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About Me Member General Digital Photographer Rob Branigan17/Male/United Kingdom

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Rolleiflex, Meter?

Fri Aug 21, 2009, 9:38 AM

_{_{I got a Rolleiflex T, its really sweet, you can't even imagine how awesome it is to look through the viewfinder of a medium format camera if you haven't before. Anyway, ive been wondering if anyone has a suggestion for a cheap light meter, either incident or reflected (which is better?), preferably analog. After I get a meter, i need to buy some film and then i'm all set, I cant wait to shoot my first roll of medium format film

Thanks if anyone could share any insight on the meter situation.}}

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Current Residence: NW England.
Interests: Photography
Favourite movie: City of God, Felon, American History X
Favourite band or musician: Radiohead, Thrice, Streetlight Manifesto
Favourite genre of music: Ska, Indie, Acoustic
Favourite poet or writer: Raymond E. Feist, Mark Z. Danielewski
Favourite photographer: Andreas Gursky, on dA, Levi Wedel AKA Stateless
Operating System: Windows XP
MP3 player of choice: Creative Zen Vision:M
Shell of choice: Litestep
Tools of the Trade: Pentax K20D, Metz 58-AF 1, DA*16-50, DA10-17, FA50

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*alimuse Jul 27, 2009, 6:57:39 AM

Thanks so much for the favorite on Junction to a Future!

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"Uncertainty is the essential, inevitable, and all-pervasive companion to your desire to make art. And tolerance for uncertainty is the prerequisite to succeeding." David Bayles and Ted Orland