Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you're looking for a hotshoe light meter, this is a great choice. If you're looking for a competent photographer... I'M NOT YOUR GUY!!
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Ok, so what the hell happened here? Well, I'm an idiot is one thing that happened. For some reason I just can't remember to make sure the damn multi exposure switch is off before I start shooting. I don't know why, but I just can't do it. I've tried, but my brain just farts at me.
Also, it would appear that I have been spending waaaay too long around old cameras. You know how I know this? Because when the camera stops working, my first thought is "gummed up lens", instead of "battery is dead". So when my Bronica ETRS with 250mm lens stops firing, I assume that the leaf shutter in the lens has become gummed up through inactivity, move the lens to the repair queue and press on with a different lens.
The camera even has a battery test button on it!! Did I remember to push that? No I did not.
I forgot that it even had a battery until the third lens stopped working...
Seriously, come on.
I need to give myself a clip round the ear.
Oh yeah, the AstrHori XH-2 is a great light meter. You should get one.
Also, if you're going to get any other AstrHori products, use this link: https://www.astrhori.cn/?ref=yfxlsein
cos I make money.
Go buy stuff.
If you're looking for a hotshoe light meter, this is a great choice. If you're looking for a competent photographer... I'M NOT YOUR GUY!!
If you like the meter, buy it here and make me a few pennies: amzn.to/3Y4tGkp
GET YOUR T-SHIRTS: https://www.120ist.shop
Ok, so what the hell happened here? Well, I'm an idiot is one thing that happened. For some reason I just can't remember to make sure the damn multi exposure switch is off before I start shooting. I don't know why, but I just can't do it. I've tried, but my brain just farts at me.
Also, it would appear that I have been spending waaaay too long around old cameras. You know how I know this? Because when the camera stops working, my first thought is "gummed up lens", instead of "battery is dead". So when my Bronica ETRS with 250mm lens stops firing, I assume that the leaf shutter in the lens has become gummed up through inactivity, move the lens to the repair queue and press on with a different lens.
The camera even has a battery test button on it!! Did I remember to push that? No I did not.
I forgot that it even had a battery until the third lens stopped working...
Seriously, come on.
I need to give myself a clip round the ear.
Oh yeah, the AstrHori XH-2 is a great light meter. You should get one.
Also, if you're going to get any other AstrHori products, use this link: https://www.astrhori.cn/?ref=yfxlsein
cos I make money.
Go buy stuff.
