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Leica D-Lux 2 manual 101, Enlarge or decrease the picture

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•The picture quality of the trimmed picture may be deteriorated.

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Leica D-Lux 2 manual 101, Enlarge or decrease the picture, Shift the picture and press the shutter button fully to set

D-Lux 2 specifications

The Leica D-Lux 2 is a compact digital camera that embodies the timeless quality and precision engineering synonymous with the Leica brand. Introduced in the mid-2000s, the D-Lux 2 quickly became popular among photography enthusiasts and professionals for its impressive performance packed within a sleek, portable design.

One of the standout features of the D-Lux 2 is its 10.0-megapixel image sensor, which captures high-resolution images with striking detail and clarity. The camera also boasts a fast Leica DC Vario-Summicron 4.0-5.6/7.4-22.2 mm lens, equivalent to a 28-112 mm focal length in 35mm terms. This lens provides versatility for shooting a wide array of subjects, from landscapes to portraits, while maintaining exceptional optical quality.

The D-Lux 2 incorporates advanced image processing technology, ensuring that photos exhibit vivid colors and excellent sharpness. The camera supports various ISO settings ranging from 80 to 800, enabling users to capture stunning images even in challenging lighting conditions. Additionally, the built-in optical image stabilization helps mitigate motion blur, making it easier to achieve crisp shots, particularly in low-light scenarios.

User-friendly controls and an intuitive interface further enhance the photography experience with the D-Lux 2. The camera features a bright, high-resolution LCD screen that allows for easy framing and composition. Photographers can choose from a range of shooting modes, including manual, aperture priority, and shutter priority, providing flexibility and creative control.

The compact body of the D-Lux 2 makes it an excellent choice for travel and everyday photography. Its durable construction and stylish design reflect the robust build quality that Leica is known for while being lightweight enough to carry in a pocket or small bag.

In terms of connectivity, the D-Lux 2 offers USB and AV output ports, making it simple to transfer images or connect to a TV for immediate viewing. Although it may lack some modern features like wireless connectivity, the camera remains beloved for its classic characteristics.

Overall, the Leica D-Lux 2 is a testament to the brand's commitment to quality, providing photographers with a reliable and stylish tool that delivers outstanding performance in a compact package. Whether capturing memories on a leisurely outing or pursuing artistic endeavors, the D-Lux 2 stands out as an enduring choice in digital photography.

