KENKO KFM 2100
The KFM2100 has advanced features, offering average and spot measurement using the built in viewfinder. A latitude display and its shadow or highlight preservation functions will help photographers maintain detail in these areas of their subject and can be combined with a 10 point memory function for maximum accuracy. An average or spot reading can also be compared with a highlight or shadow area showing the stop value difference which can be particularly useful for calculating which ND Grad is best suited to preserving sky detail in a scene.

The KFM-2100 will read ambient and flash light. For flash, the meter has settings for both cord and non-cord triggering.
An integrated spot meter makes spot readings in both ambient and flash modes fast and easy with no need to stop and add accessories.
Large, easy-to-read vertical LCD_that displays F No. values both numerically in 1/10 stop increments with large numbers and in a more common 1/3 stop increments on a vertical scale running up the long side of the LCD .
Excellent clear-view viewfinder with F No. read-out in the viewfinder to read reflected light without having to look away from the scene. Dioptric adjustments are built-into the viewfinder.

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Advanced in-meter exposure evaluation tools.
The KFM-2100 has an Exposure navigation system, allowing the photographer to easily confirm the exposure for each part of the subject or scene displayed on the LCD_to assist in determining the best exposure.
Useful in mixed flash/ambient lighting situations, the “Analyze” function can determine the ratio of ambient to flash light in a scene. This feature is very handy in scenes where a flash is being used to “open up” a shadowed area left by ambient (natural) light.
The meter’s “Calculation” function can be used to average measurements that have been stored in memory, very useful in reflected light measurements to capture highlight or shadow detail more accurately. The KFM -2100 has the ability to store up to 9 measurements that can be recalled for reference or for averaging. Just press the “M” button after each reading to store it in memory. If the memory reaches its maximum, it will delete the oldest reading to store the current information.
Latitude Display Function for film or digital, useful for scenes with a large brightness difference between light and dark areas.