This Sekonic Lumidisc is a replacement or spare for the one included with the L-308 series light meters, such as the L-308B II and L-308S.
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- Replacement Part
This Sekonic Lumidisc is a replacement or spare for the one included with the L-308 series light meters, such as the L-308B II and L-308S.
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When would I use this in an off camera flash ...
When would I use this in an off camera flash situation? I have 2 Godox MS300 monolights that I use both indoor and outdoors
The Sekonic Lumidisc for L-308 Series Light Meters is used for flat items like green screens and flat art. For anything that is not flat, the standard Lumisphere is what most use.
Date published: 2024-12-10
If I use a single flash burst in bright sunlight ...
If I use a single flash burst in bright sunlight (within the camera’s flash shutter synchronization) will I get accurate reading for fill-in with the new, improved Sekonic L-308x-U?
The Sekonic 308 can give you an accurate reading. The Sekonic 478 can give you a ratio of the difference between the flash and the continuous light in the exposure.
Date published: 2019-09-27
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will this work with Sekonic L-308DC DigiCineMate?
Yes, the Sekonic Lumidisc For L-308B II & L-308S Light Meters is also compatible with the Sekonic L-308DC DigiCineMate Light Meter.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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Will the Sekonic 308s give me an accurate flash reading when I'm using the high speed synch flash mode in bright sunlight and need flash fill. For the example; shooting at the beach on a bright sunny day.
Sorry. No. Light meters can't measure HSS flash. High speed sync as done by Canon, Nikon and others is a short series of small flash bursts. Each is at a level that is at the lowest limit the meter can measure. Plus, there is a preflash in the mix. Meters are designed to read a single flash burst.
Date published: 2020-07-10