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Leica SF 58 - Leica Camera AG

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Basic settings<br />

Depending on the flash mode set, various special functions can be selected.<br />

Switching over between meters / feet<br />

The range or distance indication on the monitor of the LEICA <strong>SF</strong> <strong>58</strong> can be<br />

optionally shown in meters or feet.<br />

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

1. In the basic settings menu Menu , select the item “m/ft” and<br />

2. there the desired unit.<br />

Beep function<br />

The beep function allows the user to receive an acoustic signal for certain functions<br />

of the flash unit. This allows the photographer to concentrate fully on the<br />

subject and taking the picture, and not worry about any optical status indicators!<br />

The beep function signals acoustically when the flash is ready, when the correct<br />

flash exposure has been achieved or when an error occurs.<br />

Acoustic signal after the flash unit has been turned on<br />

A short (about two seconds) uninterrupted beep signal after turning the flash<br />

unit on indicates that it is ready.<br />

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Beep signals after taking a photograph<br />

• A short (about two seconds) uninterrupted beep signal directly after a picture<br />

is taken indicates that the shot was exposed correctly and the flash is ready<br />

again. If no beep signal sounds, then the shot was underexposed.<br />

• An intermittent (– – –) beep signal directly after a shot indicates that it was<br />

correctly exposed. However, the flash is only ready after a second (about two<br />

seconds) continuous beep.<br />

Notes :<br />

• The beep signal indicating renewed flash readiness after a picture is taken<br />

occurs only after a full capacity output. This means it always occurs with flash<br />

mode M (with the exception of a partial capacity output due to a respective<br />

setting), and with the A and TTL flash modes only if even a maximum output<br />

was not sufficient for a correct exposure.<br />

• In the case of the <strong>Leica</strong> M 8 / M 8.2 models and TTL mode, the beep signal<br />

occurs only after a full capacity output, indicating only the renewed flash readiness,<br />

not a successful exposure.<br />

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

1. In the basic settings menu Menu<br />

, select the item “Beep” and<br />

2. there the desired setting.<br />

When the beep function is turned on, the symbol is also displayed on the<br />

monitor.

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