Could I use this light meter on a video shoot
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Of course. This is the number one universal standard light meter in film and video industry
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That is what the Cine is for. This meter, accepts inputs such as frames per second (fps) up to 1000! This meter was designed for video and film.
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This light meter is specifically designed to work with both digital and film by cinematographers. It is excellent on any video shoot.
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You can use it in any lighting situation, just remember that it is recording the full spectrum of light at all times. This means that your daytime footage colors will be different that what you see with the human eye.
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No. I believe you will need special light for video, their latest flash has video lighting capabilities.
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We used our light with our cameras and video recording cameras. If your camera can detect ir light most likely it will work but we don't have that type of camera so we don't know for sure but your camera specs should tell you. Thanks.
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I would have no problem with this meter doing that. I use it all the time to check lighting ratios. Just hold down the trigger and read away. You'll have to do the math old school but it'll work.
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I have not tried. I think you would need to try it and see if it would work for what you want to do. This is a great meter for our application - we measure foot-candles of light in workplace areas.
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I don't understand your question. I am trying to sell my lightmeter. I use it sometimes with my Canon 5d mark iii.
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It would work for video. The distance between the subject and reflector matters, not the camera and reflector
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Leigh, this is a good light meter and it is not necessary to have a flash or strobe. I would also suggest that you explore your apps on your phone as there are some very good light meters available for $2.00 or less.
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As long as you have a hotshoe on your camera, yes. Just take into consideration that this is a light suited for video rather than still photography
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Hello, Terry, I utilize the camera to film my YouTube cooking show. It does seem to have a problem maximizing standard light sources (apartment lighting), which might impact your filming. I have personally struggled to get the light sensors to create bright video even when every light in the kitchen is on. On the plus side, the camera does produce high quality, very large image files. It works for YouTube, but how it would translate to a full blown filming depends on if you are utilizing industry lighting or shooting in bright sunlight. If so, it should work well. If you are going to film in low light or darkened outdoor conditions, you might want to search elsewhere. Hello, Terry, I utilize the camera to film my YouTube cooking show. It does seem to have a problem maximizing standard light sources (apartment lighting), which might impact your filming. I have personally struggled to get the light sensors to create bright video even when every light in the kitchen is on. On the plus side, the camera does produce high quality, very large image files. It works for YouTube, but how it would translate to a full blown filming depends on if you are utilizing industry lighting or shooting in bright sunlight. If so, it should work well. If you are going to film... » Read More Hello, Terry, I utilize the camera to film my YouTube cooking show. It does seem to have a problem maximizing standard light sources (apartment lighting), which might impact your filming. I have personally struggled to get the light sensors to create bright video even when every light in the kitchen is on. On the plus side, the camera does produce high quality, very large image files. It works for YouTube, but how it would translate to a full blown filming depends on if you are utilizing industry lighting or shooting in bright sunlight. If so, it should work well. If you are going to film in low light or darkened outdoor conditions, you might want to search elsewhere. « Show Less
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The video and camera do not work well in low light. You think you have good lighting but, it has to have lot's of light. In the day time you get great video and pictures. I use a flash light at night ( Mag. Light LED ) to light up what I need at night. Works well. The audio is very good. The wide angle is very nice. I would say a 45 degree angle to each side. The Muvi is a very nice tool for me. The cost is very low. I work Security and I would not want to work with out it.
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This flash meter is designed to take readings from any type of photographic Flash Unit. measures incident or reflective light readings. I use it on indoor still photography. Works great for that.
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A 12vdc LED light tape would draw very little current, probably not enough to get a reading on this device. An appropriate tool would be a digital multimeter. HarborFreight has them on special often at $4.00. Knowing how to use it requires a bit of education. Look online or at your local library for "Using your VOM" or "Using your digital multimeter".
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It does, but I wouldn't recommend it for video. It is designed for macro photography. My recommendation would be to do some research into lighting systems.
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Hi there. I haven't checked the quality of the video with low light, if that is what you are asking.
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I have one and the light meter worked for about a month after i got it. The light mustve died or something im not sure but i know its not the batteries.