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Aspect ratio

Picture size		4.5M		EZ	(2560×1712 pixels)							2.5M			EZ	(2048×1360 pixels)
Quality						G			H								G		H
Quality			TIFF			G			H				TIFF				G		H

16 MB	1					6			12		1					10		19
32 MB	2					13			27		3					21		41
64 MB	4					28			55		6					44		84
128 MB	8					57			110		14					89		170
256 MB	17					110			210		27					170		330
512 MB	34					220			430		54					340		650
1 GB	69					440			860		105					680		1310
2 GB	140					890			1700		210					1360		2560

Aspect ratio										h
Picture size			6M (2880×2160 pixels)									4M		EZ		(2304×1728 pixels)
Quality					G			H									G		H
Quality		TIFF			G			H	RAW				TIFF				G		H

16 MB	0			4			9		0		1					7		14
32 MB	1			9			19		1		2					15		29
64 MB	3			20			39		3		4					31		60
128 MB	6			40			79		6		9					62		120
256 MB	12			79			155		13		19					120		230
512 MB	24			155			300		26		38					240		470
1 GB	48			310			610		53		76					480		940
2 GB	98			630			1220		105		150					970		1860

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Leica D-Lux 2 manual Aspect ratio Picture size

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.

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Page Dear Customer Information for Your Safety Leica LUX2 FCC Note U.S. onlyLeica LUX2 Figure a Only for Great Britain Digital Camera Is fogged up About the Lens For business users in the European Union If you will not be using the camera for Long time About illustrations in these operating instructions About These Operating InstructionsAbout illustrations of the cursor button and the joystick Contents Others Connecting to a PC or PrinterScope of delivery Playback advanced 9 10 Names of the Components 18 19 2728 Turn the camera on to take pictures Charge the battery. P13Insert the battery and the card. P15 Quick Guide Detach the battery Charging the Battery with the Charger About the Battery Inserting/Removing the Battery Inserting/Removing the Card SD Memory Card supplied and MultiMediaCard Access to the cardAbout the Card About handling a card Approximate number of recordable pictures and the size Aspect ratio Picture size Tiff Pass the strap through the hole at the Strap Eyelet Attaching the Lens Cap/StrapAttach the lens cap Set date and time Setting Date/Time Clock SetInitial setting Select D/M/Y, M/D/Y or Y/M/D Setup Menu Menu Functions 5POWER Save 1 MIN./2 MIN./5 MIN./10 MINXMF Assist 4USB Mode 9VOLUME2NO.RESET Reset OFF Xvideo OUTPAL TV Aspect About the LCD Monitor Playback mode P49Selecting the screen to be used With highlight display Recording guide lineHighlight display No highlight display Example of histogram Histogram Taking Pictures Mode DialProgramme AE mode P31 Auto mode P35 Programme AE Take a picture Correct posture for taking good Pictures Focusing Format detection function Jitter camera shakeExposure Example of Programme shift Programme shift Select the desired item and set the desired value Taking Pictures in Auto ModeSettings in Auto mode Zoom P78 Other Settings in Auto mode COL.EFFECT Video OUT TV Aspect Press r Checking the Recorded Picture Review To further increase the zoom Using the Optical ZoomTo make subjects appear further away use Wide Tele Optical zoom is set to Wide 1× when the camera is turned on To close the flash Press the flash until it clicks Taking Pictures using the Built-in FlashSwitching to the appropriate flash setting To open the flash Forced on Auto ISO80 Available flash settings by recording mode Discoloured by its heat and lighting Do not stare at the photo flash fromClose proximity If you bring the flash too close to Switch the self-timer setting Taking Pictures with the Self-timerFocus on the subject to take the picture Over exposed Compensating the ExposureProperly Exposed Under exposed Taking Pictures using Auto Bracket MODE1 Optical Image Stabilizer StabilizerMODE2 Number of pictures recorded in burst mode Taking Pictures using Burst Mode Select the picture Playing Back Pictures 16/25 Pictures Multi Playback Switch to multi screenSelect the pictures To delete a picture during the playback zoom Using the Playback Zoom Select the pictures to be deleted Deleting PicturesSelect the picture to be deleted Select Multi Delete To delete all pictures Delete the picturesSelect ALL Delete Delete all of the pictures Aperture-priority AE Using the Mode DialSet the aperture value and take the picture Set the shutter speed