Sekonic SpectroMeter C-800

Sekonic C 800 | Spectrometer SEKONIC C800

Designed for photographers, videographers, cinematographers and gaffers, the SEKONIC C-800 Spectrometer is an advanced field meter capable of reading virtually all light sources, whether LED, flash, incandescent, HMI, fluorescent or in the daylight spectrum. . More importantly, it's a handy lighting tool that analyzes the light source using 11 different display modes on its 4.3" color touchscreen, specifically indicating what you need to do to achieve the desired effect. The meter's CMOS sensor allows measurement in increments as fine as 1nm and enables the capture of color peaks in light output, an especially valuable function when working with LEDs, HMIs, fluorescent lighting, and mixed sources.

Perhaps the most exciting addition to the meter is the spectral similarity index. Developed by the Sci-Tech Council of the Academy, SSI gives the user the ability to set any light as standard, or use predefined standards (such as CIE D55), and then gives other lights an SSI score based on how well they will perform. game. The C-800 also includes TLCI (TV Lighting Consistency Index), TLMF (TV Lighting Coincidence Factor) and TM-30-15 (Technical Memorandum) in addition to CRI (Color Rendering Index), which can be measured individually or in two. Light comparison mode.

The SPECTROMETER has very impressive accuracy, repeatability and response specifications and a wide range of values in all modes. The flash, for example, can be analyzed in color with selectable shutter speeds of 1-1/500 sec. Ambient light ranges from 1.0 to 200,000 lux (0.09 to 18,600 fc). The intuitive color touchscreen offers access to the meter's many functions, including a spectrum graph, CRI, camera filter, lighting filter, white balance compensation, and multi-light comparison.

The text mode display displays color temperature, lux or fc, as well as color compensation and light balance filters. After selecting your preferred color balance, the camera filter and lighting filter displays will display the actual Rosco, Lee, Kodak Wratten or FUJI filter designations needed to achieve the desired color temperature. CRI also has a dedicated display that displays standard color reference values (including R1 to 15) as a percentage of the light source's ability to reproduce a color accurately, compared to the standard temperature Ra. Multi Light Screen reads the color temperatures of multiple light sources, as well as the recommendations for light balance and color compensation, memorizes them and allows them to be compared.

With its wealth of light analysis tools, the ability to read and compare all kinds of light filter and real-world solutions, the SPECTROMETER is meant to be a staple on set.
CRI, TLCI, TLMF, TM-30-15 and SSI
Developed by the Sci-Tech Council of the Academy, SSI (Spectral Similarity Index) gives the user the ability to set any light as standard or use predefined standards (such as CIE D55), and then gives other lights an SSI score based on how well they will match. The C-800 also includes TLCI (TV Lighting Consistency Index), TLMF (TV Lighting Coincidence Factor) and TM-30-15 (Technical Memo), plus CRI (Color Rendering Index) which can be measured individually or in two. Light comparison mode.
Match light sources by measuring x, y, and tone saturation
The C-800 has more color control parameters specifically designed to help match the lights with each other. CIE1931 (x, y) was added, giving users the ability to measure and mark specific chromaticity coordinates on the lights of some major brands. Hue and saturation measurement units have also been added to better match RGB LEDs with any light source. In addition, new display screens provide easy interpretation and understanding of new data fields, making it a superior meter for all applications.

Designed to be used on set.
Quick button design for one-handed operation
270° rotating head for measuring from any angle
Built-in dark slide for effortless use on set

Measure virtually any type of light
The C-800 series incorporates a linear CMOS sensor, which measures and evaluates the actual color temperature of a light source from 380 to 780 nm in 1 nm output wavelength increments, capturing peaks in the output of conventional light sources, as well as fluorescent, flash, HMI, and LED sources.
Measurement
Measurements include Kelvin (K), illuminance (lux/fc), LB/DC filters (for camera lenses or lighting filters), LB/DC index, CRI (Ra, R1 to R15), ⊿UV, SSI, TLCI, TM -30-15 (Rf, Rg), CIE1931 (x, y) chromaticity, hue, saturation coordinates.