The Gossen Sixtomat F2 Exposure Meter is an incident and reflected light meter with high accuracy and programming options. It has the ability to take flash readings in combination with ambient light and with multiple flashes. All of this information is then displayed on a digital LCD screen in 1/10 stop increments. Also, an analog contrast display is available with 1/2 stop increments.

For setting up your readings, it has an aperture range from f/1 to f/90 and 9/10 and supports 24 to 120 frames per second (HD Cine, 8-96 fps Cine), including 25 and 30 for television capture. In addition, a recall of all possible combinations and storage for settings are available. This can be used with programmable exposure correction from +/- 9.9 EV.

The meter also has warning for low battery or when over/under range and has an automatic shut off for saving power. It includes a case, neck strap, and battery.

Incident and Reflected Light Readings    Flash Measurement with Ambient Light    Digital LCD with 1/10 Stop Increments    Analog Contrast Display in 1/2 Stops    Aperture Range from f/1 to f/90    24-120 fps (HD Cine), 8-96 fps (Cine)    Storage for Settings and Readings    Programmable Exposure Correction

Aperture or shutter priority selection

Useful for analog and digital photography

ISO range from 3.2 to 8000

Repeatable accuracy of ±0.1 EV

Exposure times from 1/8000 second to 60 minutes

Flash sync speeds from 1/1000 to 1 second, including 1/90 second for measuring time

A 25° reflected light acceptance angle

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what cable to connect to westscott?

A: Please review the following item. Impact Sync Cord Male Mini (3.5mm) to Male PC (16') BH #IMMMPCM16 • MFR #9031440 https://bhpho.to/3POon1N

Q: 2. What's the difference between the m20 for fujifilm and the Q20 for fujifilm? They both seem to have TTL.

A: The M20 has a more durable metal and plastic body while the Q20 is all plastic.

Q: 3. 320 tri-x?

A: There's a tick between ISO 200 and 400. That's what I have used.

Q: 4. Is it safe to use this flash on a Leica Typ 246 Monchrom?

A: The LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Exposure Control is a manual flash and should work fine on the Leica Typ 246 Monochrome with out hurting it. Best for full compatibility and TTL is one by Leica like these, https://bhpho.to/418DAk8.

Q: 5. When metering in Cine mode, does this meter in T-stops?

A: No, the Sekonic L-308X-U Flashmate Light Meter does not display in T-stops

Q: 6. Will this work with any camera in manual mode?

A: Yes, as long as the camera has an active hot shoe with a center pin the LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Exposure Control will work in manual mode.

Q: 7. Can the Sekonic i-346 accurately measure the fc of a LED video lighting fixture?

A: Yes

Q: 8. Is the PC sync connector threaded?

A: It is not threaded.

Q: 9. Does it come with the lumidisc?

A: The lumidisc comes with the device, if you need to purchase a replacement, it would be this one: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/119344-REG/Sekonic_401_830.html

Q: 10. Will this work on Leica Q and CL?

A: The LightPix Labs FlashQ M20 with Transmitter with Exposure Control for Sony is not compatible with the Leica Q or the Leica CL; it is compatible with Sony cameras with Sony ADI / P-TTL capability.