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Achieve precise photographic results with Aperture Priority, Averaging, and Shutter Priority measuring modes, ensuring optimal light capture for every shot.
Utilize multiple metering options including Aperture Priority, Averaging, Continuous Reading, and Exposure Correction for diverse shooting scenarios.
The 0.7" (1.8cm) OLED display provides clear and concise light readings, even in varying lighting conditions, for effortless monitoring.
Capture light across a wide spectrum with an ISO range of 5 to 6400 and an aperture range of f/1 to 32, accommodating various photographic needs.
Benefit from a shutter speed range of 1/8000 to 32 seconds, offering exceptional flexibility for creative exposure adjustments and motion capture.
Real-time Light MeteringThe AstrHori AH-M1 light meter can continuously track the changing light values in real-time, It has two metering modes, A and T modes. With known ISO sensitivity and shutter speed, the light meter provides the correct aperture value for proper exposure. Alternatively, with known ISO sensitivity and aperture value, it provides the correct shutter speed for proper exposure, ensuring the intensity of light meets the requirements of the shot.Full-metal Built, Lightweight and CompactThe AH-M1 light meter from AstrHori is made of full aluminum alloy, with a simple and elegant appearance, high strength, fast heat dissipation, good protection for components, and easy to clean the metal surface. The lightweight design makes it one of the smallest light meters on the market.Adjustable Cold Shoe PositionThe cold shoe position is adjustable to be compatible with various old cameras. Using the included L-shaped hex wrench, the cold shoe position can be adjusted to the left, right, center, or inverted to accommodate old cameras with dials or obstacles around the cold shoe.OLED Display Screen:Equipped with a 0.66-inch electronic display screen, it shows real-time exposure parameters such as exposure value and exposure compensation, shutter speed, aperture value, ISO, aperture/shutter priority (A/T), lock icon, and loop mode.
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