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Optional Accessories (Sold Separately)
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Synchro Cord
This is a five-meter long cord with three plugs.
An exposure meter, a camera and a flash can all
be connected at the same time without need to
plug or unplug the cord during a shooting. Also,
one of the terminals has a locking mechanism to
ensure connection with a meter.
Cord has two male connectors and one female
one.
The connector with the lock function is a male
one.
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18% Standard Gray Card
This is a gray card (110mm x 102mm = 4.3" x
4") with 18% reflection ratio, and folds to 72mm
x 125mm (=2.8" x 4.9") to fit in a shirt pocket.
Use this for proper reflected light measurements
of mostly bright (white) or dark (black) subjects.
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Exposure Profile Target II
Simpler to use, this is the test target (350mm x
120mm = 13.8" x 4.7") used to create camera
exposure profiles. One side consists of a
central 18% gray patch that is surrounded by
25 patches arranged in 1/6th stop values that
are successively brighter and darker, while the
other side is 18% gray card, so it can be used
to determine digital camera white balancing and
spot metering.
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Exposure Profile Target
This is more economical test target (260mm x
160mm = 10.2" x 6.3") used to create camera
exposure profiles. One side is nine gray patches
including black and white, and the other side
is an 18% gray card for digital camera white
balancing and spot metering.
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Viewfinder 5°
This is a viewfinder with a five degree light
receiving angle for spot metering in reflected
light.
It is useful for distant objects such as landscapes,
when you cannot go to the position of the subject
, or for metering subjects that generate light (neon
signs, etc), highly reflective surfaces or translucent
subjects (stained glass, etc). (See P24 for details.)
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