I've become more serious about my photography lately. My two typical weaknesses have been focus and my ability to meter shots confidently while using the internal light meter and bracketing.Auto focusing has been a savior for me.

This device resembles classic light meters from 1970th. Can be used intuitively, really portable, accurate and comfortable! Allow to obtain normally exposed negatives, and is essential companion to (as in mu case) rangefinder or TLR camera. Recommended enthusiastically with 5 or even 6 points!

I use this with a Rolleicord which of course lacks its own light meter. I use it to get reflected light measurements, and it's always worked great. As a bonus, it's small -- even in its little velvet bag it fits nicely in a pocket.

Tried it out this week doing large format work. Light weight, easy to learn how to use, and performs basic functions. Exposure readings were all accurate.Highly recommended as a basic lightmeter!

I haven't had a separate light meter for probably 40 years. I'm very pleased with this little jewel. It seems to work great and get a good reading in very low light conditions, as well as the other places where I would like a direct reading.

Fantastic little meter and great support from Wilkinson

Easy to use and accurate what more could you need.

Accurate meter allows you to see aperture and speed values at a glance. All plastic construction would have preferred a metal body for this price, could be larger but is designed to sit on a hot shoe

Perfect non digital light meter, works very well and you can see all the exposures settings all at once. Really simple to use for both incident and ambient readings

I shoot film mostly and not all my cameras have a built-in lightmeter, I also own a Sekonic L-558R and Sekonic L-438, they are both precise but they are big and heavy, especially when you use some small cameras with them.