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LEICA D-LUX 7

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LEICA D-LUX 7 INSTRUCTIONS
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Finding the information you need In these instructions, you can find the information you need on the following pages. “Contents” 4 List of Function Names 9 List of Buttons and Dials 16 Search from the List of Screens and Icons 264 “Message Displays” 270 “Menu List” 166 “Troubleshooting” 272 For details on how to use these instructions, see the next page.
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How to use these instructions About the indication of the applicable mode Applicable modes: The icons indicate the modes available for a function. • Black icons: Applicable modes • Gray icons: Unavailable modes ∫ About the symbols in the text : MENU Wi-Fi Indicates that the menu can be set by pressing [MENU/SET]. : Indicates that the Wi-Fi settings can be made by pressing [Wi-Fi]. [AE/AF], [DISP], [(], etc. indicate the respectively labeled buttons. : Tips for skillful use and points for recording.
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Contents Finding the information you need..............................................................................2 How to use these instructions ...................................................................................3 Contents by Function ................................................................................................9 1. Before Use Care of the Camera.................................................................................................12 Scope of Delivery .....
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Contents 3. Exposure Control Modes The Snapshot Modes ..............................................................................................56 • [Snapshot Mode] menu ..................................................................................59 • Taking pictures with customized color, defocus control, and brightness settings .........................................................................................60 Program Mode ................................................................
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Contents 6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes Changing the Aspect Ratio ...................................................................................121 Taking Pictures with Different Image Effects (Filter)..............................................122 • Types of image effects..................................................................................124 • Taking a picture with and without an image effect simultaneously ([Simultaneous Record w/o Filter]) ................
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Contents 9. Playing Back and Editing Images Playing Back Pictures ...........................................................................................158 Playing Back Videos .............................................................................................159 • Creating pictures from a video .....................................................................160 Switching the Playback Method ............................................................................
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Contents About Wi-Fi Connections ......................................................................................247 • Connecting via a wireless access point ([Via Network]) ...............................248 • Connecting the camera and another device directly ([Direct]) .....................250 • Connecting quickly with the same settings as the previous ones ([Select a destination from History]/[Select a destination from Favorite]) ....251 [Wi-Fi Setup] Menu .........................................
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Contents by Function Recording Recording Recording Mode ................................ 37 [Preview]............................................ 69 Macro recording ................................ 86 Bracket Recording ........................... 129 [Time Lapse Shot] ........................... 133 [Stop Motion Animation] .................. 136 [Silent Mode] ................................... 175 [Multi Exp.]....................................... 178 Picture Quality and Color Tone [Sensitivity].........
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Contents by Function Motion Picture Motion Picture [Rec Quality] .................................... 154 Recording pictures while recording videos .............................. 156 Screen settings [Sound Rec Level Disp.] .................. 157 [Monochrome Live View] ................. 187 [Center Marker] ................................ 189 [Zebra Pattern] ................................. 190 Audio [Sound Rec Level Adj.] .................... 157 [Wind Noise Canceller] ....................
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Contents by Function Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Smartphone/tablet app “Leica FOTOS” “Leica FOTOS” app......................... 225 [Remote Wakeup]........................... 233 Remote recording ............................ 234 [Auto Transfer] ................................ 239 Connections with other devices PC Copying the Recorded Image Data to a Computer.................................. 257 Recorder Dubbing ........................................... 260 Printer PictBridge ....................................
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1. Before Use Care of the Camera ∫ Handling of the camera Do not subject it to strong vibration, shock, or pressure. Avoid using the camera under the following conditions, which may damage the lens, the monitor, the viewfinder, or the external casing. This may also cause the camera to malfunction or prevent recording. – Dropping or hitting the camera. – Sitting down with the camera in your pants pocket or forcing it into a full bag. – Press hard on the lens or the monitor.
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1. Before Use ∫ Always record a test image first Before important events when you intend to use the camera (at weddings, for example), always record a test image to ensure that images and sound record correctly. ∫ No compensation for missed shots Leica Camera AG cannot compensate for missed shots if technical problems with the camera or memory card prevent images and/or sound from being recorded.
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1. Before Use Scope of Delivery Order No. Rechargeable battery pack BP-DC15-E BP-DC15-U BP-DC15-TK 423-109.001-008 423-109.002-008 423-109.003-008 Battery charger/AC adapter ACA-DC16-E ACA-DC16-C ACA-DC16-K ACA-DC16-B ACA-DC16-N ACA-DC16-A ACA-DC16-U 423-118.001-005 423-118.001-006 423-118.001-007 423-118.001-008 423-118.001-009 423-118.001-010 423-106.001-012 USB Cable Micro-B 423-118.001-014 Shoulder strap 423-109.001-020 Lens cap¢ 423-109.001-018 Lens cap string 423-109.
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1. Before Use Accessories Please visit the Leica Camera AG website for information on the extensive range of Leica D-Lux 7 accessories: www.leica-camera.com Notes: • Memory cards are optional. • The battery charger/AC adapter is indicated as charger in the text. • SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards are referred to as cards in these instructions. • Check that all items belonging to the scope of delivery are included before using the camera.
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1. Before Use Names and Functions of the Main Parts 8 12 3 9 10 12 11 4 5 6 13 14 15 16 7 16 17 18 19 20 1 Zoom lever (>35) 21 Hot shoe (The hot shoe cover is inserted at the 13 time of purchase.) (>146) 2 Shutter button (>36) 3 [4K] button (>100)/[Fn1] button (>49) 14 4 Shutter speed dial (>37, 63) 5 Camera ON/OFF switch (>31) Stereo microphones (>33, 157) • Be careful not to cover the microphones with your fingers. Doing so may impair sound recording.
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1. Before Use 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 31 32 33 27 39 28 40 34 35 36 37 38 22 [QM] button (>47)/[Fn2] button (>49) 32 [¥] (Video) button (>152) Cursor buttons (>39) 3: [ ] (ISO sensitivity) button (>92) ] (White Balance) button (>94) 23 1: [ 4: [ ] (Drive Mode) (>97) 2: [ ] (Autofocus mode) button (>72) 33 [AE/AF] button (>89) 24 Control dial (>39) Tripod thread (>284) • It may not be possible to attach and securely 36 fasten a tripod with a screw length of 5.5mm (7/32q ) or more to the camera.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Attaching the Lens Cap/Shoulder Strap When the camera is not in use, always attach the lens cap to protect the lens. • We recommend attaching the lens cap to the camera using the lens cap string to prevent loss of the lens cap. • Attach the shoulder strap when using the camera to prevent it from dropping. 1 Use the lens cap string to attach the lens cap to the camera.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations 3 Attach the shoulder strap. B: Strap eyelet • In addition, attach the other side of the shoulder strap in the same manner. • Make sure the shoulder strap does not come loose. • Use the shoulder strap around your shoulder. – Do not wrap the strap around your neck. It may result in injury or accident. • Do not leave the shoulder strap where small children can reach it. – It may result in an accidental suffocation.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Charging the Battery • Use the dedicated charger, USB cable and battery. • The battery is not charged when the camera is shipped. Charge the battery before use. • The battery can only be charged when it is inserted in the camera. Camera conditions Charging process Turned off ± Turned on — ∫ About batteries that you can use with this camera It has been found that counterfeit batteries which look very similar to the genuine product are available in some markets.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Inserting the battery 1 2 Move the release slider A to the [OPEN] position and open the card/battery door. Insert the battery B all the way in until you hear a clicking sound, and then confirm that it is locked by the latch C. • Check the orientation of the battery. 3 Close the card/battery door and move the release slider to the [LOCK] position. ∫ To remove Pull the latch D in the direction of the arrow. • Use only the Leica battery BP-DC15 (>14).
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Charging We recommend to charge the battery in areas with an ambient temperature, between 10oC and 30oC (50oF and 86oF) (same as the battery temperature). Insert the battery into the camera. (>21) Check that the camera on/off switch is set to [OFF]. A Connect the USB cable to the [USB/ CHARGE] socket. • Place the camera in an upright position; use the lower of the two terminals.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations ∫ Charging lamp Lit red: Off: Charging. Charging has completed. (When charging is complete, disconnect the camera from the power outlet or computer.) • When the charging lamp flashes – This occurs when charging is performed in an extremely hot or cold location. Reconnect the USB cable in a location where the ambient temperature (and the temperature of battery) is in a 10oC to 30oC (50oF to 86oF) range, and try charging again.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations • Do not leave any metal items (such as clips) near the power plug pins. Otherwise, a fire and/or electric shocks may be caused by short-circuiting or the resulting heat generated. • Do not use any other USB cables except the supplied one. This may cause malfunction. • Do not use any other chargers except the supplied one. This may cause malfunction. • Do not use a USB extension cable. • Do not use the charger and the USB cable for other devices.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Approximate operating time and number of recordable pictures • The numbers of recordable pictures listed here are based on the CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association) standard. • When a SDHC memory card and the supplied battery are used. ∫ Recording pictures (when using the Monitor) Supplied flash unit attached Not used Used Number of recordable pictures Approx. 340 Approx. 300 Recording time Approx. 170 min Approx.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Inserting and Removing the Card • Check that the camera on/off switch is set to [OFF]. 1 2 Move the release slider A to the [OPEN] position and open the card/battery door. Insert the card B all the way in until you hear a clicking sound. • Check the orientation of the card. • Do not touch the card terminals C. 3 Close the card/battery door and move the release slider to the [LOCK] position.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Card Information The following cards which conform to the SD standard can be used with this camera. SD Memory Card (512 MB to 2 GB) • This camera is compatible with UHS-I UHS Speed Class 3 standard SDHC/SDXC memory cards. SDHC Memory Card (4 GB to 32 GB) SDXC Memory Card (48 GB to 128 GB) ∫ Recording of videos/4K pictures and speed class ratings Use a card that meets the following ratings of the SD Speed Class or UHS Speed Class.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Access to the card The access indication is displayed in red when image data is being written to the card. AFS • Do not perform the operations below while the card is being accessed (while image data is being written or read or deletion or formatting is in progress, for example). These operations may damage the card or recorded data or cause the camera to stop functioning correctly.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Approximate number of recordable pictures and available recording time ∫ Number of recordable pictures • Aspect ratio [4:3], Quality [A] [Picture Size] L (17M) M (8.5M) S (4M) 16 GB 1710 3120 5350 • Aspect ratio [4:3], Quality [ [Picture Size] L (17M) M (8.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations • Continuous motion picture recordable times Motion picture recording stops when the continuous recordable times below have elapsed. [Rec Quality] Continuous recordable time [4K/100M/30p] [4K/100M/24p] 15 minutes When an SDHC card is used: Files exceeding 4 GB in size will be divided into smaller files for recording and playback.¢ When an SDXC card is used: Files are not divided for recording.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Setting Date/Time (Clock Set) • The clock is not set when the camera is shipped. 1 Turn the camera on. • If the language select screen is not displayed, proceed to step 4. 2 3 Press [MENU/SET] while the message is displayed. Press 3/4 to select the language, and then [MENU/SET]. • The [Please set the clock] message appears. 4 5 Press [MENU/SET]. Press 2/1 to select the items (year, month, day, hour, minute), and then 3/4 to set.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations 9 Press 2/1 to select the home area, and then press [MENU/SET]. ∫ Re-adjusting the clock MENU > [Setup] > [Clock Set] • The same screen as in step 5 on (>31) is displayed. • The clock setting is maintained for 3 months using the built-in clock battery even without the battery. (Leave the charged battery in the camera for 24 hours to charge the built-in battery.) • To place the correct date on pictures, set the clock before recording.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Basic Operations How to hold the camera Hold the camera firmly with both hands, keep your arms still at your side and stand with your feet slightly apart. • We recommend using the supplied shoulder strap D to avoid dropping the camera. • Do not cover the flash screen when a flash unit is attached and switched on (>146), the AF assist lamp A, the microphones B, or the speaker C with your fingers or other objects.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Using the Viewfinder Switching between viewfinder and monitor displays Press [EVF]. A [EVF] button B Eye sensor Automatic viewfinder/ monitor display switching¢ Viewfinder display¢ Monitor display ¢ If [Eye Sensor AF] in the [Custom] ([Focus / Release Shutter]) menu is set to [ON], the camera automatically focuses as the eye sensor is activated. The camera does not beep when focus is successfully achieved with [Eye Sensor AF].
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Zooming (changing the lens' focal length) You can determine how much of a subject is to be captured / how large a subject is to be rendered by selecting the appropriate focal length, i.e. by zooming. • You can also use the zoom function from the touch panel. (>145) • For details about zoom types and use, refer to (>141).
