It's as accurate as my other fancy meters. It's small, handy and accurate - and it's always with you. November 2015: about $75 used if you know How to Win at eBay. Reflected: 50º, about the same as an 80mm lens on a 2¼" camera.ġ.8945" (48.12 mm) diameter by 0.861" (21.89 mm) tall, measured.Ģ.885 oz./81.7g, measured with plastic carry case.ġ957, with the first 500 C of the V system. The EV range of course varies with film speed EV = LV at ASA 100. Gossen has been the world leader in exposure meters for as long as there have been exposure meters. Hasselblad calls this the Film Winding Knob with Exposure Meter. If your camera lacks the EV system, the calculator dial of most other meters can be used to translate EV into shutter speeds and apertures. It even works with digital backs, and it also works with any other camera that uses the EV system. As of 1994 and newer the 503 CXi used a different crank and the cheaper 501 C no longer had a removable crank at all. It works with any Hasselblad with an interchangeable winding knob, which are the 500 C, 500 C/M and 503 CX from 1957~1994. Top Intro Compatibility Specifications Performance It's not waterproof for SCUBA, but it certainly is dirt, dust and splashproof for using your meter in nasty environments. It comes in a plastic carrying case, which will of course hold your regular knob if you're using the meter. The Hasselblad Meter Knob has a mirrored scale for precise reading. It reads reflected or incident light (just press the latch and slide the diffuser over the meter cell), and it's always where you need it: your winding knob.Įven better, it pops off with a button, so you can take it off your camera to meter closer or for incident readings. This tiny meter is always on and needs no battery. It pops on and off with a locking bayonet mount and replaces your usual winding knob or crank. This is a selenium (self-powered) incident and reflected light meter built into a Hasselblad 500-series winding knob.
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