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| − | The 1966 [[Gossen]] Sixtar (in US Super Pilot) light meter was aimed at the amateur market. Similar in shape to the [[Gossen Lunasix|Lunasix]] the Sixtar | + | The 1966 [[Gossen]] Sixtar (in US Super Pilot) light meter was aimed at the amateur market. Similar in shape to the [[Gossen Lunasix|Lunasix]], the Sixtar has a different display with match needle instead of luminance scale. |
Slightly easier to use than the [[Gossen Lunasix|Lunasix]] but with less precision due to the reduced scale. | Slightly easier to use than the [[Gossen Lunasix|Lunasix]] but with less precision due to the reduced scale. | ||
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The 1966 Gossen Sixtar (in US Super Pilot) light meter was aimed at the amateur market. Similar in shape to the Lunasix, the Sixtar has a different display with match needle instead of luminance scale.
Slightly easier to use than the Lunasix but with less precision due to the reduced scale.