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Taking pictures The shutter button works in two steps. 1 Press the shutter button halfway to let the camera set exposure and focus. A Aperture value B Shutter speed C Focus confirmation • Aperture value and shutter speed will turn red and flash if the exposure is not correct. • Once the subject is in focus, the focus confirmation is displayed. (When the subject is not in focus, the confirmation flashes.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Recording videos 1 2 Start recording by pressing the video button. • Immediately release the video button. Stop the recording by pressing the video button again. Selecting the exposure control mode Turn the aperture ring (A) and/or the shutter speed dial (B).  • Be sure to set both only to their click-stop positions. • The exposure control mode will change according to the aperture ring and shutter speed dial settings.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations To switch to the Snapshot modes Press [A]. • When the Snapshot modes are set, the exposure control mode icon changes to [ ] or [ ]. • When you press [A] again, the exposure control mode is switched back to one that enables settings to be made using the aperture ring and shutter speed dial, i.e. one of the four described above. Snapshot mode (>56) Snapshot Plus mode (>57) The camera chooses the optimal settings to match the subject and the recording conditions.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Control dial Rotate the dial to select items or set values etc. • The operation of rotating the control dial to the left or right is illustrated as below in these instructions. Cursor/[MENU/SET] buttons Press the cursor buttons to select items or values etc. • In these instructions, the cursor button to be used is indicated by 3/4/2/1. Pressing [MENU/SET] to confirm set contents, etc. [DISP] button Pressing [DISP] switches the display method.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations In recording mode You can switch the viewfinder/monitor display method. MENU > [Custom] > [Monitor / Display] > [EVF/Monitor Disp. Set] > [EVF Disp. Set]/[Monitor Disp. Set] [ ] (viewfinder style) Scales down images slightly so that you can better review the composition of the images. [ ] (monitor style) Scales images to fill the entire screen so that you can see their details.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations ∫ About the tilt indication display With the tilt indication displayed, it is easy to correct the tilt of the camera etc.   A Horizontal direction: B Vertical direction: Correcting tilt to the left Correcting downward tilt • When the camera is tilted very little or not at all, the level gauge will turn green. • Even after correcting the tilt, there may still be an error of approximately n1°.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Touch screen operations ∫ Touch: Briefly touch the monitor screen at the desired place/ icon to switch a function on or off. Fn6 Fn7 Fn8 Fn9 OFF Fn10 OFF ∫ Drag: Touch the monitor screen at the desired place/icon and swipe to the desired level to set a function. A ∫ Pinch/Spread: Touching the monitor screen with two fingers, move them apart to enlarge the image, move them together to reduce it. B 2.0X • Touch the screen with a clean and dry finger.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Taking pictures using the touch function Touch AF/Touch Shutter Available in the following modes: 1 Touch [ 2 Touch an icon. ]. • The icon switches every time you touch it. ] (Touch AF) Focuses on the position you touch.¢ [ ] (Touch shutter) Focuses on the touched position before recording takes place.¢ [ ] (OFF) Touch AF and Touch Shutter are disabled.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Touch AE Available in the following modes: You can easily optimize the brightness for a touched position. E.g., when the face of the subject appears dark, you can brighten the exposure to achieve a brighter rendering of the face. 1 Touch [ 2 Touch [ ]. AE ]. • The setting screen for the brightness optimization position is displayed. • [Metering Mode] is set to [ AE ], which is used exclusively for the Touch AE.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Setting menu items You can set menu items either by using the cursor buttons or with touch operations. 1 2 Press [MENU/SET] to display the menu. Press 2. 3 Press 3/4 to select a menu section icon, such as [ ]. / [Snapshot Mode] (>59) This menu section is for setting the functions available in the Snapshot modes. [Rec] (>166) This menu section is for picture settings. [Motion Picture] (>179) This menu section is for video settings.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations 5 Press 3/4 to select the menu item and then [MENU/SET].  Touch operation Touch the menu item. • You can switch the page by touching the bar (A) on the right side of the screen. 6 Press 3/4 to select the setting and then [MENU/SET]. • Depending on the menu item, its setting may not appear or it may be displayed in a different way. Touch operation Touch the Setting to set.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Quick Menu 1 2 Press [QM] to display the Quick Menu. Turn the control dial to select the item, and press 4 or 3. 60p 4:3 1.7 60 3 4 Rotate the control dial to select the setting. 0 60p 4:3 AFS L AUTO AWB AFS L Press [QM] to exit the Quick Menu once the setting is complete. 1.7 60 0 AUTO AWB • You can also press 2/1 to select the item or setting.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Customizing the Quick Menu settings You can add a maximum of 15 preferred settings to the Quick Menu. 1 Select the menu item. MENU 2 3 4 > [Custom] > [Operation] > [Q.MENU] > [CUSTOM] Press the shutter button halfway to close the menu. Press [QM] to display the Quick Menu. Press 4 to select [ ] and then [MENU/SET]. AFS 5 6 Press 3/4/2/1 to select the menu item in the top row and then [MENU/SET].
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Assigning Frequently-Used Functions to Function Buttons 1 Select the menu item. MENU 2 3 > [Custom] > [Operation] > [Fn Button Set]> [Setting in REC mode]/[Setting in PLAY mode] Press 3/4 to select the function button you want to assign a function to and then [MENU/ SET]. Press 3/4 to select the function you want to assign and then [MENU/SET]. • For details on the functions that can be assigned in [Setting in REC mode], refer to (>50).
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations ∫ Functions that can be assigned in [Setting in REC mode] – [4K Photo Mode] (>100) – [Post Focus] (>110) – [Exposure Comp.] (>90) – [Wi-Fi] (>223) – [Q.MENU] (>47) – [Video Record] (>152) – [EVF/Monitor Switch] (>34) – [EVF/Monitor Disp.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations • With [Video Record], you can start/stop recording a motion picture in the same way as with the video button. • When set to [Focus Area Set], it is possible to display the position setting screen of either AF area or MF Assist. • When [Operation Lock] is set, a certain type of operation is disabled. Set the type of operation to be disabled in [Operation Lock Setting] in the [Custom] ([Operation]) menu.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Using the function buttons during playback You can use an assigned function by pressing the appropriate function button. • Depending on the function, you can directly use it for the image being played back. Example: When [Fn2] is set to [Rating¿3] 1 2 Press 2/1 to select the image. Press [QM] / ([Fn2]), and then set the image as [Rating¿3].
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Changing Settings using the Control Ring You can use the control ring to change settings. The functions that can be set with the control ring vary depending on the exposure control mode. Listed below are the default ([Normal]) settings.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Changing the function assigned to the Control Ring 1 Set the menu item. MENU 2 > [Custom] > [Operation] > [Control Ring] Use 3/4 to select the setting and press [MENU/SET]. • You can assign the following functions: – [Normal] (>53) – [Zoom] (>35) – [Step Zoom] (>144) – [Exposure Comp.] (>90) – [Sensitivity] (>92) – [White Balance] (>94) – [AF Mode] (>72) – [Drive Mode] (>97) – [Photo Style] (>169) – [Filter Effect] (>122) – [Highlight Shadow] (>172) – [i.
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2. Getting Started/Basic Operations Entering Text Follow the steps below when the text entry screen is displayed. 1 Press 3/4/2/1 to select a character and then [MENU/SET] to set. • To enter the same character again, perform either of the following operations to move the cursor. – Rotate the control dial to the right. – Rotate the zoom lever to the [T] side.
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3. Exposure Control Modes The Snapshot Modes Modes: These modes are recommended for those who prefer a point and shoot style, while relying on the camera to automatically select settings to match the subject and recording environment. 1 Press [A]. • The camera switches to Snapshot modes. • When you press [A] again, the exposure control mode is switched to one set using the aperture ring and shutter speed dial (described on previous page). • At the time of purchase, the mode is set to Snapshot Plus Mode.
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3. Exposure Control Modes The camera detects scenes automatically (Scene Detection) ( : When taking pictures, : When recording videos) [i-Portrait] [i-Scenery] [i-Macro] [iHandheld Night Shot]¢2 [i-Food] [i-Baby]¢3 [i-Night Portrait]¢1 [i-Night Scenery] [i-Sunset] [i-Low Light] ¢1 Displayed when an external flash is used. ¢2 Only displayed when [iHandheld Night Shot] is set to [ON].
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3. Exposure Control Modes Snapshot Plus mode allows you to adjust more settings yourself (see below) as opposed to Snapshot mode. Snapshot Plus mode Snapshot mode Setting the brightness ± — Setting the color tone ± — Defocus Control ± — Menu items that can be set Many Few ∫ Autofocus, Face/Eye Detection, and Face Recognition The Autofocus mode is automatically set to [ ]. If you touch the subject, the AF tracking function will work.
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3. Exposure Control Modes [Snapshot Mode] menu Taking handheld shots of night scenes ([iHandheld Night Shot]) When [ ] is detected while taking handheld night shots, pictures of the night scenery will be taken at a high frame rate and composed into a single picture. MENU > [Snapshot Mode] > [iHandheld Night Shot] > [ON]/[OFF] • The captured image area will be slightly smaller. • Do not move the camera during the continuous shooting after pressing the shutter button.
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3. Exposure Control Modes Taking pictures with customized color, defocus control, and brightness settings Mode: ∫ Setting color 1 Press [ ] (1). 2 Rotate the control dial to adjust color. • To return to the recording screen, press [MENU/SET]. • The color setting will return to the default level (center point) when the camera is turned off or the camera is switched to another exposure control mode.
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3. Exposure Control Modes Program Mode Mode: The camera automatically sets the shutter speed and the aperture value according to the brightness of the subject. You can change various settings in the [Rec] menu. 1 2 Turn the aperture ring to select [A] (AUTO). Turn the shutter speed dial to select [A] (AUTO). • Program mode is set and the recording mode icon changes to [P]. 3 Press the shutter button halfway to display the aperture value and shutter speed value on the screen. 1.
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3. Exposure Control Modes Changing the aperture value and shutter speed combination ∫ Program Shift Even in Program mode, you can change the aperture value and shutter speed combination to achieve the desired effects while maintaining the same exposure. This function is called “Program Shift”. It enables you to, for example, reduce the area rendered sharply by decreasing the aperture value or capture a moving subject more dynamically by slowing the shutter speed.
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3. Exposure Control Modes Setting Aperture and/or Shutter Speed Modes: You can set the exposure using the aperture ring and/or shutter speed dial. (Example: In Manual Exposure mode) Aperture value SS F 8 2.8 15 4.0 5.6 30 30 5.6 0 60 8.0 125 11 Smaller The area rendered sharply is reduced. Larger The area rendered sharply is expanded. Slower Moving subjects are rendered increasingly blurred. Faster Moving subjects are rendered increasingly sharp.
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3. Exposure Control Modes Aperture-Priority mode Set the aperture value to a higher number if you want a larger in-focus area (in front of and behind the focused subject), or to a lower number for the opposite. 1 Turn the shutter speed dial to select [A] (AUTO). 2 Turn the aperture ring to select the aperture value. • Aperture-Priority mode is set and the recording mode icon changes to [A]. • To compensate the exposure, use the exposure compensation dial. (>90) Available aperture values¢ F1.
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3. Exposure Control Modes Shutter-Priority mode Set a faster shutter speed if you want to take a sharp photo of a moving subject, or a slower speed if you want to create e.g. subject blur to emphasize a movement. 1 Turn the aperture ring to select [A] (AUTO). 2 Turn the shutter speed dial to select the shutter speed. • Shutter-Priority mode is set and the recording mode icon changes to [S]. • To compensate the exposure, use the exposure compensation dial.
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3. Exposure Control Modes Manual Exposure mode This mode allows you to determine the exposure by manually setting both shutter speed and aperture value. The manual exposure assistance scale appears at the bottom of the screen to indicate the over-/under-/ correct exposure resulting from the respective settings. 1 Turn the aperture ring to select the aperture value. 2 Turn the shutter speed dial to select the shutter speed. • Manual Exposure mode is set and the recording mode icon changes to [M].
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3. Exposure Control Modes Setting the shutter speed to values not available on the shutter speed dial Turn the control ring or control dial to set the following shutter speeds. Check the shutter speed on the screen. The available shutter speeds vary depending on the [Shutter Type] setting. Refer to (>176) for information on how to change the setting.
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3. Exposure Control Modes ∫ About [T] (Time) When you set the shutter speed to [T] (Time), the shutter stays open when the shutter button is pressed fully (up to approximately 29 minutes). The shutter will close when the shutter button is pressed again. Use this function when you want to keep the shutter open for a long time to take pictures of fireworks, a night scene etc. • It can only be used with Manual Exposure Mode.
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3. Exposure Control Modes Confirming the effects of the aperture and shutter speed settings (Preview Mode) Available in the following modes: • To confirm the effects of the aperture setting: You can preview the depth of field (how much of the foreand background will be rendered sharply) before taking a picture by selecting different aperture values.
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3. Exposure Control Modes Registering your preferred settings (Custom Set) Available in the following modes: Registering personal menu settings (Registering custom settings) You can register up to 3 combinations of your preferred menu settings. Preparations: Change the settings of menus such as [Rec], [Motion Picture], and [Custom] to your preferred settings. MENU > [Setup] > [Cust.Set Mem.
