Tag Archives: L-758DR

Jorge Queiroz: Graphic Design Meets Photography

May 6, 2013   Posted by M. Gertz

Graphic designers often make great photographers. They already have a fine tuned eye for composition and color and once they get the more technical bits down, they’re off and running. Jorge Queiroz is no exception. We first ran into his … Continue reading →

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Allison Earnest on Lighting for Product Photography

April 26, 2013   Posted by Ron Egatz

With the launch of Amazon.com in 1995, the online retail experience had arrived to stay. What the launch of that site also heralded was the decline of the tactile shopping experience. Without being able to hold a book or garden … Continue reading →

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Anne Stephenson’s Comfort in a Bowl

April 17, 2013   Posted by Ron Egatz

Finding great photographers you didn’t know of before is always a thrill. Here’s a great behind-the-scenes story about Anne Stephenson of Salt Lake City, Utah. I was particularly drawn to her food photography, which gets front row treatment on her … Continue reading →

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The Difference Between the L-358 and L-758DR

March 21, 2013   Posted by M. Gertz

Mark Wallace of AdoramaTV reviews the Sekonic L-358 and L-758DR light meters, revealing why he depends on them for all of his shoots, both inside and outside of the studio. He first reviews the features the meters have in common, … Continue reading →

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4 Lights, 4 Colored Gels, 1 Sparkler, and 1 Light Meter

February 1, 2013   Posted by M. Gertz

Aaron Nace of Phlearn, presents this behind the scenes video of his shoot, Light My Fire. Since this is a complicated shoot in terms of lighting, he builds his setup one light at a time. He starts with a red-gelled … Continue reading →

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Reasons to Use a Light Meter for Video

January 24, 2013   Posted by M. Gertz

Shutter Angle is a relatively new blog promising to be a great resource for digital filmmakers. In their ongoing article series, Exposure Tools for Digital Video, they give an overview of many of the exposure tools available to filmmakers and … Continue reading →

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L-758DR and DTS V3.0 Review in Professional Photography Magazine

November 27, 2012   Posted by M. Gertz

Professional Photography Magazine has published an in-depth review of the Sekonic L-758DR and DTS V3.0 in their October issue. The review is focused on capturing the optimum exposure, an exposure in which “all the scene’s exposure values are within the … Continue reading →

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Glyn Dewis Joins the Light (Meter) Side

October 4, 2012   Posted by Ron Egatz

Photographer and Photoshop guru Glyn Dewis is known for his complex composite work. He recently co-hosted a workshop in the Netherlands with Frank Doorhof, a photographer and educator, who, along with some lens troubles, convinced him to start using a … Continue reading →

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Press Release: Digital Transfer Software v3.0 Released

June 4, 2012   Posted by Ron Egatz

A press release has been posted regarding the release of Version 3 of the Sekonic Digital Transfer Software. Sekonic Announces Upgrade to its Data Transfer Software Total exposure accuracy now available for photographers and videographers North White Plains, NY (June … Continue reading →

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VIDEO: Profiling the Sekonic L-758DR with the Exposure Profile Target II and DTS

December 27, 2011   Posted by Sekonic Blogger

We’ve released a new video on how to calibrate the Sekonic L-758DR with the Exposure Profile Target II. Don’t miss Joe Brady as he details all calibration issues with this advanced meter. Watch it to ensure you get proper readings to make your photos perfect. … Continue reading →

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