The Kenko KFM-2200 Cine & Flash Meter is a digital handheld exposure meter capable of both incident and reflected light measurement, including flash and strobes. The KFM-2200 utilizes a spherical diffuser with a 270° rotation angle for most readings, including the ability to take a 1° spot measurement using the viewfinder. It can then use one of three measurement modes depending on your specific needs.

For working with both cinema and still photography use, there are a variety of additional settings, especially a large selection of shutter speeds from 30 minutes to 1/16000 second. It even features a flash sync terminal for metering your strobes for still photography. Also, it can display an aperture range from f/1.0 to f/128 and 9/10.

The digital LCD display is backlit to increase readability and shows a variety of parameters, each of which can be set to determine proper exposure values for your camera settings. The KFM-220 also features a viewfinder with diopter adjustment for taking spot measurements of reflected light. It includes a soft case and strap for storage and travel.

Incident and Reflected Light Measurement    Flash Metering and Sync Terminal    Spherical 270° Diffuser    Spot Angle of 1°    Three Measuring Modes    Digital LCD Display    Viewfinder with Diopter Adjustment    Frame Rates from 2 to 360    Shutter Speeds of 30 min to 1/16000 sec    Aperture Range of f/1.0 to f/128

Determine the proportion of flash to ambient light in a single measurement

Flash sync terminal allows you to easily attach and meter flashes for still photography

Optional flat diffuser is available for use as a simplified Lux meter

Parallax-free optical system for spot measurement

You can change the aperture, shutter speed, or ISO in order to get the data required for your shoot

Latitude display function shows incident and spot light measurement together

Shadow/Average/Highlight-based calculations are possible

Memory function capable of storing up to 10 measured values

Custom "Alt" mode lets you set the meter to your preferences, including exposure correction

Measurements are shown on the analog and digital displays to eliminate possible reading errors

Direct f-number display eliminates the need for f-number conversion

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how reliable is this colormeter with led lights and hmi?

A: Although this meter is suitable for reading the color of an HMI lamp, it is not optimized for LED lighting. A better option for both would be the Sekonic C-800 SpectroMaster Color Meter, BH# SEC800SM https://bhpho.to/3pz6CJ0

Q: 2. Is this still made in USA like the earlier Spectra IV was?

A: The Spectra Cine PRO V Exposure Meter with TFT Display is manufactured in the US.

Q: 3. What size PC Sync connector will work with the Kenko KFM-2200? The standard PC connectors are too large.

A: This meter takes a standard pc connection. If the one you have is too large, then you can compress the end a bit with pliers to make it fit.

Q: 4. Does it measure light color in K unit ?

A: Yes this can measure the color temperature of light using the Kelvin unit.

Q: 5. Can I fire my flash from (with) this meter

A: If you attach a sync cord or a wireless transmitter to the sync port of the KFM-1100 Auto Digi Meter, it could fire a flash.

Q: 6. Can it trigger a Pocket Wizard?

A: Yes, using a Pocket Wizard transmitter, it will trigger a Pocket Wizard receiver.

Q: 7. Can this also give a light intensity reading (such as footcandles or lux)?

A: No, the 3100 color meter does not give light intensity readings in either footcandles or Lux.

Q: 8. Will the auto bounce work with film cameras unlike the Canon model?

A: The auto-bounce feature is not compatible with film SLRs.

Q: 9. does this have spot metering ability and if so is it 1 degree?

A: The KFM-1100 can accept a 5 degree spotfinder, B&H # KEKFM100 , http://bhpho.to/18Gjvp0.

Q: 10. Does this meter tell you light temperature as well? i.e. 3200, 5600, etc

A: No, the Sekonic L-308X-U Flashmate Light Meter is not a color meter and does not measure the light Kelvin temperature output. If you are trying to measure color temperature, I would recommend the Sekonic C-700-U SpectroMaster Color Meter, B&H # SEC700U, the Kenko KCM-3100 Professional Color Temperature Meter, B&H # KECM3100, or the Illuminati Instrument Light and Color Meter, B&H # ILIM100, for your usage needs.