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3. Exposure Control Modes ∫ Changing registered settings Even if the menu settings are changed temporarily while any one of the custom settings is selected, the currently registered settings will remain unchanged. To change the currently registered settings, overwrite the registered data using [Cust.Set Mem.] in the [Setup] menu. Quickly calling up custom sets Setting a function button to [Utilize Custom Set feature] allows you to switch quickly to your preferred settings by pressing that function button.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Automatic Focusing Available in the following modes: 1 Move the focus mode selector switch to [AF] or [AF#]. • The focus mode will be set. (>74) A: Align the setting with the index mark 2 3 Press [ ] (2). Press 2/1 to select the AF mode and then [MENU/SET]. • The Autofocus mode will be set. (>75) 4 Press the shutter button halfway. • Autofocus will be activated.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings • In the Snapshot modes, the camera performs the same operation as [AF] even if you set the focus mode selector switch to [AF#] (AF Macro). • If you zoom in/out after focusing on a subject, the focus setting may no longer be correct for that subject. In that case, re-focus. • When the lighting is low making it difficult for Autofocus, set [Monitor Display Speed] or [EVF Display Speed] to [60fps].
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Setting the focusing mode (AFS/AFF/AFC) Available in the following modes: Three automatic focusing modes are available. Preparation: Set the focus mode selector switch to [AF] or [AF#]. MENU > [Rec]/ [Motion Picture] > [AFS/AFF/AFC] A:Align the setting with the index mark Mode Recommended scenes [AFS] The subject is still (Scenery, anniversary photograph, etc.) “AFS” is an abbreviation of “Autofocus Single”.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Setting the Autofocus mode Available in the following modes: You can select the Autofocus metering method that suits the positions and number of the subjects in the picture. Press [ ] (2). ([Face/Eye Detection]) ([Tracking]) The camera automatically detects the faces and eyes of subjects. It sets the focus on the eye that is closer to the camera and the exposure based on the face (when [Metering Mode] is set to [ ]).
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings About [ ] ([Face/Eye Detection]) When the camera detects faces, AF areas are displayed and the eye that will be focused on are indicated. A: Eye used for focusing Yellow: White: The color changes to green when the shutter button is pressed halfway and focusing is successful. This is displayed when more than one face is detected. Faces that are at the same distance as the face inside the yellow AF area will also be rendered sharply.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Locking the subject to be tracked ([ ] ([Tracking])) Button operation Aim the AF Tracking area/frame B at the subject and then press the shutter button halfway.  • The AF frame turns green when the subject is detected. • The AF frame turns yellow when you release the shutter button. • Press [MENU/SET] to clear the lock. Touch operation Touch the subject. • Perform this operation with the Touch Shutter function canceled.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Setting the shape of an AF area group ([Custom Multi]) 1 2 3 Press [ ] (2). Select a Custom Multi icon ([ ], etc.), and press 3. Press 2/1 to select a setting and then 4. A The current shape of the AF area group ([Horizontal Pattern]) This shape is convenient for taking panning or similar shots. ([Vertical Pattern]) This shape is convenient for recording objects, such as buildings.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings When selecting [ ヤヒ ]/[ ヤビ ]/[ ヤピ ] 1 Changing the shape of an AF area group. Button operation Press 3/4/2/1 to select the AF area, and then [MENU/SET] to set (repeat). • The setting is canceled when [MENU/SET] is pressed again. • To cancel all selections, press [DISP]. Touch operation Touch or drag to select AF areas. • To cancel the selection of a particular AF area, touch it again. 2 Press [QM] / ([Fn2]) to set.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Restrictions concerning Autofocus mode • Autofocus mode cannot be set in the following case. – When recording with the Post Focus function • The AF metering method is fixed to [Ø] in the following cases. – When using Digital Zoom – When using [Miniature Effect] in [Filter Settings] ([Face/Eye Detection]) • The camera may not detect faces in certain situations, such as when they are moving fast. In such situations, the camera switches to [ ].
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Changing the position and size of the AF area Available in the following modes: When [ ], [ ], [Ø] or [ ] in Autofocus mode are selected, you can change the position and size of the AF area. With [ ], you can set the lock-on position. • Perform these operations with the touch shutter function activated. • You can also display the AF area setting screen by touching the recording screen.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings When selecting [ ] You can set the focus position by selecting an AF area group. The total AF area, which is divided into 49 boxes, is divided into groups consisting of 9 boxes each (6 or 4 boxes for the groups located at the edges of the screen). 1 Press [ ] (2). 2 Select [ ] and press 4. 3 4 • The AF area setting screen appears. Press 3/4/2/1 to select an AF area group. Press [MENU/SET] to set.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings When selecting [ ] You can set the focusing position precisely by enlarging the monitor image. 1 2 3 Press [ ] (2). Select [ ] and press 4. Press 3/4/2/1 to set the focusing position and then press [MENU/SET]. • The enlarged display appears. 4 Move [+] to the position to be in focus. Button operation Touch operation 3/4/2/1 Touching s Description of operation Moves [+]. Pinching out/in Enlarges/reduces the image in small steps.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Moving the AF area by Touch Control Available in the following modes: When you use the viewfinder, you can move the AF area by touch operations on the monitor. MENU > [EXACT] [OFFSET] [Custom] > [Operation] > [Touch Settings] > [Touch Pad AF] Moves the AF area by touching a desired position on the monitor. Moves the AF area according to where you drag it to on the monitor.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Optimizing brightness using Touch Control Available in the following modes: MENU 1 2 > [Custom] > [AF+AE] [Operation] > [Touch Settings] > [Touch AF] > Touch the subject you want to optimize the brightness for. • The AF area setting screen appears. (>81) • The brightness optimization position is displayed in the center of the AF area. The position follows the movement of the AF area.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Taking Close-up Pictures Available in the following modes: This mode allows you to take close-up pictures of a subject, e.g. of flowers. Move the focus mode selector switch to [AF#]. • You can take pictures of a subject as close as 3 cm (13/16q) from the lens by setting the lens' shortest focal length. • The focusing range is displayed when you change the focal length, for example.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Manual Focusing Available in the following modes: Use this function when you want to determine the focus setting yourself or when the distance between the lens and the subject remains unchanged for several shots and you do not want to activate Auto focus. 1 Move the focus mode selector switch to [MF]. A Align the setting with the index mark 2 3 Press [ ] (2). Press 3/4/2/1 to determine the area to be enlarged, and then [MENU/SET].
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings You can perform the following operations: Button operation Touch operation 3/4/2/1 Dragging s Pinching out/in Description of operation Moves the enlarged area. Enlarges/reduces the monitor image in small steps. Enlarges/reduces the monitor image. s Switches the enlarged display (windowed/full screen). s [DISP] ¢ [Reset] The position of the enlarged area is reset to the center. ¢ Cannot be set in Snapshot modes.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Focus and Exposure Memory Lock (AF/AE Lock) Available in the following modes: This function is useful when you want to take a picture of a subject outside the AF area (AF Lock) and/or for subjects whose brightness is above or below average (AE Lock). 1 2 Aim the AF area at the subject. Press and hold [AE/AF] to lock the focus or exposure settings. • If you release [AE/AF], AF/AE Lock is canceled.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Exposure Compensation Available in the following modes: Use this function when you wish to modify the exposure settings the camera delivers, e.g. when your main subject would otherwise be rendered brighter/darker than you want. Turn the exposure compensation dial to select the compensation value. • With the exposure compensation dial, you can set a value in the j3 EV to i3 EV range with the dial.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings • In manual exposure mode, you can compensate the exposure only when the ISO sensitivity is set to [AUTO]. • Depending on the brightness, this may not be possible in some cases. • When [Auto Exposure Comp.] in [Flash] in the [Rec] menu is set to [ON], the brightness of the flash illumination will automatically be set to the level appropriate to the selected exposure compensation.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Setting the ISO Sensitivity Available in the following modes: This allows the sensitivity to light (ISO sensitivity) to be set. Higher values allow using faster shutter speeds e.g. for unblurred hand-held shots and/or higher aperture values e.g. for more depth of field. 1 2 Press [ ] (3). Select the ISO sensitivity by rotating the control dial.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Characteristics of the ISO sensitivity 200 Recording location Shutter speed Noise Shaking of the subject When it is light (outdoors) 25000 When it is dark Slower Faster Less Increased Increased Less • For details on the available flash range used when the ISO sensitivity is set to [AUTO], refer to (>147).
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Adjusting the White Balance Available in the following modes: In digital photography, white balance ensures neutral, i.e. natural color reproduction in any light. White balance is based on the camera being preset to reproduce a particular color as white. You can choose between automatic white balance, various presets, one custom setting based on specific measurements, and a direct setting of the color temperature. 1 2 Press [ ] (1).
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings When you wish to manually meter the light and use the resulting setting, e.g. to achieve a white balance precisely matching the prevailing lighting situation. [ [ [ [ 1 2 3 4 ]/ ]/ ]/ ] 1 Press 3. 2 Place a white object such as a piece of paper within the frame at the center of the screen, and press [MENU/ SET]. • This will set the White Balance and return you to the recording screen.
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4. Focus, Exposure Compensation and Color tone Settings Finely adjusting the White Balance You can finely adjust the White Balance when you cannot acquire the desired hue with the available fixed settings. 1 2 3 Select the White Balance setting and then press 4. Press 3/4/2/1 to perform White Balance fine adjustments. 2 : [A] (AMBER: ORANGE) 1 : [B] (BLUE: BLUISH) 3 : [G] (GREEN: GREENISH) 4 : [M] (MAGENTA: REDDISH) • You can also make fine adjustments by touching the White Balance graph.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Selecting a Shutter Release Mode Available in the following modes: You can change what the camera will do when you press the shutter button. 1 2 Press [ ] (4). Press 2/1 to select the shutter release mode, and then [MENU/SET]. 1 [Single] When the shutter button is pressed, only one picture is taken. 2 [Burst] (>98) Pictures are taken in succession as long as the shutter button is pressed.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Using Continuous Mode Available in the following modes: Pictures are taken in succession as long as the shutter button is pressed. 1 2 3 4 Press [ ] (4). Press 2/1 to select the continuous icon ([ ], etc.), and then 3. Select the frame rate with 2/1, and then press [MENU/SET]. [H] Performs high-speed serial recording. [M] Performs medium-speed serial recording. [L] Performs low-speed serial recording. Focus on the subject and take a picture.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings ∫ About the maximum number of pictures that can be taken continuously When you press the shutter button halfway, the maximum number of pictures you can take continuously will appear. 0 200 Example: When 20 pictures can be taken: [r20] • Once recording starts, the maximum number of pictures that can be taken continuously decreases. The frame rate slows down when [r0] appears. • When [r99+] is displayed, you can take 100 or more pictures continuously.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Recording 4K Pictures Available in the following modes: The camera allows you to take serial pictures with a resolution of 8 million pixels (approx.) at 30 frames/second. After taking these pictures, you can save the desired moment extracted from their picture series file. • Use a UHS Speed Class 3 card. 1 2 Press [ ] (4). Press 2/1 to select a 4K picture icon ([ ], etc,), and then 3.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings 1 2 [ 1 2 ] [4K Burst(S/S)]  A Press and hold  B Recording is performed • Press the button fully slightly in advance. Recording starts approximately 0.5 seconds after it has been pressed fully. • If you remove your finger from the shutter button immediately after the start of recording, up to a period of approximately 1.5 seconds after the moment that the finger has been removed may be recorded. ] [4K Burst] [ Press the shutter button halfway.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings ∫ Canceling 4K Picture mode ] ([Single]) or [ In step 2, select [ ]. (>100) Battery drainage and camera temperature • If the ambient temperature is high or 4K photo recording is performed continuously, [ ] may be displayed and then recording may stop. Wait until the camera cools down. • When [ ] ([4K Pre-Burst]) is set, the battery drains faster and the camera temperature rises. (The setting may switch to [ ] ([4K Burst]) to protect the camera.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings ∫ Unsuitable subjects Recording in extremely bright locations or indoors When subjects are photographed in an extremely bright place or under fluorescent/LED lighting, the color tone or brightness of the image may change, or horizontal stripes may appear on the screen. Lowering the shutter speed may reduce the effect of the horizontal stripes. Subjects that are moving fast If you record a subject moving fast, it may appear distorted in the resulting picture.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings • The following menu items are disabled: [Snapshot Mode] [iHandheld Night Shot]/[iHDR] [Rec] [Picture Size]/[Quality]/[Color Space]/[Flash]/[Long Shtr NR]/[Shutter Type]/[Bracket]/[HDR] [Custom] [Rec Area]/[Face Recog.]/[Profile Setup] [Setup] [Economy] ([4K Pre-Burst] only)/[Monitor Display Speed]/[EVF Display Speed] • Recording stops when the continuous recording time exceeds 15 minutes.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Selecting Pictures from 4K Picture Series Files and Saving them 1 Select an image with the [ screen, and press 3. ] icon on the playback • You can also perform the same operation by touching the icon [ • If the image was recorded with [4K Pre-Burst], proceed to step 3. 2 Drag the slide bar to make a rough selection of pictures. • For information on how to use the slide view screen, refer to (>106).
