Iso Sensitivity; Color Reproduction / Picture Properties - Leica T Anleitung

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ISO sensitivity

The ISO setting specifi es the possible shutter speed and aperture
combinations at a particular brightness. Higher sensitivities allow
faster shutter speeds and/or smaller apertures (for "freezing" rapid
movements or to increase the depth of fi eld), but this can result in
greater picture noise.
► Select
► Select the required setting in the submenu (i.e.
automatic setting, or one of the eight fi xed settings)
If the ISO function is assigned to the left adjusting dial, it can be
used to directly select the required option.
Within the
AUTO ISO
range to be used (e.g. to control picture noise), and the slowest
shutter speed to be used can also be specifi ed (e.g. to prevent
blurred pictures of moving subjects).
► Select
► Select the
Max. exposure time
► Select the required settings in the
submenus
Maximum ISO
152
AUTO ISO
option, it is possible to limit the sensitivity
and/or
Maximum ISO
Max. exposure time
Color reproduction (FILM MODE) / image properties
One of the many advantages of digital photography is that it is very
easy to change critical properties of a picture.
On the Leica T, you can infl uence color reproduction, contrast,
sharpness and color saturation before taking the picture.
Note:
The functions and settings described in the next section relate
exclusively to pictures in one of the two JPEG formats. If the fi le
for the
format DNG is specifi ed, these settings have no eff ect as in this
case the image data is always saved in its original form.
Color reproduction
For the color reproduction, you can select between
– for highly saturated colors – and
Vivid
saturated colors and a somewhat softer contrast. There are also
two black and white settings
(high contrast).
Contrast
► Select
► Select the required setting in the submenu
submenu
and/or
Standard
– for slightly less
Natural
(natural) and
B&W Natural B&W High
,