Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/10/21
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]My Sekonic 308BII is flash/incident/reflectance capable. It's small shirt pocket size and one hand operation complements my M3/M6 very well. I still use it with my M6 as I get accustomed to the metering area. The decision between this one and others in the Sekonic line (especially ones with 5 degree spot) was very difficult. One of the models has a very slick multi reading memory with an "analog" readout so you can very quickly visually integrate the separate readings. I opted for the very small size of the 308BII and it was a great choice. The incident dome slides very easily and quickly over the sensor so you can quickly read the reflected and incident reading and make any adjustments accordingly. All operations go easily in one hand. Regards, Roger Jeff wrote: > > I would like to toss out a request for a recommendation. > > My Weston III meter finally died. It is probably not feasible to resurrect > it. The question is what meter should I use with my IIIf? > > Should I buy another used Weston? > Is there a clip on meter that is designed for the SM series that would be > reliable? > Would a M series clip on meter fit the camera and work for me? > Should I buy some new fangled techno/electro job with flashing lights? > Should I just continue to "eyeball" the exposure and forget about a meter > altogether? > > Thanks, > > Jeff