The MINOLTA FLASH METER series has earned the support of professional and amateur photographers as multifunctional tools for professional use.
The Flash Meter VI features a compact and stylish design using a dioptric system and newly incorporates a high performance spot meter function in addition to the conventional analyse function, brightness difference function,
exposure calculation function and other functions. Furthermore, the large size LCD can display a film latitude together with a measured value, enabling users to simulate how the subject is reproduced on the film instantaneously,
while displaying the incident light measurement result and reflected light measurement result (spot meter reading) simultaneously. In the field of photographic exposure meters, which is the base of our measuring
instrument business, Minolta has provided high precision and highly reliable products continuously for about 40 years as a leading company in this industry. MINOLTA Flash Meter VI Main Features Integration of high performance spot meter Compact and stylish design Exposure decision process navigation using latitude display function
Multifunctional meter providing analyse function, brightness difference function, etc.
Memory function: With a push of the MEMORY key, the Flash Meter VI can store measurement data on up to 10 points.
Brightness difference function: The Flash Meter VI displays the exposure difference between a predetermined standard value and the measured value on target points on the EV value display and the dot indicator of the analogue scale.
Exposure calculation (S/A/H) functions: According to the intended photographic image, the Flash Meter VI provides
three types of exposure calculations (Shadow based exposure, Average exposure and Highlight based exposure). Custom settings mode: The display mode can be customised according to the user's preference. The selectable
shutter speed increment setting is "1-stop", "1/2-stop" or "1/3-stop" increments. The selectable FNo. display mode is
the conventional "intermediate stop display (1/10-stop increments)" or the "f-number direct-reading"** mode.
** The f-number direct-reading mode is useful for digital cameras providing intermediate f-number settings (e.g. F3.5, F6.5) that cannot be selected with conventional film cameras. Technical Specifications Type: Digital exposure meter for measuring flash light and ambient light Reception methods: Incident light and reflected light (spot)
Receptors: Incident light: Spherical Diffuser/Flat Diffuser*, 270° rotating receptor head Reflected light (spot): Acceptance angle of 1° Receptor element: Silicon photocell Measuring modes: AMBI mode: Ambient light measurement Ambient light: Incident light: Ev -2.0 to 19.9 Flash light: Incident light: FNo.1.0 to 128 + 0.9 stops Measuring distance: 1.3 m to infinity (¥) (for spot measurement) Viewfinder: Single lens reflective type with fixed focal point Repeatability: ±0.1 Ev Calibration coefficients: Incident light: C = 330 (Spherical Diffuser), Display range: f-number (FNo.): F1.0 to F128 + 0.9 stops Other functions: Latitude display function, Analyse function, Memory function (10 measured values), Exposure calculation function (S/A/H), Brightness difference function, Power source: Single AA alkaline dry cell Battery service life: Approx. 30 hours (for ambient light/incident light Operating temperature/ Temperature: -10 to 50°C (14 to 122°F)
Storage temperature Temperature: -20 to 55°C (-4 to 131°F) Other: Sync terminal Dimensions: 63 (W) x 175 (H) x 30 (D) mm Weight: 170 g (excluding battery) Standard accessories: Spherical Receptor, Neck strap, Case, |