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Operations during selecting pictures ∫ Navigating the slide view screen Position of the displayed frame AUTO Fn1 Button operation 2/1/ 2/1 Press and hold s Touch operation Dragging/ / Touching/ Dragging Dragging [4K] / ([Fn1]) [MENU/SET] Selects the frame to be displayed. • The previous or next frame is displayed in slide view. Enlarges/reduces the display. Moves the enlarged area (during enlarged display). Displays the 4K serial playback screen.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings ∫ Navigating the 4K serial playback screen AUTO MODE Fn1 Fn2 Fn2 During pause During continuous playback Button operation Touch operation Description of operation 3 / Continuous playback/Pause (during continuous playback). 4 / Continuous rewind/Pause (during continuous rewind). 1/ / Fast forward/Picture-by-picture forward (during pause). 2/ / Fast rewind/Picture-by-picture rewind (during pause).
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Selecting and saving pictures on the TV screen • Set [HDMI Mode (Play)] to either [AUTO] or a setting with a resolution of [4K/30p]. When connecting to a TV that does not support 4K video, select [AUTO]. • If you display 4K picture series files on a TV connected to the camera, they will be displayed only on the 4K serial playback screen. • Depending on the TV to be connected, 4K picture series files may not be played back correctly.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings ∫ Switching a marker to be displayed Touch [ ] on the slide view screen, 4K serial playback screen, or marker operation screen. [Auto] Displays a marker in a picture in which a face or the movement of a subject is detected. [Face Priority] Displays a marker with preference given to a picture in which a face is detected. [Motion Priority] Displays a marker with preference given to a picture in which the movement of a subject is detected.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Selecting the Focusing Plane After Recording (Post Focus/Focus Stacking) Available in the following modes: This mode allows you to shift the focus setting while taking 4K serial pictures. After taking these pictures, you can select the desired focused areas. This function is only suited for recording static objects. 4K serial recording while automatically shifting the focus setting. Touch the subject to be focused on.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings 4 Press the shutter button fully to start recording.  • The focus setting changes automatically while recording. When the icon (B) disappears, recording automatically ends. • A video will be recorded in the [MP4] recording format. (Audio will not be recorded.) • When [Auto Review] is enabled, a screen that lets you select the desired focus settings will be displayed. (>112) ∫ To cancel the [Post Focus] recording ] ([Single]) or [ ].
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Selecting the pictures with the desired focus settings and saving a picture ([Post Focus]) 1 Select a picture with the [ press 3. ] icon on the playback screen, and • You can also perform the same operation by touching the icon [ 2 ]. Touch the desired subject. • If the selected area cannot be focused, a red frame will be displayed. You cannot save a picture in this case. • You cannot select subjects at the edges of the screen.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Merging multiple pictures to expand the area rendered sharply (Focus Stacking) A Focus setting: closer B Focus setting: farther away 1 2 Touch [ ] in step 2 of “Selecting the pictures with the desired focus settings and saving a picture ([Post Focus])” (>112). • You can also perform the same operation by pressing [4K] / ([Fn1]). Touch the merging method.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings 4 Touch [ ] to merge the pictures and save the resulting one. • The picture will be saved in JPEG format. Recording information (Exif information) of the original picture with the closest focus distance, including the shutter speed, aperture, and ISO sensitivity, will also be recorded to the new picture. • The camera can automatically correct the misalignments of pictures caused by camera shake.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Taking Pictures with the Self-timer Available in the following modes: 1 2 3 Press [ ] (4). Press 2/1 to select the self-timer icon ([ 10 ], etc.), and then 3. Press 2/1 to select the operation setting, and then [MENU/SET]. One picture is taken 10 seconds after the shutter button is pressed. After 10 seconds the camera takes 3 pictures at about 2 seconds intervals. One picture is taken 2 seconds after the shutter button is pressed.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings ∫ Canceling the self-timer Select [ ] ([Single]) or [ ] from among the shutter release modes. (>97) • The self-timer can also be canceled by turning off the camera. (When [Self Timer Auto Off] (>191) is set to [ON]) • We recommend using a tripod when recording with the self-timer.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings Recording panorama pictures Available in the following modes: Consecutive photos taken while the camera is moved are combined to form a panorama. 1 2 3 Press [ ] (4). Press 2/1 to select the panorama icon ([ ], etc.), and then 3. Press 2/1 to select the recording direction and then [MENU/SET]. Left > Right Right > Left Down > Up Up > Down 4 A horizontal guide line is displayed. A vertical guide line is displayed. Press the shutter button halfway to focus.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings 5 Press the shutter button fully and move the camera in a small arc in the direction of the arrow on the screen. Recording from left to right Picture size: [STANDARD] Picture size: [WIDE] • Move the camera at a constant speed. Pictures may not be able to be recorded properly if the camera is moved too fast or slow. 6 A Recording direction and progress (Guide) B Horizontal/vertical guide Press the shutter button again to end the picture recording.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings ∫ Changing panorama picture settings MENU > [Rec] > [Panorama Settings] [Direction] [Picture Size] Sets the recording direction. Sets the angle of view (image size). [STANDARD]/[WIDE] • The resolution in the horizontal and vertical directions of the panorama picture varies depending on the image size, the recording direction and the number of combined pictures. The maximum resolution is shown below.
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5. 4K Photo and Shutter Release Settings ∫ About playback Pressing 3 will start scrolling playback automatically in the same direction as the recording. 1/98 • The following operations can be performed during scrolling playback. 3 Start panorama playback/Pause¢ 4 Stop ¢ While paused, you can drag the screen to scroll forwards or backwards. If you touch the scroll bar, the playback position jumps to the touched position.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes Changing the Aspect Ratio Available in the following modes: You can easily switch the aspect ratio of pictures using the aspect ratio selector switch. Switching the aspect ratio selector switch A Align the setting with the index mark [4:3] Aspect ratio of a 4:3 TV [1:1] Aspect ratio of a square image [16:9] Aspect ratio of high-definition TV, etc.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes Taking Pictures with Different Image Effects (Filter) Available in the following modes: You can employ additional image effects even when you take panorama pictures. 1 Select the menu item. MENU 2 > [Rec]/ [Motion Picture] > [Filter Settings] > [Filter Effect] > [SET] Press 3/4 to select the image effects (filters). 1/8 A Preview display • You can also select the image effects (filters) by touching the example images. 3 Press [MENU/SET].
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes • The following items are fixed to the settings below when you set the image effect: – [White Balance]: [AWB] – [Photo Style]: [Standard] – [Color Space]: [sRGB] – [Highlight Shadow]: [Standard] – [i.Dynamic]: [OFF] – [HDR]: [OFF] • Depending on the image effect, the recording screen may seem as if frames are missed. • [Rough Monochrome]/[Silky Monochrome]/[Soft Focus]/[Star Filter]/[Sunshine] are not available in the following case.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes ∫ Setting the type of defocus ([Miniature Effect]) 1 Touch [ 2 Press 3/4 or 2/1 to move the in-focus section. 3 4 ] and then select [ ]. • You can also move the in-focus section by touching the recording screen. • To set the recording orientation (defocus orientation), touch [ ]. Rotate the control dial to change the size of the in-focus section. • The section can also be enlarged/reduced by pinching out/ pinching in the screen.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes ∫ Setting the position and size of the light source ([Sunshine]) 1 Touch [ 2 Press 3/4/2/1 to move the center position of the light source. ] and then select [ ]. • The position of the light source can also be moved by touching the screen. Tip on positioning the center of the light source A more natural appearance can be created by placing the center of the light source outside the image.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes Changing the settings by using the monitor screen 1 Touch [ ]. EXPS 2 Touch the item you want to set. [ ]: Image effect ON/OFF [ ]: Selects an image effect (filter) [ ]: Adjusts an image effect EXPS 3 Drag the slide bar to adjust the setting. • Press [MENU/SET] to return to the recording screen.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes Taking Picture Series with Automatically Changing Settings (Bracket Recording) Available in the following modes: You can create a series of pictures in which a range of preset setting changes is applied automatically after pressing the shutter button. 1 Select the menu item. MENU 2 > [Rec] > [Bracket] > [Bracket Type] Exposure Bracketing Pressing the shutter button creates a series of pictures with differing exposure.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes 3 Focus on the subject and take a picture. • When Exposure Bracket is selected, the bracket display flashes until all of the pictures you have set are taken. If you change the bracket settings or turn off the camera before all of the pictures you have set are taken, the camera restarts recording from the first picture. ∫ To cancel [Bracket Type] Select [OFF] in step 1.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes Exposure Bracketing ∫ About [More Settings] (step 2 in (>129)) Sets the number of pictures to be taken and the exposure bracket range. [3•1/3] (Takes three pictures with an interval of 1/3 EV) to [7•1] (Takes seven pictures with an interval of 1 EV) [Step] [Sequence] Sets the order in which pictures are taken. [Single Shot Setting]¢ [ ]: Takes one picture each time you press the shutter button.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes Focus Bracketing ∫ About [More Settings] (step 2 in (>129)) [Step] Sets the interval between focus settings. [Image Count]¢ Sets the number of pictures to be taken. [Sequence] [0/s/r]: Alternately moves the focus setting closer and farther away within the range centered on the initial setting as you take pictures. [0/r]: Moves the focus setting farther away from the initial one as you take pictures. ¢ Not available for serial recording.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes Taking Pictures Automatically at Set Intervals ([Time Lapse Shot]) Available in the following modes: The camera can automatically take pictures of subjects such as animals or plants as time elapses and create a video. • Set the date and time settings in advance. (>31) • Recorded pictures are displayed as group pictures. 1 Select the menu item.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes 3 4 Press the shutter button halfway to focus. Press the shutter button fully. • The recording starts automatically. • During recording standby, the camera will turn off automatically if no operation is performed for a certain period. The Time Lapse series is continued even with the camera turned off. When the recording start time arrives, the camera turns on automatically. To turn on the camera manually, press the shutter button halfway.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes • This function is not for use as a security camera. • When the lens' zoom function is used, the camera could tilt when the lens barrel extends. Make sure to secure the camera in place with a tripod or by other means. • [Time Lapse Shot] is paused in the following cases.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes Creating Stop Motion Pictures ([Stop Motion Animation]) Available in the following modes: A stop video is created by splicing pictures together. • Set the date and time settings in advance. (>31) • Recorded pictures are displayed as group pictures. 1 Select the menu item. MENU > [Rec] > [Stop Motion Animation] [Auto Shooting] [Shooting Interval] 2 3 4 5 6 [ON]: Takes pictures automatically at a set recording interval.
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes Recording assistance • The recording screen displays up to two pictures taken previously. Use them as reference for the amount of movement. • To check the recorded pictures, press [(]. Unnecessary pictures can be deleted by pressing [ ]. To return to the recording screen, press [(] again. 7 Touch [ ] to end the recording. • It can also be ended by selecting [Stop Motion Animation] from the [Rec] menu and then pressing [MENU/SET].
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6. Recording Images that Suit Your Subjects and Purposes • Recording takes time under certain recording conditions, such as when flash is used. Automatic recording, as a result, may not take place at set intervals. • When creating videos with a [Rec Quality] setting of [4K], recording times are limited to 29 minutes. – When using an SDHC Memory Card, you cannot create videos with a file size exceeding 4 GB. – When using an SDXC Memory Card, you can create videos with a file size exceeding 4 GB.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Compensating Camera Shake Available in the following modes: This function automatically detects and compensates camera shake. MENU > [Rec]/ [Motion Picture] > [Stabilizer] Corrects vertical and horizontal camera shake. [ ] ([Normal]) [ ] ([Panning]) Corrects vertical camera shake. This setting is ideal for panning (technique of recording a subject by matching the camera movement with the movement of a subject going in a specific direction).
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash • It is recommended to disable the Image Stabilizer when using a tripod. • The stabilizer function may not be effective in the following cases: Be careful of camera shake when you press the shutter button.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Using the Lens’ Zoom Function Available in the following modes: Zoom types and use ∫ Screen display The illustration is an example of when using Optical Zoom, [i.Zoom], and [Digital Zoom] in Program Mode.   A B C D E   Focusing range indication Optical Zoom range i.Zoom range Digital Zoom range Current zoom position (Focal lengths displayed are 35mm film camera equivalent values) Optical zoom You can zoom in without degrading the picture quality.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Extra Optical Zoom This function works when any of the resolution settings (>167) indicated with is selected. You can zoom in further than you can with the Optical Zoom without deteriorating the image quality. Maximum magnification: 6.2k (This includes the optical zoom magnification. The magnification level differs depending on [Picture Size] setting.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash [Digital Zoom] Available in the following modes: Although the image quality deteriorates every time you zoom in further, you can zoom in up to four times the original zoom magnification. MENU > [Rec]/ [Motion Picture] > [Digital Zoom] Settings: [ON]/[OFF] • When using the [i.Zoom], the maximum magnification of Digital Zoom is limited to 2k. • When using Digital Zoom, we recommend using a tripod and the self-timer for taking pictures.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash [Step Zoom] You can set that zooming operates in steps, stopping at (equivalent) focal lengths familiar from 35mm film cameras. Using [Step Zoom] is as easy as normal zoom operation.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Zooming using touch operations (Touch zoom) 1 2 Touch [ ]. Touch [ ]. • The slide bar is displayed. 3 Perform zoom operations by dragging the slide bar. • The zoom speed varies depending on the touched position. [ ]/[ ] Zooms slowly [ ]/[ ] Zooms quickly • To end touch zoom operations, touch [ 145 ] again.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Using the Supplied Flash Unit Available in the following modes: • This section uses the flash to provide instructions. • For details about how to attach other flash units than the supplied one, refer to their instructions. Attaching the flash unit ∫ Removing the hot shoe cover The camera comes with a hot shoe cover inserted into the hot shoe. Remove the hot shoe cover by pulling it in the direction indicated by arrow 2 while pressing it in the direction indicated by arrow 1.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash In the following cases, the flash mode is fixed to [Œ] ([Forced Flash Off]).
