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![]() ![]() Maker: Gossen Model: Sixticolor Circa: 1958 Price (new): $60 Cell type: Selenium Measure type: Two Color-Temperature |
What you do is look at your light source and put the meter between it and your eyes, so it sees what you see. Push the button and the meter needles stops somewhere on the scale. You can read the temp in degrees Kelvin and in Gossen's special scale; using the later, you can look at a little cheat sheet that tells you which combinations of filters to use to correct to Daylight film. Neat little rig. This is a two-color meter, like the sbc attachment. Two color means it measure red and blue, whereas the better (and far more expensive ones) measure red, blue and green. Two-color is good enough for what I do, and even three-color meters still run afoul of flourescent lights, so I never felt the need to upgrade. |