Don't Trust Snakes: The Sekonic L-308b II . . .

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ROGER THORNHILL

Monday, April 02, 2007

The Sekonic L-308b II . . .

. . . quite possibly, the only light meter your one-year-old will ever need. Perfect for basic motor skills development, ambient readings and flash readings with or without a sync cord.

1 Comments:

Anonymous said...: Talk about an in-joke! From one of the guests who viewed the
"infant-uation" with pictured light meter.; April 08, 2007 9:28 PM