Hey all you happy people (intoning ol' Droopy dog for those to young for it).
I am looking for a good way to meter the light underwater without having it in camera. I am shooting with a Hassy SWC. I am thinking about using my 7D to meter for some shots but I need a better way to do it (another camera is not easy to handle underwater...).
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks!
External Metering Options
Started by JKrumsick, Apr 20 2012 10:57 AM
2 replies to this topic
#1
JKrumsick
-
- Member
- 230 posts
Sting Ray
- Gender:Male
- Location:New York, NY
- Interests:Photography, Philosophy, various libations, light hearted debauchery, Chromatophores and the occasional tupperware party.
-
Posted 20 April 2012 - 10:57 AM
#2
Balrog
-
- Member
- 331 posts
Eagle Ray
- Gender:Male
- Location:Poole UK
-
Posted 20 April 2012 - 12:52 PM
I used to have an Ikelite meter but its now discontinued.
http://www.ikelite.c...digi_meter.html
Google might be your friend for a used one.
http://www.ikelite.c...digi_meter.html
Google might be your friend for a used one.
#3
bvanant
-
- Team Wetpixel
-
- 1354 posts
Orca
- Gender:Male
- Location:Los Angeles (more or less)
- Interests:Science, photography, travel
-
Posted 20 April 2012 - 04:33 PM
There is an old sekonic on ebay right now for $30. Otherwise best bet might be one of the underwater bag housings and chunk the meter in it.Hey all you happy people (intoning ol' Droopy dog for those to young for it).
I am looking for a good way to meter the light underwater without having it in camera. I am shooting with a Hassy SWC. I am thinking about using my 7D to meter for some shots but I need a better way to do it (another camera is not easy to handle underwater...).
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks!
Bill
Bill
Canon 7d, 50D, Nauticam,Subal, Inon Ringflash, Athena Ringflash, Inon z240 etc.
www.blueviews.net
Canon 7d, 50D, Nauticam,Subal, Inon Ringflash, Athena Ringflash, Inon z240 etc.
www.blueviews.net
