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The 1986 '''[[Gossen]] Multisix''' is a digital electronic hand held exposure meter for ambient & flash light. In the US it had the name Multi-Pro. Its silicon blue cell provides readings over a very wide range of lighting levels, and its LCD readout displays in 1/10th-stop increments. | The 1986 '''[[Gossen]] Multisix''' is a digital electronic hand held exposure meter for ambient & flash light. In the US it had the name Multi-Pro. Its silicon blue cell provides readings over a very wide range of lighting levels, and its LCD readout displays in 1/10th-stop increments. | ||
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The 1986 Gossen Multisix is a digital electronic hand held exposure meter for ambient & flash light. In the US it had the name Multi-Pro. Its silicon blue cell provides readings over a very wide range of lighting levels, and its LCD readout displays in 1/10th-stop increments.
It was replaced by the Variosix F.
