Should I rethink selling my light meter?

[photoguy6405]

I have a Sekonic L-508 that I bought several years ago. I used to use it quite often with film, but rarely with digital. Almost never, in fact. I have come over to chimping for landscapes and outdoor shots, and am comfortable with that. Hence, I decided to sell it.

But, I have been getting more interested in studio photography. Not people, but product shots and close-ups, etc., and I'm wondering... should I re-think selling my light meter?

I've been chimping and using bare-bones set-ups, and it works, but want to expand seriously in this area to the point of investing in quality lighting, etc. I have this feeling that it will come in handy again, and I'd hate to sell it then finding out that I will need to buy another one.

Thoughts?

[Curtis N]

Keep it.

With a bit of experience, you'll learn that you want certain ratios for certain kinds of shots. And the meter will make it easy to create such ratios.

[Benji]

Chimping is for monkeys with cameras. Keep the meter.

Benji

[gjl711]

Well, if your never using it and chimping works for you then why hold on to the meter. It's capital locked up unused that could be put to better use.W, I too am a chimper and the only meter I use is the built i one to get me close, then chimp the histogram for the fine tuning.