Light Meter
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Most people like Sekonic.
I use a Gossen Variosix F2, it works well, has a spotmeter attachment and does flash, both corded and uncorded.
I use a Gossen Variosix F2, it works well, has a spotmeter attachment and does flash, both corded and uncorded.
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Sekonic L308 is good start, or L358 if you can find it second hand. 
I have L358 for years and would never let it go, possibly the best tool I have bought.
I have L358 for years and would never let it go, possibly the best tool I have bought.
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Another vote for the Sekonic 308.
Simple to use, effective and accurate.
I use mine outside and in the studio
Simple to use, effective and accurate.
I use mine outside and in the studio
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Hi, I use a Gossen Lunasix F, It is extreemly acurate, does Reflected & Incident readings both in Ambient & Flash light. It can also be used for accumalitive readings and will even read from moonlight. They are available second hand if you look around. Hope this helps.
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L308. used one for decades. Small, light, reliable, accurate, and a single AA battery seems to last forever. A decent flash meter too.