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Picture mode (Photography)
Notes
• The function is canceled by switching off the camera on the main
switch; the mirror folds back down.
• When the Mirror Up mode is set, the function will remain active even
after the camera is switched off and on again, i.e. the function must be
set to OffOff in the menu if you don’t want to use the Mirror Up mode for
the next picture.
• When the functions Mirror Up an Self-timer are simultaneously set,
then the picture will be taken, once the selected delay time has
elapsed – without having to press the shutter button again.
FRAME
In addition to the default aspect ratio (2:3) for photos, three further ratios
are available when using the DNG format: 1:1, 16:9, 2:1. These offer
additional image composition options while taking the picture.
▸ Select SETUPSETUP
▸ Select Capture AssistantsCapture Assistants in the main menu
▸ Select Photo MasksPhoto Masks in the submenu
▸ Select a value
• The screen image is framed accordingly, with 1:1 left and right, with
16:9 and 2:1 top and bottom. While taking the photograph the
frame is transparent, during review of corresponding photos in the
camera it is not.
Note
Irrespective of the aspect ratio selected, the whole 2:3 image field is
always recorded, i.e. the frame in the screen image affects only the
display in the camera. Although the photo is initially displayed with the
selected aspect ratio in image processing programs, but it is possible to
delete the frame there so that the entire 2:3 image field is usable.
SERIAL EXPOSURES
The camera is set to single shot exposures by default. You can also take
serial exposures to e.g. capture motion sequences at various stages.
Decide whether to take single shots or serial exposures via menu control.
Your Leica S3 can take picture series with a frame rate of approx. 3fps.
▸ Select CAMERACAMERA
▸ Select Drive ModeDrive Mode in the main menu
▸ Select ContinuousContinuous in the submenu
Once you have selected your setting, the camera will take serial
exposures as long as you keep the shutter button pressed down fully and
you have sufficient space on your memory card. Tapping the shutter
button will take additional single shots.
Notes
• The stated picture sequence and the max. number of pictures in a
series are connected to a default setting. Frequency and total number
may vary depending on other settings, e.g. white balance or the image
content and the memory card used.
• Regardless of how many pictures were taken in a series, the last
picture in the series or the last picture in the series or the last picture
saved on the memory card while the saving process is ongoing will be
displayed first in both review modes.
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