The second control has two functions that are displayed on the front of the meter. To set the correct film speed, you pull out this control gently, and turn the dial until the proper ISO value is displayed in the window. Push the dial back down, and then you can rotate it to select a shutter speed. To put this useful tool to work, turn it on and aim it toward your subject. The display on the front uses large bold type so that these settings are easy to see even in poor lighting conditions.
If you want to average a scene, move the meter from the darkest area to the lightest and pick the f-stop in the middle. Many underwater photographers who use the Sekonic Marine Meter II take a general reading of the area in front of them, and adjust their camera accordingly long before they plan on taking a picture.
When a large manta ray or shark appears, they can quickly check the meter to see if the light level has changed. The Sekonic Marine Meter II comes with a hard carrying case that protects the meter from impact during transport. The top of the carrying case has additional storage for a spare battery, and a special tool to open the battery compartment. A small accessory kit with the meter includes two types of straps, an extra o-ring, and a small container of o-ring grease.
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I don't know which one I have, as it's not marked on the meter itself. Sekonic had both instruction manuals available so I downloaded both, and the manuals are identical. Note: Sekonic has removed everything about the meter from their website ,at least all that I could find, so the PDF link goes to Mike Butkus's camera manual website.
According to their website again, no longer there , Sekonic ended production back in , though I read somewhere that they were being made again at least as of around These meters are surprisingly pricey if they work.
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