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..frankly it won't be that much of a pain while shooting, but it will certainly sting your wallet if you don't get it right.
It's certainly possible to shoot meter-less - when you're smart / experienced, and use forgiving film, in the right circumstances (read: lots of light / stable light situations).
But forget it if you like to shoot slides, if you have tricky lighting situations, if you're inexperienced with shooting film.
salad-
I've had a few meterless cameras before. Mainly MF though and didn't find it too much of an annoyance. However shooting MF was a completely different process to 35mm imo.
I'd be mainly using black and white film at least to begin with.
Interesting point - how does anyone find shooting dimly lit scenes/ wide open lenses with a manual camera? It's not something I'd really thought about, thinking f2 or below.
spenceey
Had been eyeing up the cle! Still torn as to whether I'd be happy going meterless tbh. I swing between oh that sounds fun and romantic and Christ that'll be a pain at times.