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For the pure convenience of it, I recommend something at a minimum that is digital, like a GraLab 450, and that can be set in 10ths or whole seconds.
Honestly, that little timer you pointed out that Henry's sells seems to be perfectly adequate for your job.
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I've only ever used Time-O-Lite's and I'm using an Omega D. I favor the mechanical, mostly due to being familiar w/ them. They are cheap secondhand and the 'professional' model will allow you to hook a footswitch up to it which is very handy for dodging and burning.
They are easy to repair and are built to withstand a lot of abuse. They are not as accurate as a digital timer, you can't expose for a fraction of a second reliably but i've never felt the need for this. Plus they have this charm that fits well with an older Omega.
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