Well, they don't make them like they used to. My 35 year old Sekonic Studio Incident Light Meter started lying to me yesterday. Needle looks like it is hanging up. Anybody repair these for less than an arm and leg?

-- Richard C. Trochlil (trochlilbb@neumedia.net), July 05, 2001

Answers

You might want to get a hold of this guy in Vt. rrlg4mat@sover.net His name is Richard Ritter.

-- Scott Walton (f64sw@hotmail.com), July 05, 2001.

George Milton
Quality Light Metric Co.
7060 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 415
Hollywood, CA 90028
(323) 467-2265


-- Bong Munoz (bong@techie.com), July 05, 2001.

I'd second the Quality Light Metric suggestion, they've fixed things fast and well for me many times.

-- Kevin Crisp (KRCrisp@aol.com), July 05, 2001.

You could try Sekonic themselves, or their importer.

-- Charlie Strack (charlie_strack@sti.com), July 05, 2001.

Assuming you're referring to what was originally the Norwood Director, as of 4/99 MAC's repair price was $58-$76 for an L-398 and $67-$96 for the earlier L-28C.

If you're in the US, call up Mamiya America at 914-347-3300 for current info.

I have an L-28 that's doing the same thing but I think I'm going to just replace it with a new small "featureless" meter, which is relatively inexpensive.

-- John Hicks (jbh@magicnet.net), July 06, 2001.