How to use a Sekonic 308B light meter (in and outdoors) Discussion in 'Lighting Equipment' started by marknagel, Jul 11, 2005. marknagel. I bought a Sekonic light meter (used) and downloaded the instructions (which are pretty useless). It's part manual and part tutorial on using a combo

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