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Setting the Flash Functions • [Flash] in the [Rec] menu is available only when a flash unit is attached. Changing the flash control mode Available in the following modes: You can select whether flash output is controlled automatically or manually. 1 Select the menu item. MENU > [TTL] [MANUAL] 2 The camera automatically controls the flash output. You can set the flash output manually.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Changing the flash modes Available in the following modes: This function allows you to select the flash mode to match the situation. MENU ‰ Œ > [Rec] > [Flash] > [Flash Mode] The flash is fired every time regardless of the recording ([Forced Flash On]) conditions. ([Forced On/Red-Eye])¢ • Use these modes when your subject is back-lit or under fluorescent light.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash ∫ Shutter speed for each flash mode Flash mode ‰ Shutter speed Flash mode 1/60s¢ to 1/4000s Shutter speed 1s to 1/4000s ¢ This becomes 60 seconds in Shutter-Priority mode and [T] (Time) in the manual exposure mode. • In the Snapshot modes ( or ), the shutter speed changes depending on the identified scene.
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7. Stabilizer, Zoom and Flash Flash exposure compensation Available in the following modes: You can adjust the flash exposure to compensate for pictures in which the parts mainly illuminated by the flash would otherwise appear too dark or bright. 1 Select the menu item. MENU 2 > [Rec] > [Flash] > [Flash Adjust.] Press 2/1 to set the compensation value and then [MENU/SET]. • You can adjust from [j3 EV] to [i3 EV] in steps of 1/3 EV. • Select [n0] to return to the original flash output.
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8. Recording Videos Recording Videos Available in the following modes: This camera can record videos in different resolutions, including 4K in the MP4-format. (>154). Audio will be recorded in stereo. • You can record videos by manually setting the aperture value and shutter speed. (>63) • The camera automatically sets the aperture value and shutter speed and identifies the optimal scene mode to record videos in the Snapshot modes. (>56) 1 Start recording by pressing the video button.
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8. Recording Videos Recording videos with reduced operational sounds Available in the following modes: When you operate the zoom, buttons, etc. while recording videos, the sounds associated with such operations may be recorded. Using touch operations allows silent operation. 1 2 Touch [ ] while recording a video. Touch the desired icon. : Zoom ISO : ISO sensitivity : Sound recording level adjustment : Exposure compensation¢ 3 ¢ It is displayed when [Exposure Comp.] is set in a function button.
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8. Recording Videos How to set the focusing mode when recording a video ([Continuous AF]) Available in the following modes: The focusing procedure varies depending on the Focus mode setting and the [Continuous AF] setting in the [Motion Picture] menu. MENU > Focus mode [AFS]/[AFF]/ [AFC] [MF] [Motion Picture] > [Continuous AF] [Continuous AF] Description of settings [ON] The camera automatically keeps focusing on subjects during recording.
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8. Recording Videos Recording pictures while recording videos Available in the following modes: You can record pictures while recording a video. (Simultaneous recording) During video recording, press the shutter button fully to record a picture. • Simultaneous recording indicator is displayed while recording pictures. • Recording with the Touch Shutter function is also available.
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8. Recording Videos Displaying/setting the sound recording level [Sound Rec Level Disp.] Available in the following modes: The sound recording level is displayed on the recording screen. MENU > [Motion Picture] > [Sound Rec Level Disp.] Settings: [ON]/[OFF] Not available in these cases: • [Sound Rec Level Disp.] is fixed to [OFF] in the following case: – When using [Miniature Effect] in [Filter Settings] [Sound Rec Level Adj.
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9. Playing Back and Editing Images Playing Back Pictures 1 Press [(]. 2 Press 2/1. 1/98 2: Plays back the previous picture 1: Plays back the next picture • If you press and hold 2/1, you can play back the pictures in succession. • Previuos or next pictures can also be accessed by rotating the control dial or dragging the screen horizontally.
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9. Playing Back and Editing Images Playing Back Videos The camera was designed to play videos using the MP4 format. Select an icon indicated with [ 3 to play it back. ], and then press 12s A Video recording time • After playback starts, the elapsed playback time is displayed on the screen. For example, 8 minutes and 30 seconds is displayed as [8m30s]. • Touching [ ] in the middle of the screen allows you to play back videos.
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9. Playing Back and Editing Images Creating pictures from a video 1 Press 3 to pause video playback. • Press 2/1 to fine-adjust the pause position while the video is paused. 2 Press [MENU/SET]. • The same operation can be performed by touching [ ]. • Pictures will be saved with aspect ratio set to [16:9] and [Quality] set to [A]. The resolution will differ according to the video you play back.
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9. Playing Back and Editing Images Switching the Playback Method Using the playback zoom Rotate the zoom lever towards the [T] side. 2.0X 1k > 2k > 4k > 8k > 16k Button operation Touch operation s s 3/4/2/1 Description of operation Enlarges/reduces the screen. Pinching out/in Enlarges/reduces the screen in small steps. Dragging s Moves the enlarged area (during enlarged display).
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9. Playing Back and Editing Images Displaying multiple screens (Multi Playback) Rotate the zoom lever towards the [W] side. 1 screen > 12 screens > 30 screens > Calendar display • Rotate the zoom lever to the [T] side to return to the previous display mode. • You can also switch the playback screen by touching the following icons: –[ ]: 1 screen –[ ]: 12 screens –[ –[ 1/98 ]: 30 screens CAL ]: Calendar screen display • You can also scroll the list display by dragging the screen up/down.
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9. Playing Back and Editing Images Playing Back Group Pictures A picture group consists of multiple pictures. You can play back pictures in a group either continuously or one by one. • You can edit or delete all pictures in a group at once. (For example, if you delete a picture group, all pictures in the group are deleted.) [ ]: A picture group saved simultaneously with [4K PHOTO Bulk Saving]. [ ]: A picture group consisting of pictures taken with Focus Bracketing.
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9. Playing Back and Editing Images ∫ Continuously playing back group pictures Press 3. • The same operation can be performed by touching the group picture icon ([ ], [ ], [ ]). • When playing back group pictures one at a time, options are displayed. After selecting [Burst Play] (or [Sequential Play]), select either of the following playback methods: [From the first picture]: Pictures are played back continuously from the first picture of the group.
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9. Playing Back and Editing Images Deleting Pictures Once deleted, pictures cannot be recovered. ∫ To delete a single picture 1 In playback mode, select the picture to delete and then press [ / ]. • The same operation can be performed by touching [ 2 ]. Press 3/4 to select [Delete Single] and then [MENU/SET]. ∫ To delete multiple pictures (up to 100) or all the pictures • Picture groups are treated as a single picture. (All the pictures in the selected picture group will be deleted.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Picture Size] Available in the following modes: The higher the resolution (number of pixels), the finer the detail of the pictures will appear even when they are printed in large formats. MENU > [Rec] > [Picture Size] Aspect ratio [Picture Size] [ [4:3] [1:1] [16:9] [3:2] [L] (17M) 4736k3552 [L] (12.5M) 3552k3552 [L] (15M) 5152k2904 [L] (16M) 4928k3288 M] (6.
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10. Using Menu Functions Setting the file format/compression rate ([Quality]) Available in the following modes: This function allows you to select the file format, e. g. JPEG and/or RAW, and in the case of JPEG, the compression rate. RAW is especially suited for the subsequent comprehensive editing of the image data using respective software, which is available after registering your camera on the Leica Camera AG homepage (>257).
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10. Using Menu Functions [Photo Style] Available in the following modes: You can select color rendition effects to match the type of image you wish to record. MENU > [Rec]/ [Motion Picture] > [Photo Style] [Standard] This is the standard setting. [Vivid] Brilliant effect with higher saturation and contrast. [Natural] Soft effect with lower contrast. [Monochrome] Creates black-and-white pictures. [Monochrome HC] Creates black-and-white pictures with rich gradation and crisp black accents.
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10. Using Menu Functions ∫ Adjusting the picture parameters 6WDQGDUG • You cannot adjust the picture parameters in Snapshot Plus mode. 1 2 S [Sharpness] [Color Tone]¢1 ±0 DISP.カスタム登録 Increases the contrast in a picture. Decreases the contrast in a picture. [r] Enhances the outlines in a picture. [s] Softens the outlines in a picture. [r] Increases noise reduction to reduce noise. This setting may slightly lower the resolution.
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10. Using Menu Functions • The effect of [Grain Effect] cannot be checked on the recording screen. • [Grain Effect] is not available in the following cases. – Panorama Shot mode – When recording videos – When recording 4K pictures – When recording with the Post Focus function [Color Space] Available in the following modes: This mode allows setting the method for reproducing the correct colors to output the recorded images to a computer screen or a device such as a printer.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Highlight Shadow] Available in the following modes: You can adjust the highlights and shadows in a picture while checking the results on the screen. > MENU ヤヒ 1 2 [Rec]/ [Motion Picture] > [Highlight Shadow] (Standard) No adjustments (Raise the contrast) Bright areas are brightened, and dark areas are darkened. (Lower the contrast) Bright areas are darkened, and dark areas are brightened. (Brighten dark areas) Dark areas are brightened.
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10. Using Menu Functions [i.Dynamic] Available in the following modes: This function automatically adjusts contrast and exposure to give more lifelike colors when there is significant contrast between background and subject. MENU > [Rec]/ [Motion Picture] > [i.Dynamic] Settings: [AUTO]/[HIGH]/[STANDARD]/[LOW]/[OFF] Not available in these cases: • The compensation effect may not be achieved depending on the recording conditions. • [i.
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10. Using Menu Functions [ISO Auto Upper Limit (Photo)] Available in the following modes: You can set the upper limit of the ISO sensitivity when it is set to [AUTO] or [ MENU > ]. [Rec] > [ISO Auto Upper Limit (Photo)] Settings: [AUTO]/[400]/[800]/[1600]/[3200]/[6400]/[12500]/[25000] [Min. Shtr Speed] Available in the following modes: You can set the minimum shutter speed when the ISO sensitivity is set to [AUTO] or [ MENU > ]. [Rec] > [Min.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Diffraction Compensation] Available in the following modes: The camera raises the resolution by correcting the blurriness caused by diffraction when small apertures (high aperture values) are used. MENU > [Rec]/ [Motion Picture] > [Diffraction Compensation] Settings: [AUTO]/[OFF] • Noise may increase with higher ISO sensitivity. [Silent Mode] Available in the following modes: This function allows disabling the beeps and firing the flash at the same time.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Shutter Type] Available in the following modes: You can use either of the two shutter types to take pictures: the mechanical and the electronic shutter function. MENU > [Rec] > [Shutter Type] [AUTO] Switches the shutter type automatically depending on the recording condition and shutter speed. • The mechanical shutter mode has higher priority over the electronic shutter mode because the mechanical shutter has less function-related restrictions when recording with flash, etc.
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10. Using Menu Functions [HDR] Available in the following modes: The camera can combine 3 pictures taken at different exposures into a single picture with a wide range of correctly rendered brightness levels. The individual pictures used to create the HDR picture are not saved. A combined HDR picture is saved in JPEG format. MENU > [Rec] > [HDR] Settings: [ON]/[OFF]/[SET] ∫ Changing settings [AUTO]: Automatically adjusts the exposure range according to the differences between the bright and dark areas.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Multi Exp.] Available in the following modes: You can create pictures in which several exposures (up to 4) are superimposed over each other. MENU 1 2 > [Rec] > [Multi Exp.] Press 3/4 to select [Start] and then [MENU/SET]. Decide on the composition, and take the first picture. • After taking the picture, press the shutter button halfway to take the next picture. • Press 3/4 to select the item and then [MENU/SET] for one of the following operations.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Motion Picture] menu : • [Rec Quality] (>154) • [AFS/AFF/AFC] (>74) • [Continuous AF] (>155) • [Photo Style] (>169) • [Filter Settings] (>122) • [Metering Mode] (>171) • [Highlight Shadow] (>172) • [i.Dynamic] (>173) • [i.Resolution] (>173) • [ISO Auto Upper Limit (Video)] (>179) • [Diffraction Compensation] (>175) • [Stabilizer] (>139) • [i.Zoom] (>142) • [Digital Zoom] (>143) • [Picture Mode in Rec.] (>156) • [Sound Rec Level Disp.] (>157) • [Sound Rec Level Adj.
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10. Using Menu Functions : [Custom] menu [Exposure] • [ISO Increments] (>181) • [Extended ISO] (>181) • [Exposure Comp.
