P3D light meters

[Jeremy Illingworth <jeremyillingworth@xxxxxxxxx>]

I would like opinions from list members concerning exposure meters
that, in their experience, are most suitable for stereo photography.

I use a Sekonic L 308B, costing $300 Canadian.  It's the entry level
Sekonic digital meter.  It's also flash capable, which I don't use. 
It's servel me well, I never leave home without it.  My friend spent
twice as much on a Minolta, and if you're into night photography, it
might be better.  My meter goes down to 60 sec exposure, his does an
hour.  His is also more sensitive in extremely low light; his can still
get a reading when mine says too low.  The high speed film settings are
handy when you shoot 3200 and other fast films like me.
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