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Leica SF 58 - Leica Camera AG

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Settings on the camera<br />

– The strobe flash mode assumes the manual setting of an aperture on the<br />

lens. Consequently, it can only be used with the aperture priority A and<br />

manual exposure modes.<br />

– The sync speed (shutter speed during flash mode) is set automatically depending<br />

on the exposure mode and camera type or it must be manually preset, for this see<br />

the respective camera instr. (see also „Flash synchronization“, p. 52).<br />

– The flash parameters for ISO and lens focal length or reflector position are<br />

set automatically depending on camera type or they must be entered manually<br />

on the flash unit (see “Automatic / manual setting of flash exposure parameters”,<br />

p. 54).<br />

Displays on the monitor of the flash unit/ in the viewfinder of the<br />

camera (see also “Displays on the monitor”, p. 45)<br />

– The range (2.5) on the monitor of the flash unit is indicated according to the<br />

flash parameters transmitted by the camera or manually entered on the flash<br />

unit (see “Automatic / manual setting of flash exposure parameters”, p. 54).<br />

– Flash readiness and the results of a flash exposure are indicated in the viewfinders<br />

of all <strong>Leica</strong> cameras listed excluding the LEICA MP.<br />

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Manual partial light output<br />

In the manual and strobe flash modes, the light output of the LEICA <strong>SF</strong> <strong>58</strong> can<br />

be adjusted to the photographic situation by the setting of a manual partial<br />

light output (P). The setting range in the manual flash mode M<br />

ranges from<br />

P 1/1 (maximum light output) to P 1/256 in one-third steps.<br />

Setting the function (see also “Menu navigation / setting the functions”, p. 46)<br />

1. In the exposure parameter menu Set , select the menu item “P” and<br />

2. there the desired value.<br />

Notes on partial light output in combination with strobe mode:<br />

• The maximum partial light output that can be set is automatically adjusted to<br />

the set flash parameters.<br />

• The reduction of the manual partial light output is only possible in full steps!<br />

• Resetting the number of flashes (N) and the flash frequency (f) does not lead<br />

to the partial light output being reset.

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