Exposure EXPOSED | KEKS KMQ review

[@crispin8888]

I have the small cube version of the Keks meter, with the top display. Very easy to use.

[@michaelj.1121]

Excellent input - as always delivered superbly

[@randallstewart1224]

I recently purchased the KM02. It is a marvel of features and technology. The unhappy part is that all of those lesser used adjustments are various combinations of those 4 buttons, and the learning curve to operate the meter is huge. Fortunately, I'm retired, so I have plenty of time to overcome that hurdle, I hope. I got this to put an on-camera meter on two rarely used cameras from the late 1950s, a Konica IIIA and a Konica Pearl IV. My meter included two alternative "feet" to make sure there is a perfect fit to the camera cold/hot shoe, extra retaining screws, and the appropriate wrench to do a swap. Note that all of these meters use an internal, rechargeable battery, so if you use it rarely, you'll probably have to recharge it before renewed use.

[@sarundayo]

The only gear reviwer I trust 👌👌

[@WhoIsSerafin]

Since leaving film photography in 2004 never used the histogram, so easy😂

[@hanahoeo7073]

Wow flashback to 70s. I remember carrying a handheld meter with me and a small pocket camera book on exposure settings which I may still have.

[@runninblue9415]

Wow the old place has changed a lot. Thank goodness. I should go back. 👌

[@jeetts59]

Absolutely a wonderful video. I’d really like to know the music at the intro please

[@seaeagles6025]

Hi Craig, I don't shoot with Film but if I did these Keks external Meters would be of great help to me. I could live without a Histogram, but since my Nikon camera has one, what the heck I'll continue using it. Another nice album Craig, cheers 😊.

[@AnandaSim]

Maputo. Unique. Identifiable. So Dave Sanborn. RIP

[@northof-62]

I'm teaching my brain to evaluate my exposures by shooting in M mode with a fixed shutter speed and guessing the apertures. Here where I live it turns out more like the sunny 13 rule. And maybe even wider as autumn and winter give us less light.

[@rodmehta5356]

Keks means cookie in German ✌️

[@The_Hero_Is_Back]

Hey, Craig. Good video. I think you’re missing a market for these. Most consumer Nikon DSLRs won’t meter with older film era ai/ais lenses. Don’t know about consumer Z mount cameras. These meters could bring a lot of older lenses back into use. I’ve used an old 50mm on my D50 and metered by eye, experiment and sunny16, but just having a sugar cube in the shoe that said “200, f8 and be there! would be great.

[@PoeInTheDitch]

Thats a great point

[@jc.baptiste]

I don’t have AI but plenty of AI-S and metering works perfectly with my Nikon DSLR. The camera knows at what aperture I am at and it just measures the light going through. Even with AI, without reporting of the aperture, I think it would work.

[@petrub27]

use the gopro/dji action cam with the horizon balance on, thanks

[@TheDerisavi]

The soundtrack reminds me of the late 1970s porn movies 😂 No offense 😂

[@e6Vlogs]

You obviously weren’t going to the cinema to see Star Wars back then!

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