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The meter requires only one 9V battery to
operate and can last a long time on just one
battery. A light on the front flashes when it
is time to change the battery. The meter is
easy hold and lightweight (just under six
ounces). Even though it is lightweight, the
Interfit INT410 is durable and suitable for
frequent use in a variety of circumstances.
The flash meter takes the guesswork out of
setting the exposure when taking a photo,
saving the photographer time and energy. It can
be used with a PC cord connected to the flash
or strobe light. The meter can also be used
with the camera without the cord and offers
consistent results either way.
The meter is great to use to measure
reflected light from flash bulbs and strobes.
The Interfit INT410 Flash Meter also measures
incident light, or the light falling onto the
subject. Incident light is measured with a
removable rotating sphere. Just be sure not to
misplace the sphere if it is removed!
Measurements are taken in one third
increments between f2 and f32 at ISO 100,
ensuring the user as much precision as
possible. Using the meter allows the
photographer to get the right exposure without
having to waste time working through trial and
error. It takes accurate readings the first
time and every time.
Although it is inexpensive (under 100 Pounds),
the Interfit INT410 Flash Meter is as
consistent and accurate as far more expensive
flash meters. The Interfit INT410 offers the
same results while costing far less than other
flash meters and being far easier to use.
The Interfit INT410 is perfect for studio use
as well as for outdoor shoots. It is ideal for
portrait photography and for fashion shoots, or
anytime getting a crisp and clear shot of the
subject is required. Its affordable price and
simple design make it a great flash meter for
hobbyists and amateurs who are just getting
started in photography. Its consistent
measurements and accuracy make it a valuable
purchase for professionals. The Interfit INT410
delivers precise results in an easy to use
meter that saves photographers both time and
money.
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