Leica M Monochrom Anleitung Seite 168

Bright-line frames on a viewfi nder camera must be matched to the
angle of the relevant lens focal lengths. However, the nominal
angles of view change slightly when focusing due to the changing
extension, i.e. the distance between the optical system and the
sensor plane. If the set distance is less than infi nity (and the
extension correspondingly greater), the actual angle of view is
smaller - the lens captures less of the subject. In addition, the
diff erences in the angle of view tend to be greater at longer focal
lengths, as a result of the greater extension.
In the middle of the viewfi nder image is the square range metering
fi eld, which is brighter than the surrounding image fi eld. If the
exposure meter is turned on, the exposure meter LEDs and the
fl ash symbol LED appear at the lower edge of the viewfi nder image.
For more details about setting the dstance and exposure metering,
as well as fl ash mode, refer to the relevant sections on p.
170/174/184.
F 2.8 1/8000 ISO 12500 EV
A
22:45 PM 22.02.2012
All pictures and bright-line frame positions relative to 50mm focal length
A
Bright-line frame
B
Actual image fi eld
Set to 0.7m: The sensor detects approx. one frame width less.
Set to 2m: The sensor detects exactly the image fi eld shown by
the inner edges of the bright-line frame.
Set to infi nity: The sensor detects approx. 1 or 4 (vertical or
horizontal) frame width(s) more.
EN
B
999-9000
INFO
12MP 8234/9999
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