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The Director is a series of hand held light meters created by Donald W. Norwood and cinematographer Karl Freund. Sekonic of Japan acquired the rights to manufacture them starting with the Studio S in 1957. The Director is still a current product manufactured as the Sekonic Studio Deluxe.
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