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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 759663" data-attributes="member: 13196">For photographing planes, I doubt it would do much good - the reason being I'm not sure how you'd accomplish an incident meter reading. Your camera already has the ability to read reflective metering and spot metering which are two of the meter reading abilities on a light meter. With an incident meter reading, you go to where the subject is located and aim the meter back towards the camera. I have an older Gossen light meter but don't have the optional attachment for spot metering. In the past when I shot film, I made use of the incident meter reading inside my church's Sanctuary and found it worked very well. Since DSLR's allow viewing images on the LCD screen, a light meter really isn't something I use now.</blockquote>