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10. Using Menu Functions MENU > [Custom] > [Exposure] [ISO Increments] This item allows adjusting the increments used to set the ISO sensitivity. Settings: [1/3 EV]/[1 EV] [Extended ISO] This item allows setting the ISO sensitivity to a minimum of [ISO100]. [Exposure Comp. Reset] This item allows resetting the exposure compensation value set with the function button when you change the exposure control mode or turn off the camera.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Eye Sensor AF] When this mode is activated, the camera automatically starts focusing when the eye sensor registers that the viewfinder is being used. • [Eye Sensor AF] may not work in dimly lit conditions. [Pinpoint AF Setting] This item allows changing the setting for an enlarged display that appears when the Autofocus mode is set to [ ]. [Pinpoint AF Time] Sets the time for which the enlarged screen is displayed when the shutter button is pressed halfway.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Focus/Release Priority] This item allows selecting whether to give priority to focus or shutter release during Autofocus operation. • Different settings can be applied to different Focus Mode settings ([AFS/AFF], [AFC]). [FOCUS] Disables recording when a subject cannot be focused. [BALANCE] Performs recording while controlling the balance between focusing and shutter release timing. [RELEASE] Enables recording even when a subject is out of focus.
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10. Using Menu Functions [AF+MF] With this mode active, you can fine-adjust the focus setting manually during AF lock (when the following conditions are met). – When [AFS/AFF/AFC] in the [Rec] menu is set to [AFS] and the shutter button is pressed halfway. – When [AE/AF] is pressed [MF Assist] This mode allows setting the display method of MF Assist (enlarged screen). [ ] Enlarges the display when you rotate the control ring or press [ [ ] Enlarges the display when you rotate the control ring.
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10. Using Menu Functions MENU > [Custom] > [Operation] [Q.MENU] By selecting [CUSTOM] in this item, you can customize the Quick Menu settings. (>48) [A Button Switch] This mode allows changing the operation method of the [A] button. [Single Press] [Press and hold] Switches the camera between the Snapshot and the other exposure control modes (P/A/S/M) when you press [A]. Switches the camera between the Snapshot and the other exposure control modes (P/A/S/M) when you press and hold [A] for a short while.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Dial Guide] This item allows enabling/disabling the operation guide display when switching recording modes. 0 98 [Zoom lever] This item allows selecting which type of zoom operation is performed with the zoom lever. Performs normal zooming. (Zoom) Stops zooming at the position for one of the preset focal lengths each time you operate the zoom lever. • This does not work for video recording or [4K Pre-Burst] recording.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Monochrome Live View] This item allows you to select a black and white recording screen. This is convenient for focusing manually. • Recorded images will not be affected. [Constant Preview] This mode allows you to check the effects of the chosen aperture and shutter speed on the recording screen in manual exposure mode. • This function does not work when using flash.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Peaking] With this item, you can have the edges of in-focus sections highlighted with color during manual focusing. • When [Detect Level] in [SET] is set to [HIGH], sections to be highlighted are reduced, allowing you to achieve a more precise focus setting. • Changing the [Detect Level] setting also changes the [Display Color] setting as follows.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Guide Line] This item allows guide lines to be displayed in selectable patterns when taking a picture. When [ ] is set, guideline positions can be moved by pressing 3/4/2/1. • You can also set the position directly by touching [ ] on the guideline of the recording screen. • Guide lines are not displayed during panorama recording. [Center Marker] With this item activated, the center of the recording screen will be indicated by [+].
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10. Using Menu Functions [Zebra Pattern] This item allows you to select that subject parts which may be totally overexposed (bright parts effectively all white) are indicated by a zebra pattern. [ZEBRA1] [ZEBRA2] Select [SET] to set the brightness level to be indicated by a zebra pattern. • You can select a brightness value between [50%] and [105%]. In [Zebra 2], you can select [OFF]. If you select [100%] or [105%], only the areas that are already totally overexposed are indicated by a zebra pattern.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Monitor Info. Disp.] This function is for displaying the recording information screen. (>40, 267) [Rec Area] With this item activated, the angle of view is changed during video and picture recording. Displays the recording area according to the angle of view for picture recording. Displays the recording area according to the angle of view for video recording. • The recording area indicated is an approximation.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Face Recog.] Face Recognition is a function which finds a face resembling a registered face and prioritizes the focus and exposure settings automatically. Even if the person is located towards the back or at the end of a line in a group photo, the camera can still deliver that face sharply focused. [ON] Enables the Face Recognition function. [OFF] Disables the Face Recognition function. Allows you to register face images, or edit or delete registered information.
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10. Using Menu Functions Tips for successfully registering face images • Have the person face forwards with eyes open and mouth closed, making sure the outline of the face, the eyes, or the eyebrows are not covered with hair. • Make sure there is no extreme shading on the face when registering. (Flash will not operate during registration.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Profile Setup] This function allows you to set the name and birthday of your baby or pet in advance, so you can record their name and age in months and years in the images. You can display these at playback or stamp the recorded images using [Text Stamp]. Settings: [ ] ([Baby1])/[ ] ([Baby2])/[ ] ([Pet])/[OFF]/[SET] ∫ Setting [Age] or [Name] 1 Press 3/4 to select [SET] and then [MENU/SET]. 2 Press 3/4 to select [Baby1], [Baby2] or [Pet] and then [MENU/SET].
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10. Using Menu Functions : [Setup] menu • [Utilize Custom Set feature] (>70) • [Cust.Set Mem.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Travel Date] [Travel Setup] [Location] This item allows you to set your travel schedule and record images, so the elapsed days (how many days after) of the travel will be recorded. When [Travel Setup] is set, you can set your travel destination. • For information on how to enter characters, refer to (>55). • You can display the elapsed days and travel destination during playback or stamp them on recorded pictures in [Text Stamp].
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10. Using Menu Functions [Bluetooth] ∫ [Bluetooth] (>226) ∫ [Remote Wakeup] (>233) ∫ [Returning from Sleep Mode] (>237) ∫ [Auto Transfer] (>239) ∫ [Location Logging] (>241) ∫ [Auto Clock Set] (>242) ∫ [Wi-Fi network settings] Registers a wireless access point. (>247) • The wireless access point used for the Wi-Fi connection is automatically registered. • Up to 17 wireless access points can be registered. If you try to register more than 17 access points, the oldest registered access points will be deleted.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Economy] [Sleep Mode] The camera is automatically turned off if it has not been used for the time selected on the setting. [Sleep Mode(Wi-Fi)] The camera is automatically turned off if it is not connected to a Wi-Fi network and has not been used for 15 minutes (approx.). [Auto EVF/ Monitor Off] The monitor/viewfinder is automatically turned off if the camera has not been used for the time selected on the setting.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Monitor Display]/[Viewfinder] This item allows adjusting the brightness, color, or red or blue tint of the monitor/viewfinder. 1 Select the settings by pressing 3/4, and adjust with 2/1. 2 Press [MENU/SET] to set. • When the monitor is in use, it is adjusted and the viewfinder when the viewfinder is in use. • Some subjects may appear differently than in reality on the monitor. However, this does not affect the recorded pictures.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Eye Sensor] [Sensitivity] This option is for setting the sensitivity of the eye sensor. This option is for setting the method for switching between the monitor and viewfinder. [EVF/MON AUTO] (automatic switching between the monitor and viewfinder) [EVF/Monitor Switch] [EVF] (viewfinder) [MON] (monitor) • If you press [EVF] to switch the display, the [EVF/Monitor Switch] setting will also switch.
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10. Using Menu Functions [TV Connection] [HDMI Mode (Play)]: This item allows setting the video format to be used for output in Playback mode when the camera and a TV or monitor is connected with an HDMI micro cable. [AUTO] [4K/30p]/[1080p]/[1080i]/[720p]/ [480p] Outputs images at an output resolution suited to the connected TV. Outputs images at the selected resolution. • The output resolution for [4K/30p] is 3840k2160.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Folder / File Settings] This item allows setting the folder and file name patterns in which images are to be saved. Folder name File name LABC0001.JPG 100ABCDE       1 Folder number (3-digits, 100–999) 1 Color space ([L]: sRGB, [ _ ]: AdobeRGB) 2 5-digit user-defined segment 2 3-digit user-defined segment 3 File number (4-digits, 0001–9999) 4 File extension [Select Folder] [Create a New Folder] Specifies the folder to which images are to be saved.
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10. Using Menu Functions • Each folder can store up to 1000 files. • File numbers are assigned sequentially from 0001 to 9999 in the order of recording. If you change the storage folder, a continuing number from the last file number will be assigned.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Reset Network Settings] This item allows the following network settings to be reset to the default: – [Wi-Fi Setup] – Registered device information in [Bluetooth] and values in [Wi-Fi network settings] • When requesting a repair or transferring/disposing of the camera, refer to “About the personal information” on 285. [Level Gauge Adjust.] Hold the camera in a horizontal position, and press [MENU/SET]. The level gauge will be adjusted. [Adjust.
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10. Using Menu Functions : [Playback] menu • [Slide Show] (>206) • [Playback Mode] (>207) • [Protect] (>208) • [Rating] (>208) • [Title Edit] (>209) • [Face Rec Edit] (>209) • [RAW Processing] (>210) • [4K PHOTO Bulk Saving] (>212) • [Light Composition] (>213) • [Sequence Composition] (>214) • [Clear Retouch] (>215) • [Text Stamp] (>216) • [Resize] (>217) • [Cropping] (>218) • [Rotate] (>219) • [Video Divide] (>219) • [Time Lapse Video] (>220) • [Stop Motion Video] (>220) • [Rotate Disp.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Slide Show] This item allows you to play back the pictures you have taken in synchronization with music, and you can do this in sequence while leaving a fixed interval between each of the pictures. You can also put together a slide show composed of only pictures, only videos, etc. We recommend this feature when you view your pictures by connecting the camera to a TV. MENU 1 2 > [Playback] > [Slide Show] Select the group to playback by pressing 3/4, and then [MENU/SET].
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10. Using Menu Functions ∫ Changing the slide show settings You can change the settings for slide show playback by selecting [Effect] or [Setup] on the slide show menu screen. [Effect] This allows you to select the screen effects when switching from one picture to the next. [Duration] • [Duration] can be set only when [OFF] has been selected as the [Effect] setting.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Protect] This item allows you to set protection for pictures you do not want to delete by mistake. MENU > [Playback] > [Protect] Select the picture. (>205) • [999+] is displayed on the screen, if the total number of protects you set for group pictures is more than 1000. ∫ Canceling all the [Protect] settings Press 3/4 to select [Cancel], and then [MENU/SET].
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10. Using Menu Functions [Title Edit] This item allows you to text (comments) to pictures. After text has been registered, it can be stamped in prints using [Text Stamp]. MENU 1 2 > [Playback] > [Title Edit] Select the picture. (>205) • [’] is displayed for pictures with titles already registered. Enter the text. (>55) • To delete the title, erase all the text in the text input screen. • You can set up to 100 pictures at one time with [Multi].
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10. Using Menu Functions [RAW Processing] This item allows you to process the pictures taken in RAW format in the camera. The processed pictures will be saved in JPEG format. MENU 1 2 > [Playback] > [RAW Processing] Select RAW images with 2/1, and then press [MENU/SET]. Press 3/4 to select an editing parameter. • You can set the following items. The settings you used for the recording are selected when you start setting these items.
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10. Using Menu Functions 3 4 5 Press [MENU/SET] and set. • Refer to “How to set each item” on (>211). Press [MENU/SET]. • This operation returns you to the screen in step 2. To set other items, repeat steps 2 through 4. Select [Begin Processing] with 3/4, and then press [MENU/SET]. ∫ How to set each item Button operation 2/1/ Touch operation Dragging Description of operation Selects a setting. DISP. 3 [WB K Set] Displays the screen that lets you set the color temperature.
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10. Using Menu Functions • The [White Balance] setting of pictures taken with multiple exposures is fixed to the setting at the time of recording. • Edit group images one by one. The edited images will be saved as new images separate from the original group images. Not available in these cases: • [RAW Processing] is not available when an HDMI micro cable is connected. • RAW processing cannot be performed on RAW images recorded with other devices.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Light Composition] This function allows you to select multiple frames from 4K picture series files that you wish to merge. Parts of the image that are brighter than the preceding frame will be superimposed on the preceding frame to merge the frames into one picture. MENU 1 2 > [Playback] > [Light Composition] Press 2/1 to select the 4K picture series files and then [MENU/SET]. Choose the merging method, and then press [MENU/SET].
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10. Using Menu Functions [Sequence Composition] This item allows you to select multiple frames from a 4K picture series file to create a sequence composition of a moving subject into one picture. MENU 1 2 > [Playback] > [Sequence Composition] Press 2/1 to select the 4K picture series files and then [MENU/SET]. Select frames to merge. Select the frames so that the moving subject will not overlap on the preceding or subsequent frames.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Clear Retouch] • [Clear Retouch] is a setting to be used through touch operations and automatically enables touch operation. MENU 1 2 > [Playback] > [Clear Retouch] Press 2/1 to select a picture, and then [MENU/SET]. Drag your finger over the part you want to delete. • The parts to be erased are colored. • To return the colored part back to its previous state, touch [Undo]. 5(029( 6&$/,1* 8QGR 6HW Erasing details (enlarging the display) 1 Touch [SCALING].