Contents

Page Dear Customer Information for Your SafetyLeica FCC Note U.S. onlyLUX2 Leica LUX2Figure a Only for Great Britain Digital CameraIs fogged up About the LensFor business users in the European Union If you will not be using the camera for Long timeAbout illustrations of the cursor button and the joystick About These Operating InstructionsAbout illustrations in these operating instructions Contents Scope of delivery Connecting to a PC or PrinterPlayback advanced Others9 10 Names of the Components18 19 2728 Insert the battery and the card. P15 Charge the battery. P13Quick Guide Turn the camera on to take picturesDetach the battery Charging the Battery with the ChargerAbout the Battery Inserting/Removing the Battery Inserting/Removing the Card About the Card Access to the cardAbout handling a card SD Memory Card supplied and MultiMediaCardApproximate number of recordable pictures and the size Aspect ratio Picture size Tiff Attach the lens cap Attaching the Lens Cap/StrapPass the strap through the hole at the Strap Eyelet Initial setting Setting Date/Time Clock SetSelect D/M/Y, M/D/Y or Y/M/D Set date and timeSetup Menu XMF Assist 5POWER Save 1 MIN./2 MIN./5 MIN./10 MINMenu Functions 2NO.RESET 9VOLUMEReset 4USB ModePAL Xvideo OUTTV Aspect OFFSelecting the screen to be used Playback mode P49About the LCD Monitor Highlight display Recording guide lineNo highlight display With highlight displayExample of histogram HistogramProgramme AE mode P31 Mode DialAuto mode P35 Taking PicturesProgramme AE Take a pictureCorrect posture for taking good Pictures FocusingExposure Jitter camera shakeFormat detection function Example of Programme shift Programme shiftSettings in Auto mode Taking Pictures in Auto ModeZoom P78 Other Settings in Auto mode Select the desired item and set the desired valueCOL.EFFECT Video OUT TV AspectPress r Checking the Recorded Picture ReviewTo make subjects appear further away use Wide Using the Optical ZoomTele To further increase the zoomOptical zoom is set to Wide 1× when the camera is turned on Switching to the appropriate flash setting Taking Pictures using the Built-in FlashTo open the flash To close the flash Press the flash until it clicksForced on AutoISO80 Available flash settings by recording modeClose proximity Do not stare at the photo flash fromIf you bring the flash too close to Discoloured by its heat and lightingFocus on the subject to take the picture Taking Pictures with the Self-timerSwitch the self-timer setting Properly Exposed Under exposed Compensating the ExposureOver exposed Taking Pictures using Auto Bracket MODE2 Optical Image Stabilizer StabilizerMODE1 Number of pictures recorded in burst mode Taking Pictures using Burst ModeSelect the picture Playing Back PicturesSelect the pictures Switch to multi screen16/25 Pictures Multi Playback To delete a picture during the playback zoom Using the Playback ZoomSelect the picture to be deleted Deleting PicturesSelect Multi Delete Select the pictures to be deletedSelect ALL Delete Delete the picturesDelete all of the pictures To delete all picturesSet the aperture value and take the picture Using the Mode DialAperture-priority AE Set the shutter speed and take the picture Shutter-priority AESet the aperture value and the shutter speed Manual exposurePress the shutter button halfway Manual Exposure AssistanceRecording pictures advanced Shutter-priority AE Aperture Value and Shutter Speed Aperture-priority AEPress the shutter button fully to start the recording Motion picture modeSelect PICT.MODE Card Available recording time secondsFireworks P67 RS Scene modeNight Portrait P64 Night Scenery P64 Technique for Sports mode Portrait mode Sports modeFood mode Scenery mode Technique for Night scenery mode Technique for Night portrait modeBirthday setting Age display settingTechnique for Candle light mode Soft skin mode Candle light modeTechnique for Fireworks mode Technique for Party modeSetting the shutter speed Technique for Starry sky modeTechnique for Self-portrait mode Self portrait modeMetering Mode P75 Using the REC mode menuSensitivity P73 AF Assist Lamp P77Auto White Balance White Balance W.BALANCEAbout the white set Setting the White Balance manually White set pAbout the white balance Picture Size PICT.SIZE ISO Sensitivity SensitivityAudio REC Audio DUB Resize Trimming QQuality QualityAudio Recording Audio REC Metering ModeHigh speed AF H mode AF Mode AF ModeAF Assist Lamp Continuous AF CONT.AFColour Effect COL.EFFECT Digital Zoom D.ZOOMCool WarmFlip Animation Flip Anim Picture Adjustment PICT.ADJCapture pictures for flip animation Select Flip AnimSelect Picture Capture Select Create Motion PictureSelect Create Motion Picture and create a flip animation Select Frame Rate and set the number of framesPlaying back created flip animations Deleting all still pictures used to Create flip animationSelect the menu and press to enter Using the Quick settingTake the picture Slide the focus switch to MFTaking Pictures with Manual Focus Prefocus MF assistanceTechnique for Manual focus Press AF/AE Lock button a AF/AE Lock AF Auto focus/AE Auto exposureAF/AE Lock AF LockFocus range AF Macro modeSelect AF w with the focus switch Setting the aspect ratio Move the zoom lever toward T Shooting with the extra optical zoomTo pause Playing Back Pictures with Audio/Motion picturesUsing the Play mode menu Select ALL or Playing Back with Slide ShowSelect Start DurationSelect on to set it Favorites setting FavoriteDuring playback, select ALL To delete all pictures except those in your favorites listSelect on to set it Rotating the Picture Rotate Example When rotating clockwise aSelect the picture to be rotated and set it Select the direction to rotate the pictureSelect SINGLE, Multi or Cancel Setting the Picture to beTo print the date To cancel all settings Select YES to cancel all settingsSET Select the picture and set/cancel the protectionPreventing Accidental Erasure of the Picture Protect Stop audio recording Select the picture and start audio recordingSelect the picture and set it Select the size and set itResizing the Pictures Resize Select YES or no and set it 100Trimming the Pictures Select the picture to trim and set itShift the picture and press the shutter button fully to set 101Enlarge or decrease the picture Changing the Aspect Ratio 102Select Or h and set it Move the frame to trim the pictureSelect YES to clean up Clean up the Card Clean UP103 Initializing the Card Format104 Playing Back Pictures with a TV ScreenTurn the TV on and select external input Playing back pictures with Supplied cableSelect USB Mode Before Connecting with USB Connection Cable105 Select PC or PictBridge PTP106 Connecting to a PC  WindowsAbout PictBridge PTP setting Folder numbers are updated when107 Folder Composition108 Connecting to a PictBridge-compliant Printer109 Set the print settingsSelect a picture to be printed Single pictureSelect Print Start and then print out the picture 110Select Dpof Picture Dpof picture111 Setting the date printing with Dpof print in advanceRecording Screen Display112 Playback 113114 Dispose of an unusable battery When you go out, bring charged spare batteries115 Do not bend or drop the cardPlease Check the Card Data reading error This Memory Card is Protected Cancel the card lockPlease Check the Card Data writing error Message Display117 118 Troubleshooting119 Flash Conditions Causes Flash is not activated 120Flash is activated Times121 122 123 124 Specifications125 126 Leica Academy127 Leica information service