The Reveni arrived earlier this week and have learned a lot over the last few days. The meter offers EV and after trying to match it with my Sekonic 308, I found EV was the most effective. The meter offers both Exposure Compensation, from -2 to +2 in 1/3 stops. It also offers a calibration mode, -20 to +20 with each unit equal to .01 EV. Using a gray card and setting the Sekonic to EV mode, the by first adjusting the Exposure Compensation to get close then by fine tuning with the calibration mode. Both meters read fairly close with a similar scene, the Reveni has a much wider angle of view so it often reads higher. I used it on my M4 with about half a roll of Kodak XX and the result were quite good. The exposures needed a bit of adjusting after scanning and I may bump the Exposure Compensation up another notch to see if it makes any difference. It's nice to have a small, light weight meter to mount on the accessory shoe. The OLED display is easy to read even in bright sun with the auto off option ranging from five to 30 seconds. The tiny buttons are kind of a pain but I'm getting use to them. I love my Sekonic but the little Reveni is so much more convenient.