Re: Incident meter Q's

[Godfrey DiGiorgi <ramarren@bayarea.net>]

>>I don't know what other differences exist between the 
>>L308B and L308BII.

Ben Holmes:
>I do, and you can too! Go to www.sekonic.com
>
>There is a listing of every model of meter, their features, and a little
>picture of each. Pretty complete.

I saw no information on the Sekonic website regarding the differences 
between obsoleted version of the L308B and the current L308BII. 

Jim Brick:
>One thing I noticed in the Sekonic spec's is no mention of a built-in
>correction feature. On the Gossen meter, you can enter various factors
>(filter, bellows, etc... +7.9EV to -7.9EV) and it is automatically computed
>into your reading. VERY handy. There is an indicator on the screen letting
>you know that a correction is set (so you don't forget.)

While I liked the idea of this feature, I kept accidentally hitting the 
wrong buttons every time I tried to do something with the Gossen meter. I 
tend to fudge the correction factors in my head anyway, and find I miss 
the warning indicator more often than not when I set a compensation value 
on those of my cameras that have them.

As you say, it's very much a personal choice and not an advertisement for 
one meter manufacturer over another.

Godfrey