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10. Using Menu Functions [Text Stamp] This item allows you to stamp recording information on recorded images. LISA MENU 1 2 3 4 > [Playback] > [Text Stamp] Select the picture. (>205) • [‘] appears on screen if the picture is stamped with text. Press 3/4 to select [Set], and then [MENU/SET]. [Shooting Date] Stamps the recording date. [Name] [ ] (Face Recognition): The name registered in [Face Recog.] will be stamped. [ ] (Baby/Pet): The name registered in [Profile Setup] will be stamped.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Resize] This item allows you to reduce the resolution of pictures facilitating easy posting to web pages, attachment to e-mail etc. MENU > [Playback] > [Resize] Select the picture and resolution. [Single] setting 1 Press 2/1 to select the picture, and then [MENU/ SET]. 2 Press 3/4 to select the resolution, and then [MENU/SET]. 4:3 4:3 4:3 L 17 M 8.5 S 4 6HW [Multi] setting 1 Press 3/4 to select the resolution, and then [MENU/SET].
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10. Using Menu Functions [Cropping] This item allows you to enlarge and then clip the important part of the recorded picture. MENU 1 2 > [Playback] > [Cropping] Press 2/1 to select the picture, and then [MENU/SET]. Select the parts to be cropped. Button operation Touch operation Description of operation Enlarges the picture Reduces the picture 3/4/2/1 3 Drag Moves the enlarged area Press [MENU/SET]. • The picture quality of the cropped picture will deteriorate.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Rotate] (The picture is rotated manually.) This item allows you to rotate pictures manually in 90o steps. • The [Rotate] function is disabled when [Rotate Disp.] is set to [OFF]. MENU 1 2 > [Playback] > [Rotate] Press 2/1 to select the picture and then [MENU/SET]. Select the rotation direction. [ ]: The picture rotates clockwise in steps of 90o. [ ]: The picture rotates counter-clockwise in steps of 90o.
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10. Using Menu Functions [Time Lapse Video] This function allows you to create a video from a picture group recorded with [Time Lapse Shot]. MENU 1 2 > [Playback] > [Time Lapse Video] Select the [Time Lapse Shot] picture group with 2/1, and then press [MENU/ SET]. Create a video by selecting the methods for creating it. • Refer to (>134) for details. [Stop Motion Video] This item allows you to create a video from group pictures taken with [Stop Motion Animation].
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10. Using Menu Functions [Picture Sort] This item allows you to set the order in which the camera displays images during playback. MENU > [Playback] > [Picture Sort] [FILE NAME] Displays images by folder name/file name. This display format allows you to locate images in the card easily. [DATE/TIME] Displays images by recording date. If the card contains pictures taken with more than one camera, this display format is convenient for looking for images.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Wi-Fi function/Bluetooth function ∫ Before Use • Set the clock. (>31) • To use the Wi-Fi function on the camera, a wireless access point or a destination device equipped with the wireless LAN function is required.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function ∫ Operations that can be performed by pressing [Wi-Fi] When the camera is not connected to Wi-Fi, press [Wi-Fi]. The camera will then be ready to be connected to the smartphone. You can connect the camera directly to the smartphone. (>230) • When the camera is ready, you may find it convenient to press [DISP] to access History, which stores previous connections, and connect quickly.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Connecting to a smartphone You can remote control the camera using a smartphone. The “Leica FOTOS” app must be installed on your smartphone. Installing the smartphone/tablet “Leica FOTOS” app The “Leica FOTOS” app is an application provided by Leica Camera AG that allows your smartphone to perform the following operations of a Wi-Fi-compatible Leica compact digital camera. For Android™ apps For iOS apps Supported OS Android 6.0 or later (Android 6.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Connecting the camera to a smartphone compatible with Bluetooth Low Energy You can connect the camera to a smartphone via a Bluetooth connection. • Supported smartphones Android: iOS: Android 5.0 or higher equipped with Bluetooth 4.0 or higher (excluding those that do not support Bluetooth low energy) iOS 9.0 or higher (excluding the iPad 2) ∫ Connecting for the first time Pairing needs to be set up only for the first connection.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function 7 Start the “Leica FOTOS” app. • The paired smartphone will be registered as a paired device after connected via Wi-Fi. ∫ Connecting to the paired smartphone (connecting for the second and subsequent times) (On the camera) MENU > [Setup] > [Bluetooth] > [Bluetooth] > [ON] (On your smartphone) 1 2 3 4 Start the “Leica FOTOS” app. • If a message is displayed indicating that the smartphone is searching for cameras, close the message. Select [Bluetooth].
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Connecting the camera to a smartphone that does not support for Bluetooth Low Energy Connect to a smartphone via Wi-Fi. • You can also connect via Wi-Fi to a smartphone that supports Bluetooth Low Energy by following the same steps. Using a password to set up a connection When [Wi-Fi Password] is set to [ON], you can enhance security by using manual entry or a QR code for password authentication. ([Wi-Fi Password] is set to [ON] at the time of purchase.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function ∫ Manually entering a password to set up a connection (On the camera) MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Function] > [New Connection] > [Remote Shooting & View] A SSID and password B QR code • The information (QR Code, SSID and Password) required for directly connecting your smartphone to this camera is displayed. • You can also display the information by pressing [Wi-Fi] on the camera.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Connecting without using the password You can easily establish a Wi-Fi connection on this camera without entering a password on your smartphone. Preparation On the camera, set [Wi-Fi Password] to [OFF]. (>253) (On the camera) MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Function] > [New Connection] > [Remote Shooting & View] A SSID • The information required for directly connecting your smartphone to this camera (SSID) is displayed.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Changing the Wi-Fi connection method To change the connection method, follow the steps below: MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Function] > [New Connection] > [Remote Shooting & View] > [DISP] button > [DISP] button > [New Connection] > [Remote Shooting & View] > [DISP] button or Wi-Fi ∫ When connecting via a wireless access point ([Via Network]): (On the camera) 1 Select [Via Network].
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Terminating the Wi-Fi connection 1 2 Set the camera to Recording mode. • Press the shutter button halfway to return to recording mode. Select the camera’s menu items to terminate the Wi-Fi connection. MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Function] > [Yes] • You can also terminate the connection by pressing [Wi-Fi] on the camera. 3 On the smartphone, close the “Leica FOTOS” app.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Operating the Camera with a Smartphone ∫ Required wireless connectivity mode The wireless connectivity mode required varies depending on the function to be used after connecting to a smartphone. Wireless connectivity required Bluetooth Support for Bluetooth low energy Indicates that the function can be used with smartphones that support Bluetooth Low Energy. Wi-Fi Indicates that the function can be used with smartphones that do not support Bluetooth Low Energy.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function ∫ Turning off the camera with the smartphone 1 Select [ ]. 2 Select [ OFF]. • When [Remote Wakeup] is set to [ON], the Bluetooth function continues to operate even after the camera is turned off, thus causing the battery to drain. Taking images via a smartphone (remote recording) Wireless connectivity required: Wi-Fi 1 2 Connect to a smartphone. (>225) Operate the smartphone.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function ∫ Setting the higher priority between the camera and smartphone to perform operations MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Setup] > [Priority of Remote Device] [Camera] Allows you to perform operations with both the camera and the smartphone. • The camera’s dial settings, etc. cannot be changed with the smartphone. [Smartphone] Allows you to perform operations only with the smartphone. • The camera’s dial settings, etc. can be changed with the smartphone.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Operating the shutter button with a smartphone via a Bluetooth connection alone Wireless connectivity required: Bluetooth 1 2 Make a Bluetooth connection to the smartphone. (>226) Operate the smartphone. 1 Select [ ]. 2 Select [Shutter Remote Control]. 3 Take pictures. • [Shutter Remote Control] is available when the camera on/off switch is set to [ON]. • The monitor screen image of the camera is not available on the smartphone.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function ∫ Reducing the time to recover from [Sleep Mode] Select the smartphone function to be used as a priority function when waking the camera from [Sleep Mode] with a smartphone. Preparation: Set [Bluetooth] and [Remote Wakeup] to [ON]. (>233) MENU > [Setup] > [Bluetooth] > [Returning from Sleep Mode] [Remote / Transfer Priority] Shortens the time required to wake the camera with [Remote operation] or [Transfer image].
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Playing back/saving images stored on the camera, or uploading them on social media sites Wireless connectivity required: Wi-Fi 1 2 Connect to a smartphone. (>225) Operate the smartphone. If the camera is already connected to the smartphone via Bluetooth, select [ ]→ [Remote operation]. (iOS devices) Depending on the connection status of the smartphone, you may need to change the connected device on the Wi-Fi setup screen.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Transferring recorded images to a smartphone automatically Wireless connectivity required: Bluetooth Wi-Fi The camera automatically transfers recorded images to a Bluetooth-connected smartphone via Wi-Fi. 1 2 Make a Bluetooth connection to the smartphone. (>226) Select the camera’s menu.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function • When [Auto Transfer] is set to [ON], [Wi-Fi Function] in [Wi-Fi] in the [Setup] menu cannot be used. • If the camera turns off during image transfer and the file transfer is canceled, it will resend the files as soon as it is turned on again. – You may not be able to resend the files that did not get delivered if there is a change in their storage status. For example, if you replace the card before turning on the camera again, the files may not be resent.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Writing location information of a smartphone on a recorded image Wireless connectivity required: Bluetooth The smartphone sends its location information to the camera via Bluetooth, and the camera performs recording while writing the acquired location information. GPS A The smartphone acquires location information. B The smartphone sends the location information. C The camera performs recording while writing the location information.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Synchronizing the camera’s clock with a smartphone Wireless connectivity required: Bluetooth Synchronize the [Clock Set] setting and the [Home] or [Destination] setting in [World Time], which are all located in the [Setup] menu of the camera, with the corresponding settings of a smartphone. 1 2 Make a Bluetooth connection to the smartphone. (>226) Select the camera’s menu.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Sending Images When sending pictures, first select [New Connection], then select the method of sending pictures. MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Function] > [New Connection] > [Send Images While Recording] or [Send Images Stored in the Camera] ∫ Images that can be sent JPEG RAW¢2 MP4¢1, 3 4K Picture Series File¢1 Images recorded with the Post Focus function¢1 ± ± ± — ¢1 Sending by [Send Images While Recording] is not available.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Preparations: • Install the “Leica FOTOS” app in advance. (>225) 1 Select the menu item. MENU 2 > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Function] > [New Connection] > [Send Images While Recording] or [Send Images Stored in the Camera] Select [Via Network] or [Direct], and connect. (>247, 250) (On your smartphone) When connecting with [Via Network]: 1 Turn on the Wi-Fi function. 2 Select the wireless access point. 3 Start the “Leica FOTOS” app.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function ∫ Sending pictures while recording A picture can be automatically sent to a specified device every time you take one. • While sending a file, [ ] is displayed on the recording screen. • Set the menu to terminate the connection. MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Function] > [Yes] • You cannot change the sending settings while sending pictures. 55 • Since the camera gives priority to recording, sending may take longer during the recording.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function ∫ Changing the settings for sending images After the connection is established, you can change the send settings by pressing [DISP]. [Size] Resize the image to send. [Original]/[Auto]/[Change] ([M], [S] or [VGA]) • You can set this to [Auto] if the destination is [Web service]. It changes the resolution according to the status of the destination.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function About Wi-Fi Connections The following types of connections are available. MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Function] This makes a connection after a Wi-Fi function and sending destination is selected. When a screen similar to the one below is displayed, select the connection method. Wireless access point [New Connection] • [Via Network] (>248): Makes a connection via a wireless access point. • [Direct] (>250): Connects your device and the camera directly.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Connecting via a wireless access point ([Via Network]) Select a connection method to the wireless access point. For saving a push button type wireless access point that is compatible with Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ with a WPS mark. [WPS (Push-Button)] e.g.: Press the wireless access point WPS button until it switches to WPS mode. For registering a PIN code type wireless access point with a WPS mark that supports Wi-Fi Protected Setup.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function If you are not sure about the WPS compatibility ([From List]) Search for available wireless access points. • Confirm the encryption key of the wireless access point if the network authentication is encrypted. 1 2 Select the wireless access point. • To search for wireless access points again, press [DISP]. • If no wireless access point is found, refer to “When connecting with [Manual Input]” on (>249).
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Connecting the camera and another device directly ([Direct]) [WPS (Push-Button)] 1 2 On the camera, select [WPS (Push-Button)]. Set the device to WPS mode. • You can wait longer for a connection by pressing [DISP] on this camera. [WPS Connection] [WPS (PIN code)] 1 2 On the camera, select [WPS (PIN code)]. Enter the PIN code of the device into this camera. Enter the SSID and password displayed on the camera.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function Connecting quickly with the same settings as the previous ones ([Select a destination from History]/[Select a destination from Favorite]) Wi-Fi connection history is saved in History when the Wi-Fi function is used. Connecting from History allows you to easily connect with the same Wi-Fi settings as used previously. • If the settings of the device to connect to have been changed, it may not be possible to connect to the device. 1 Select the menu item.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function ∫ Editing items registered in Favorites 1 Select the menu item. MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Function] > [Select a destination from Favorite] 2 Select the Favorites item you wish to edit and press 1. [Remove from Favorite] [Change the Order in Favorite] [Change the Registered Name] — Select the destination.