and take the picture Shutter-priority AE Manual Exposure Assistance Manual exposureSet the aperture value and the shutter speed Press the shutter button halfway Recording pictures advanced Shutter-priority AE Aperture Value and Shutter Speed Aperture-priority AE Select PICT.MODE Motion picture modePress the shutter button fully to start the recording Card Available recording time seconds Night Portrait P64 Night Scenery P64 RS Scene modeFireworks P67 Technique for Sports mode Portrait mode Sports mode Food mode Scenery mode Technique for Night scenery mode Technique for Night portrait mode Birthday setting Age display setting Technique for Candle light mode Soft skin mode Candle light mode Technique for Fireworks mode Technique for Party mode Setting the shutter speed Technique for Starry sky mode Technique for Self-portrait mode Self portrait mode AF Assist Lamp P77 Using the REC mode menuMetering Mode P75 Sensitivity P73 Auto White Balance White Balance W.BALANCE About the white balance Setting the White Balance manually White set pAbout the white set Picture Size PICT.SIZE ISO Sensitivity Sensitivity Audio REC Audio DUB Resize Trimming QQuality Quality Audio Recording Audio REC Metering Mode High speed AF H mode AF Mode AF Mode AF Assist Lamp Continuous AF CONT.AF Warm Digital Zoom D.ZOOMColour Effect COL.EFFECT Cool Flip Animation Flip Anim Picture Adjustment PICT.ADJ Select Create Motion Picture Select Flip AnimCapture pictures for flip animation Select Picture Capture Deleting all still pictures used to Create flip animation Select Frame Rate and set the number of framesSelect Create Motion Picture and create a flip animation Playing back created flip animations Select the menu and press to enter Using the Quick setting Taking Pictures with Manual Focus Slide the focus switch to MFTake the picture Technique for Manual focus MF assistancePrefocus AF Lock AF/AE Lock AF Auto focus/AE Auto exposurePress AF/AE Lock button a AF/AE Lock Select AF w with the focus switch AF Macro modeFocus range Setting the aspect ratio Move the zoom lever toward T Shooting with the extra optical zoom To pause Playing Back Pictures with Audio/Motion pictures Using the Play mode menu Duration Playing Back with Slide ShowSelect ALL or Select Start To delete all pictures except those in your favorites list Favorites setting FavoriteSelect on to set it During playback, select ALL Select on to set it Select the direction to rotate the picture Example When rotating clockwise aRotating the Picture Rotate Select the picture to be rotated and set it Select SINGLE, Multi or Cancel Setting the Picture to be To print the date To cancel all settings Select YES to cancel all settings Preventing Accidental Erasure of the Picture Protect Select the picture and set/cancel the protectionSET Stop audio recording Select the picture and start audio recording Resizing the Pictures Resize Select the size and set itSelect the picture and set it Select the picture to trim and set it 100Select YES or no and set it Trimming the Pictures Enlarge or decrease the picture 101Shift the picture and press the shutter button fully to set Move the frame to trim the picture 102Changing the Aspect Ratio Select Or h and set it Initializing the Card Format Clean up the Card Clean UPSelect YES to clean up 103 Playing back pictures with Supplied cable Playing Back Pictures with a TV Screen104 Turn the TV on and select external input Select PC or PictBridge PTP Before Connecting with USB Connection CableSelect USB Mode 105 Windows Connecting to a PC106   Folder Composition Folder numbers are updated whenAbout PictBridge PTP setting 107 108 Connecting to a PictBridge-compliant Printer Single picture Set the print settings109 Select a picture to be printed Dpof picture 110Select Print Start and then print out the picture Select Dpof Picture 111 Setting the date printing with Dpof print in advance 112 Screen DisplayRecording Playback 113 114 Do not bend or drop the card When you go out, bring charged spare batteriesDispose of an unusable battery 115 Message Display This Memory Card is Protected Cancel the card lockPlease Check the Card Data reading error Please Check the Card Data writing error 117 118 Troubleshooting 119 Times 120Flash Conditions Causes Flash is not activated Flash is activated 121 122 123 124 Specifications 125 126 Leica Academy 127 Leica 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