or 1253 Lux ... depends on what the units of the 2000 iskuruman said:
mate, you really need to tell us lots more infootterandseal1 said:
davenn said:Hi there, @otterandseal1
and welcome to PF
or 1253 Lux ... depends on what the units of the 2000 ismate, you really need to tell us lots more info
Make, Model even a sharp and clear photo of the front of the unit would be extremely helpful
2000 means nothing to us if you don't tell us the unitsDave
do you have a manual for it ?otterandseal1 said:
A light meter is a device used to measure the amount of light in a given space. It works by using a sensor to detect the intensity of light and converting it into an electrical signal, which is then displayed on a scale or digital screen.
Reading on a light meter is important because it allows you to accurately measure the amount of light in a space, which is essential for tasks such as photography, film making, and scientific research. It also helps ensure proper lighting levels for safety and comfort.
To read a light meter, hold the device towards the light source and adjust the settings to match the ISO, shutter speed, and aperture of your camera or desired lighting level. The meter will then display a number or value indicating the intensity of light.
There are two main types of light meters: incident and reflective. Incident light meters measure the light falling on a subject, while reflective light meters measure the light reflected off a subject. There are also handheld and built-in light meters, as well as analog and digital versions.
The accuracy of a light meter can vary depending on the type and quality of the device. Generally, digital light meters tend to be more accurate than analog ones. It is important to calibrate and regularly check the accuracy of your light meter to ensure reliable readings.