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11. Using the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth function [Wi-Fi Setup] Menu The items in this menu section serve to configure the settings required for the Wi-Fi function. The settings cannot be changed when connected to Wi-Fi. MENU > [Setup] > [Wi-Fi] > [Wi-Fi Setup] [Priority of Remote Device] This item allows setting the higher priority between the camera and smartphone to perform operations during remote recording.
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12. Connecting to other equipment Watching/Saving 4K Videos on an External Device Watching videos in 4K ∫ Playing Back on a TV Screen You can enjoy finely-detailed 4K videos by connecting the camera and a TV that supports 4K video and playing back 4K videos recorded with the camera. Although the output resolution will be lower, you can also play them back by connecting to a device that does not support 4K video, such as a high-definition TV.
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12. Connecting to other equipment Playing Back on a TV Preparations: Turn off the camera and the TV. 1 Connect the camera and the TV with an HDMI micro cable. • Check the plugs orientations and insert them straight. (If they are inserted in the wrong direction, the plug and socket pins could be bent and cause faulty operation.) Also, do not insert into the wrong socket. Doing so may damage the camera.
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12. Connecting to other equipment Using HDTV Link (HDMI) What is the HDTV Link (HDMI) (HDAVI Control™)? • HDTV Link is a function that automatically links this camera to HDTV compatible devices via HDMI micro cables for enabling easy operation with the HDTV remote control. (Some operations are not available.) • HDTV Link (HDMI) is an exclusive function added to the industry-standard HDMI control functions known as HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control).
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12. Connecting to other equipment Copying the Recorded Image Data to a Computer With card readers (external) • Some computers can read directly from the card taken from the camera, others require the use of an external card reader. For details, refer to the instructions of the respective devices. • If the computer being used does not support SDXC Memory Cards, a message prompting you to format may appear. (Doing so would cause all recorded image data to be erased, so make sure to select [NO].
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12. Connecting to other equipment Transferring images to a computer Preparations: • Turn on the camera and computer. 1 Connect the computer and camera with the USB cable. • Turn on the camera and your computer before connecting. • Check the plugs orientations and insert them straight. (If they are inserted in the wrong direction, the plug and socket pins could be bent and cause faulty operation.) Also, do not insert into the wrong socket. Doing so may damage the camera.
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12. Connecting to other equipment ∫ Copying to your computer without using software You can drag and drop the folders and files containing the images you want to transfer into separate folders on your computer to save them. • The content (folder structure) on the card of this camera is as follows. For Windows: A drive ([LEICA]) is displayed in [Computer] For Mac: A drive ([LEICA]) is displayed on the desktop • Card DCIM 100XXXXX LXXX0001.JPG LXXX0002.
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12. Connecting to other equipment Saving Pictures and Videos on a Recorder You can connect the camera to an accordingly equipped Blu-ray disc or DVD recorder and store pictures and videos on it. 1 Connect the recorder and camera with the USB cable. • Before connecting, turn on the camera and the recorder. • Check the plugs orientations and insert them straight. (If they are inserted in the wrong direction, the plug and socket pins could be bent and cause faulty operation.
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12. Connecting to other equipment Printing Pictures You can directly connect the camera to a PictBridge-supported printer for printing. Preparations: • Perform the print quality and other settings at the printer before printing the pictures. • Turn on the camera and the printer. 1 Connect the printer and camera with the USB cable. • Check the plugs orientations and insert them straight. (If they are inserted in the wrong direction, the plug and socket pins could be bent and cause faulty operation.
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12. Connecting to other equipment Selecting multiple pictures and printing them 1 2 3 Press 3 to select the multiple printing setting in step 3 of “Printing Pictures” (>261). Press 3/4 to select an item and then [MENU/SET]. [Multi Select] Multiple pictures are printed at one time. • Press 3/4/2/1 to select the pictures and then [MENU/SET]. (Press [MENU/SET] again to cancel the setting.) • After the pictures have been selected, press [DISP]. [Select All] Prints all the stored pictures.
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12. Connecting to other equipment ∫ Making print settings on the camera Setting options include the number of printed pictures and their size. Make settings before selecting [Print start]. [Print with Date] [ON]/[OFF] [Num.of prints] Sets number of pictures (up to 999 pictures). [Paper Size] Sets the print size. [Page Layout] Sets whether or not to add borders and how many pictures to be printed on each sheet of paper.
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13. Others Monitor Display/Viewfinder Display Display example: When [ ] (monitor style) is set and the monitor display is in use • The information displayed, such as histograms, magnifications, and numeric values, are only for the purpose of reference. In recording 60p  4:3 L BKT AFS  ラュン  Fn6 Fn7 MINI Fn8 Fn9 OFF  AEL  BKT 1.
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13. Others In playback 4:3  A› L 1/98 3  Quality (>168) Battery status (>23) SLF 1/98 Picture number/Total pictures Connected to Wi-Fi   F1.
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13. Others In playback Detailed information display 1/5 AFS 4:3 L STD.    ISO 200 F1.7 Histogram display G 5500  0 ISO 200 100-0001 0 60 B 10:00 1.DEC.2018 Y F1.7 60 10:00 1.DEC.2018 100-0001 Photo style, Highlight shadow display White balance display 3/5 ISO 200 F1.7 2/5 R s RGB 5500K 0 ISO 200 F1.7 60 10:00 1.DEC.2018 0 60 10:00 1.DEC.2018 100-0001 4/5 G A B M 100-0001 Lens information display 5/5 ISO 200 F1.7 0 60 10:00 1.DEC.
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13. Others Message Displays The following explains the meaning of major messages displayed on the screen, and how to respond to them. ∫ Memory cards [Memory Card Error]/[Format this card?] • Insert a different card. • Perform formatting (>28) in this camera after saving necessary data on a computer, etc. [Read Error]/[Write Error]/[Please check the card] Remove the card after turning the camera off. Insert the card again, turn the camera on, and try to read or write the data again.
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13. Others ∫ Wi-Fi function [Failed to connect wireless access point]/[Connection failed]/[No destination found] • The wireless access point information set on the camera is wrong. Check the authentication type, encryption type, and encryption key. (>249) • It may not be possible to connect to a wireless access point depending on the transmission condition of other devices. Check the status of other devices that are connected to the wireless access point and devices that use the 2.4 GHz frequency.
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13. Others Troubleshooting First, try out the following procedures (>272 to 280). If the problem cannot be resolved, it may help to select [Reset] (>203) on the [Setup] menu. Recording stops before finishing. Recording is not possible. Some functions are not available. • When the ambient temperature is high or a video is recorded for an extended time, the camera’s temperature will rise. In that case, the camera may display [ ] and then stop the recording or temporarily disable the functions below.
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13. Others Recording Flicker or horizontal stripes may appear under lighting such as a fluorescent or LED lighting fixtures. • This is characteristic of MOS sensors like the one in this camera. This is not a malfunction. • When using the electronic shutter (>176), lowering the shutter speed may reduce the effect of the horizontal stripes.
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13. Others The recorded picture is blurred. The Image Stabilizer is not effective. • The shutter speed will become slower and the Image Stabilizer function may not work properly when taking pictures especially in dark places. > We recommend using a tripod and the self-timer when taking pictures with a slow shutter speed. The recorded picture looks 'grainy'. Noise appears on the picture. • Decrease the ISO sensitivity.
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13. Others Videos Recording videos is not possible. • You may not be able to record for a short while after turning the camera on when using a large capacity card. Video recording stops in the middle. • Video recording requires cards with speed class ratings that support particular types of recording. Be sure to use a card of the recommended speed class. (>27) Sometimes focus adjustment with Autofocus mode is difficult while recording 4K videos.
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13. Others Monitor/Viewfinder The monitor/viewfinder turns off although the camera is turned on. • If no operations are performed during the set time period, [Auto EVF/Monitor Off] (>198) is activated, and the monitor/viewfinder turns off. • When an object or your hand is positioned near the eye sensor, the monitor display may switch to the viewfinder display. The monitor/viewfinder image may flicker for an instant or the brightness of the screen may change significantly for an instant.
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13. Others Wi-Fi function A Wi-Fi connection cannot be established. Transmission is interrupted. The wireless access point is not displayed. ∫ General tips for using a Wi-Fi connection • Use within the communication range of the device to be connected. • Is any device, such as microwave oven, cordless phone, etc., that uses 2.4 GHz frequency operated nearby? > Transmission may get interrupted when used simultaneously. Use them sufficiently away from the device.
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13. Others Transmission of the image fails midway. Some images cannot be transmitted. • Is the file size of the image too large? > Transmit after dividing the video with [Video Divide] (>219). > Reduce the resolution at [Size] (>246), and then send. • It may take longer transmit when the distance to the wireless access point is greater. > Transmit closer to the wireless access point. • The file formats of videos that can be sent differ depending on the destination.
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13. Others TV, computer and printer No image on the TV. The TV screen is blurred or not colored. • Is the camera connected to the TV correctly? (>255) > Set the input selector of the TV to HDMI. HDTV Link does not work. • Is the [HDTV Link] on this camera set to [ON]? (>201) > Check the HDTV Link setting on the connected device. > Turn the camera off and on. Cannot communicate with the computer. • Set to [PC(Storage)] in [USB Mode]. (>200, 258) • Turn the camera off and on.
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13. Others Others The lens makes a clicking noise. • It is a sound of lens movement or aperture operation when the camera is turned on or off. This is not a malfunction. • This is the sound of automatic aperture adjustment, which occurs when a zoom operation, etc, causes the brightness to change. It is not a malfunction. Zooming stops instantaneously. • When using the Extra optical zoom, the zooming action will stop temporarily. This is not a malfunction.
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13. Others Usage Cautions and Notes When in use Keep the camera as far away as possible from electromagnetic equipment (such as microwave ovens, TVs, video games etc.). • If you use the camera on top of or near a TV, the pictures and/or sound may be disrupted by electromagnetic fields. • Do not use the camera near cell phones because doing so may result in noise adversely affecting the pictures and/or sound.
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13. Others Cleaning Before cleaning the camera, remove the battery, and/or disconnect the power plug from the outlet. Then wipe the camera with a dry, soft cloth. • When the camera is soiled badly, it can be cleaned by wiping the dirt off with a wrung wet cloth, and then with a dry cloth. • Do not use solvents such as benzine, thinner, alcohol, kitchen detergents, etc., to clean the camera, since it may damage the external casing or the coating may peel off.
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13. Others About the Lens • Do not exert excessive force on the lens. • Images may appear slightly white if the front lens is dirty (fingerprints, etc.). Turn the camera on, hold the extended lens barrel with your fingers, and gently wipe the front lens surface with a soft, dry cloth. • Do not leave the camera with the lens facing the sun, as light rays from the sun may cause it to malfunction. Also, be careful when placing the camera outside or near a window.
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13. Others Charger/AC adapter • Keep at least 1m (3′ 3″) away from AM radios (may cause radio interference). • The charger/AC adapter may generate whirring sounds when it is being used. This is not a malfunction. • After use, be sure to disconnect the power supply device from the electrical outlet. (A very small amount of current is consumed if it is left connected.
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13. Others About the personal information We recommend that you enable [Wi-Fi Password] and [Wi-Fi Function Lock] to protect personal information. (>253) If a name or birthday is set for [Profile Setup]/Face Recognition function, this personal information is kept in the camera and recorded in the image. Be sure to pay special attention to the privacy, i.e. personal rights, etc.
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13. Others Wi-Fi function ∫ Use of the camera as a wireless LAN device When using equipment or computer systems that require more reliable security than wireless LAN devices, ensure that the appropriate measures are taken for safety designs and defects for the systems used. Leica Camera AG will not take any responsibility for any damage that arises when using the camera for any purpose other than as a wireless LAN device.
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13. Others • The SDXC Logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC. • The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc. in the United States and other countries. • Dolby, Dolby Audio, and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. • Leica is a registered trademark of Leica Microsystems IR GmbH. • Summilux is a registered trademark of Leica Camera AG.
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13. Others This product is licensed under the AVC Patent Portfolio License for the personal use of a consumer or other uses in which it does not receive remuneration to (i) encode video in compliance with the AVC Standard (“AVC Video”) and/or (ii) decode AVC Video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a personal activity and/or was obtained from a video provider licensed to provide AVC Video. No license is granted or shall be implied for any other use.
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13. Others Leica Service Addresses Leica Product Support The Leica Product Support department can provide you with answers to any technical questions relating to Leica products, including software supplied, either in writing, on the telephone or by e-mail. It is also the contact point for purchasing advice and to order instructions. Alternatively, you can send us your questions using the contact form on the Leica Camera AG homepage.
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