot viewfinder SEKONIC com PRODIGI COLOR C 500 amp C 500R Specifications Type Receptor Head Measurement Types Measuring Modes Measuring Ranges Display Modes Display Ranges Digital Mode Film Mode Ambient Flash Color Temperature At ISO 100 Equivalent llluminance Digital Film llluminance Measured Color Temperature Selected Color Temperature LB Index LB Filter Number CC Index CC Filter Number Illuminance Synch Speed Preset No Dot Matrix Display Radio Triggering Operating Temperature Range Storage Temperature Range Power Dimensions Weight Standard Accessories Main Functions Cordless Cord Radio Triggering Ambient Light Flash Light Ambient Light Ambient Flash Light Ambient Flash Light Ambient Light Only Fuji s LBA LBB Kodak Wratten LEE Flash Light Digital Mode Film Mode Channel Quad triggering Zone Three color photographic color meter with four sensors to determine visual
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