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It is excellent. I particularly like the dedicated color metering sensor. I use it with the app to take and save color readings in mixed light settings, for later white balance adjustments. I use it less for regular exposure metering, because the metering in the Q2 is so good. But if I am taking posed portraits, I prefer to use the incident meter and set the camera's exposure manually from that reading.

The Lumu sensor unit is tiny compared to a stand-alone light meter, so I always carry it in my camera bag, and it can slip into a pocket for even easier carrying. "The best light meter is the one you always have with you." I own a Sekonic L-358, but I never carry it anymore.

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