November 9th 2020
05:00:51 PM
Hi. Are you a fan of the Weston Exposure Meter? Do you own one? Can you tell me more about them - especially dates? I'd love to hear from you. Only exposure meters though please.
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November 9th 2020 05:00:51 PM |
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Daniel M. Speyer |
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google |
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New York, NY USA |
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the Weston light meter invercone back leak feature is not accidental. It was designed by Conelly and Dunn, as described on page 133 of \"The Exposure Manual,\" Dunn and Wakefield (3rd ed, 1974, Fountain Press). |
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September 4th 2020 04:13:55 AM |
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Anna McKay |
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google |
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Oxford, UK |
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Hi, I have recently received my father\'s old photography equipment (I am also a keen photographer), including a Weston Master III. Does anyone know where to find instructions on how to use it?? I do DSLR photography and not used one of these before, but I had been thinking of getting a (modern) light meter. Now I am wondering if I could actually use this one instead! If anyone has suggestions please let me know. Thanks in advance, Anna |
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August 5th 2020 03:22:22 AM |
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Paul |
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Google |
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The Netherlands |
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I have found a lot info, recently i bought a ciné exposure meter Model no. S217.3 is it possible to translate the reading of this , stil perfect working meter , to something useable for a fotofilm camera ? |
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February 8th 2020 12:34:45 PM |
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Ed |
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Google search |
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State of Iowa, USA |
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Thanks for your site. Decided to get back into photography after giving it up when dark rooms left. Dug my old stuff out, found my old Wesson Master 6 but no manual. Luck for me I found it here. Now if I could only remember what year I bought it? Thinking early to mid 1970\'s after my trusty Mamyia/Sekor 1000 TL camera. Well off to a DSLR now...but with some old time ideas about exposures. Thanks again Ed |
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January 31st 2020 09:13:05 AM |
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Bernard Rose |
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Google search |
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Wirral UK |
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Used Westons back in the 70\'s and 80\'s, have a small collection which have acquired from charity shops and gifted to me. Have posted this shot of them on twitter https://twitter.com/BRPimages/status/1223284993667010560?s=20 Thank you for the resource of information on your website, very useful and interesting. Regards Bernard Rose |
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November 12th 2019 05:38:47 AM |
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Andres WieCheRink MfA |
How did you find this Web Site? |
via WESTON research |
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Amsterdam NL |
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Hi, The batteries are no longer made but Wein can supply equivalents...I read. Who is Wein and where can I locate this person/company to buy an equivalent to the: VARTA PHOTO special V 14 PX 2.7V battery for my Ranger 9 MODEL 348? Please advise. Thanks, Andres |
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November 5th 2019 01:40:43 AM |
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Jim Thompson |
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Google search |
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Birmingham UK |
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Great site! |
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April 1st 2019 12:31:20 PM |
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Robin East |
How did you find this Web Site? |
interenet search |
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Chelmsford UK |
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Hi great site, I have recently picked up a leather case for a Western Digital meter that has a extra large case that has internally fitted into it an Invercone and ND filter into the case. Can you tell me which meter this would be for as I have a couple of meters that I would like to match it up with as it would have been originally, thanks Robin |
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March 28th 2019 05:10:13 AM |
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Cyril J Wood |
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via Google |
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Wallasey, Wirral, United Kingdom |
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I have had many Weston light meters over the years ranging from an early octaganol model, W2, W2 Cine Metre, W4, Eurometer and Eurometer 2 and still have a few in my collection. I have really enjoyed reading the history of the company as well as about the various models and have placed a link to this website from my own website... hppt://www.canalscape.net |
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December 31st 2018 08:54:15 AM |
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Andy Robertson |
How did you find this Web Site? |
browsing for Weston meters |
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London UK |
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I have an instruction book \"WESTON MASTER II CINE EXPOSURE METER\" for the Model S141/736. Is it any use to anyone? |
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December 17th 2018 07:53:10 AM |
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Gregg Atkinson |
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google |
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Oklahoma, USA |
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Found in one of dad\'s old military foot-lockers: Weston Master Cine Exposure Meter Model 720 Serial # 606610 Appears to be new in box; leather case, 2 books(1-instruc/1-film ratings), box has wear from moving around in footlocker. Needs good home? Maybe museum or university? tks, Gregg |
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December 8th 2018 07:51:16 AM |
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Jean-François BONNIN |
How did you find this Web Site? |
Search in the web. |
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France (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes) |
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My very first Weston Master was purchased in 1973. It was accidentally destroyed and its remnants stand in a French photography museum. I came across a (second-hand, very good) Master 5 purchased via Etsy.com and recently bought a Euromaster 2. I owned other lightmeters, all very good, but the Weston Master meters were and still are the kind of tool you handle without any hesitation and feel well with them. Regards from ; JFB |
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September 22nd 2018 10:14:38 AM |
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Tom Schuman |
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Google search |
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Upstate NY |
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Inherited my father\'s Weston light meter. Fits most of your description for the 850 junior, and came with the rigid leather case. Inside, my father wrote his name and year he purchased as 1956. Only real difference I see in your photos and this meter is on the back side there is no metal plate with serial or patent number. The Weston Elec. Inst. Corp. is pressed into the plastic, and there is no model number or any other identifying marks. Was Weston making these in the 1950\'s, or was this purchased used? Any other information would be appreciated. |
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July 22nd 2018 01:09:40 PM |
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Rick Janowski |
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Brilliant |
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UK |
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A simple conversion formula might be useful to those with light meters operating using Weston film speeds: Weston Speed = 80% of ASA (or ISO) speed. |
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April 16th 2018 07:07:11 AM |
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Scott |
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Google |
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Arizona USA. |
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I found a fully functioning Weston illumination meter model 603, no 1434. With a date on it of October 25, 1934. A few years earlier than your list.. Cheers! Scott.. |
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January 8th 2018 01:59:20 AM |
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Gordon Christie |
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Google search |
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Scotland |
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I have a S74/715 in working order and good condition. The serial number is A0305. Just wondering if that makes it an early one - or do serial numbers not work that way for Westons? Great site! |
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January 5th 2018 01:32:10 PM |
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John Bunyan |
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Google search |
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UK |
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I have acquired an E703 Lightometer as mentioned in your listings. The meter legend describes it as a Sight light meter. UK manufacture. It has a copyright stamp on it of 1939. Hope this helps you fix a date for this model. |
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July 17th 2017 08:38:31 AM |
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BONNIN, Jean-François |
How did you find this Web Site? |
By searching data about the last Weston lightmeters. |
Where are you from? |
France |
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My Weston Master 5 (purchased in the 1970s) was unfortunately destroyed in the 1990s, and is now in a photography museum. My very last meter was a (selenium-cell-bases) Sekonic Studio, which I gave to a relative of mine studying photography. But the Master 5 was the best light metering tool I ever handled. If you have a tip to purchase a Weston Euromaster, you\'re welcome. Thank you for this very informatice and rich website. JFB |
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June 28th 2017 11:18:16 AM |
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William Parker |
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West MIdlands UK |
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I found this site very informative and helpful, many thanks |
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April 28th 2017 08:32:42 AM |
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Steve Willaims |
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Google |
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Godmanchester |
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I inherited my father\'s Weston meter. On the front it says Weston Master V but it has Euromaster pattern controls.The rear says it is a Model S461-6 made by Sangamo Weston in Enfield. The serial is 3180N. Still works after having a new cell a few years ago. I use it when shooting film as a check of what the cameras say. |
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