Yes it's detachable. When you want to do spot
readings you put it on and for reflected & ambient you
work w/it off.
Checking for accuracy can be as simple as comparing
w/a known meter, say with a 35mm for example, to
sending it in to the manufacturer for a checkup or
your local camera repair. Also it's good to make sure
the batteries are still good. The Luna Pro has a
battery check as well as adjustments on the back.
The Luna Pro F John mentioned is a step up from my
model and has a lot more nice features. I've had mine
since 1978.
Eric
--- Shannon Stoney <sstoney@pdq.net> wrote:
> >I use a Luna-Pro like this one,
>
><<http://www.clionehourphoto.com/Nikon/Luna_Pro.jpg>>
> >and a spot attachment like this one,
>
><<http://www.ritzcam.com/catalog/images/GosSpotatt.jpg>>(I'm
> >not affiliated with these sites, just for
> >illustration)
>
>
> I don't really understand how this works. Does the
> spot attachment
> fit onto the Luna Pro?
>
> --shannon
>
>
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