NIKON SPOT METER

[stjepo]

Has anyone have heard about this instrument specific for microscope use?

Ultra-high sensitivity N-1 portable exposure spot meter.

Any information will be helpful.

Regards

[MichaelG.]

Best I can do so far: https://www.photo.net/discuss/threads/n ... ase.95259/

N.B. These sort of meters usually rely upon the voltage stability of a Mercury cell, so you will need a stable reference voltage to make proper use of it.

MichaelG.
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P.S. ... In the absence of other information; the Gossen equivalent is probably better documented.

[abednego1995]

It's already mentioned in Micheal's link. The N-1 is for the Multiphot.

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Cheers,
John

[MichaelG.]

Well done, John !!
Excellent information there.

MichaelG.

[stjepo]

Excellent, Thank you very much MichelG. and also the excellent additional information given by abednego1995.

This Spot Meter was found in a garage of a friend but because of the information given by abednego1995 I know the use of the rest of the thing that were scattered around, a Multiphot Microscope.

Look at the picture.

Regards

[stjepo]

Dear abednego1995, will it be possible for you to send me the complete manual on the Multiphot System?

Thank you

Regards

[MichaelG.]

... a Multiphot Microscope.

Look at the picture.

Nice !!
https://www.microscopyu.com/museum/mult ... microscope
https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/55569900
... Treat it with love and respect.

MichaelG.

[stjepo]

My friend will... if he finds documentation in how to do it properly. He inherited it from his uncle.

Thank you again!!!!

Regards