Leica SE Instrukcje Operacyjne Pobierz pdf (Strona 34)

Signal tones

On the Leica S, you can decide whether you want messages or autofocus

operation (see p. 37) to be acknowledged by acoustic signals - two volume

levels are available - or whether you prefer the camera to operate largely

silently.

A beep is used as an acknowledgement, and can be activated individually

in autofocus mode to conﬁrm that the setting has been made and to indi-

cate a message.

Note:

By factory default, the signal tones are deactivated.

Setting the functions

1. In the

SETUP menu (see p. 17/26), select Acoustic Signal (5.29), and

2. call up the submenu. It consists of the 3 items

Volume, AF Confirmation

and

Warnings.

3. Select

Volume, and

• A further submenu appears, containing two options

High and Low.

4. then the desired function in this submenu.

• After conrmation, the initial monitor screen appears again.

5. In the other submenus, choose whether or not you want to activate the

tones for the respective functions.

If you select

For AF Confirmation a signal sounds as soon as the focus is set correctly,

either automatically or manually, i.e. in conjunction with the indicator (2.7b)

lighting up in the viewﬁnder (see p. 10).

For

Warnings a signal sounds for all messages and warnings that appear in

the monitor (1.23), and when the self timer function is used (see p. 46).

If you select

Off for Warnings

Even if you select Off, an acoustic warning signal will sound in two situations:

- If the cover (1.19) of the memory card slot is opened while transferring data

(see p. 21/62)

- If the shutter will close again at the end of the sensor cleaning process (see

p. 68).

Monitor and top panel display

The Leica S has two displays:

- a colored OLED (organic light emitting diode) display (1.12), and

- a large 3” liquid crystal color monitor (1.23).

The top panel displays shows (see "Displays / In the top panel display", p. 11)

the most important basic information about the status of the memory card(s)

and the battery, as well as for exposure control.

The monitor is primarily used for viewing pictures recorded on the memory

card(s) and reproduces the entire ﬁeld of view plus the selected data and

information (see "Displays / In the monitor", p. 12). You also have the option

of calling up the following displays:

In review mode in addition to the picture

- a histogram (4.3), (see p. 13/57)

- indication of areas that lack deﬁnition as they are too bright or too dark (see

"Clipping").

- additional picture data (4.4), (see p. 14/57)

In recording mode, a comprehensive list of the most important picture

parameters currently set (see "Displays/In the monitor/4.1 Picture data

display", p. 12).

Both displays can be adapted to the relevant situation, i.e. the prevailing

lighting conditions: The top panel display has adjustable brightness, while

the monitor also has backlighting. The brightness of the monitor is automat-

ically adjusted depending on the external brightness. This is done by the

sensor (1.28).

Setting the functions

1. In the

SETUP menu (see p. 17/26) select, Monitor / Display (5.27), and

2. in the ﬁrst submenu, whether you want to set the monitor -

Back Plane or

the top panel display -

Top Cover.

To set the monitor:

3. In the second submenu, select whether you want to set the

Brightness or

Backlight and

4. ﬁnally set the desired level in the relevant submenus. Five levels are avail-

able for each, with an additional automatic setting for

Backlight.

To set the top panel display:

5. In the second submenu, select whether you want to set the

brightness or

the

Stand-by time, and

6. ﬁnally set the desired level or display time in the relevant submenu. Three

levels are available for each.

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