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Programmed automatic exposure

For fast, fully automatic photography. In this mode, exposure is controlled by automatic setting of shutter speed and aperture.

To set this mode, turn both dials to their A positions.

• The mode is indicated by P (2.1.1).

To take a picture with this mode

1.Press the shutter release button (1.8) to its pressure point.

The shutter speed (2.1.17) and aperture (2.1.20) appear in white.

In addition, the indication of the possibility to use the program shift func-

tion also appears (2.1.15, see next section).

If even the fully opened or closed aperture in conjunction with the slow- est or fastest shutter speed would result in under- or overexposure, both values turn red as an indication.

If the automatically set pair of values seems appropriate for the intended com- position:

2. Press the shutter release button all the way down to take the photograph.

If not, you can change the pair of values before pressing the shutter release button:

Shifting program mode

Shifting the program mode curve combines the reliability and speed of fully automatic exposure control with the possibility of being able at any time to vary the speed/aperture combination selected by the camera according to your ideas.

This is done with the setting ring (1.22). For example, if you are taking sports photographs and prefer to use fast speeds, turn it to the left (anticlockwise). If, on the other hand, you would rather have a large depth of field (small aperture) and accept the associated slower speeds that are necessary, then turn it to the right (clockwise) (e.g. for landscape photography).

The overall exposure, i.e. the brightness of the image, remains unchanged. The shift range is limited in order to keep a correct exposure.

Whenever a value pair is changed by shifting, there are two indications, an asterisk next to the values (2.1.16) and a symbol representing the setting ring (2.1.15). This allows the automatic default pair of values can be recog- nized at any time.

When exposure metering is switched off automatically after 12s, the pro- gram shift is defaulted, i.e. reset to the values suggested by the camera.

Program shift is also defaulted after taking a picture, thus preventing ac- cidental use.

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Contents Leica 11c 11b 11a 32a 38a FCC Caution FCC Note U. S. onlyTrade Name Model NoLeica Foreword Battery case Order noScope of delivery USB cord Order no Leather carrying strap Lens capDisposal of electrical and electronic equipment Legal notesTable of contents Accessories Review modePrecautions and care instructions Flash photographyDesignation of parts Flashing Focusing not possibleTop view Hole for locking pinBottom view View from the right door openCharger Displays Record modeIndication that internal memory is used to store images Seconds delay Enlarged central section of the imageSpot autofocus metering field Indication of shifted pair of valuesWhite balance Recording modeReview mode Menu items Explanation Menu itemsQuick guide DETAILEd INSTrUCTIoNS ATTAChINg ThE CArryINg STrAp ChArgINg ThE bATTEryFirst aid Battery can only be charged outside the camera Preparing the charger C Inserting the battery into the chargerTo attach the plug To remove a plug, simultaneouslyTurn off the camera see also p with the main switch INSErTINg ANd rEmovINg ThE bATTEry MEmory CArdOpening the battery / memory card door Inserting and removing the batteryCharge level displays 101First Inserting and removing the memory card 102103 Closing the battery / memory card door104 MoST ImporTANT SETTINgS / CoNTroLSSelecting the record and review modes 105Review for unlimited time Play Automatic review of the last picture 106ShUTTEr rELEASE bUTToN 107108 CoNFIrmINg a SETTINg SELECTINg a SETTINg / a vALUE in a SUbmENU109 CALLINg Up a mENU ITEm’S SUbmENUExiting the menu 110ISO 1.13 for Sensitivity WB 1.14 for White balance 111Date can be set anywhere between 2009 Basic camera settings Menu language112 Date113 Automatic stand-by modeFor shutter sounds Switching the display sets Monitor and electronic viewfinder settingsSequences Record mode 114115 Fixed presets Jpeg resolution116 File format / compression rateDirect color temperature setting Manual setting by meteringFine-tuning white balance settings 117ISO sensitivity 118Color rendition 119Selecting the mode Focusing120 121 Automatic distance setting / AutofocusAF Assist Lamp 122 Area modeAF metering modes 123 Spot modeManual focusing Face detection mode124 Manual focus assist function 125126 Center-weighted meteringExposure metering and control Exposure metering modes Multi-field meteringHistogram 127Exposure control As an indication, 2.1.15 appears additionally128 Shifting program modeProgrammed automatic exposure Tion also appears 2.1.15, see next sectionAperture priority mode Speed priority mode129 Procedure Manual mode130 Sure value in increments of 1/3 EVExposure compensation 131Corresponding sub-menu appears Automatic exposure bracketing 132133 Flash modes 134Automatic flash activation Manual flash activation 135Manual flash and pre-flash activation Automatic flash activation with slower shutter speeds136 Studio modeFlash range Sensitivity Maximum flash range1137 Using external Flash unitsFlash exposure compensation Setting Additional Functions Self-timer138 OperationFormatting the memory card 139Working color space 140Creating new folder numbers 141 142 Review mode Selecting review modesSELECTINg pICTUrES 143Picture and file numbers change accordingly ENLArgINg ThE pICTUrE SImULTANEoUS rEvIEw oF 16 pICTUrESSELECTINg ThE TrImmINg 144Deleting single pictures 145This is protected appears for a short time Deleting all pictures 146ProTECTINg/UNproTECTINg pICTUrES Protection switch to the position marked Lock see p Tures using the left and right direction buttons 1.24/1.27147 Protected picture is indicated by the lock display148 Connecting / Playing back picturesReview of Portrait-format pictures Playback with Hdmi equipmentTransferring data to a computer 149Apple Macintosh Mac OS X 10.4 and higher With Mac operating systems150 Installing Adobe Photoshop LightroomWorking with DNG raw data 151 Installing firmware updatesSystem requirements 152 153 Replacement parts Order noHandgrip Flash units154 General precautionsMonitor 155 156 Batteries have only a limited service lifeFor the charger For memory cardsStorage 157158 Technical dataStorage media SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Cards, MultiMedia Cards Internal buffer memory approx MB159 Self-timerDelay optionally 2 or 12sMonitor 2,7 TFT LCD with 230,000 pixels Displays see p160 Leica Information ServiceLeica Akademie Leica Customer Care