The $399 Sekonic Killer? I tested Datacolor’s new LightColor Meter against my Sekonic L-478D to see if this $399 combo of light and color meter replace more than $2000 worth of gear. Spoiler: It’s shockingly close… but with some major quirks. 🔍 In this video: 00:00 - The $2,000 Price Difference 01:56 - Unboxing & First Impressions 03:50 - App Issues (Android Warning!) 05:00 - Light & Color Meter Accuracy Tests vs. Sekonic and XRITE 07:00 - Ergonomics of the LightColor 08:20 - Using the LightColor in the real world - A discussion 13:10 - Would I / Who Should Buy This? 📊 Tested With / 🔗 Links & Gear Mentionned: @DatacolorSpyder LC Meter Official page: Sekonic L-478D: Sekonic c-800: X-Rite ColorChecker: Neewer Q2 & Z1 Flashes: Use YB26 for a discount: @ZhiyunTechGlobal Molus B200 LED: @litsystems Lit-Duo - just saying hi! I'd love to compare your product! 💡 Key Takeaways: • Pros: Insane value, multi-meter support, accurate color for LEDs • Cons: Clunky app, no screen, HSS inconsistencies, LED status confusion 📩 Sponsorship Disclosure: Datacolor provided the meter for review but had no editorial input. All opinions are my own. 👍 Enjoyed the review? Like, Subscribe, and hit the bell to catch my next deep dive! 💬 Would YOU choose this over a Sekonic? Did I miss anything? Let’s discuss in the comments!