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Picture mode
PICTURE MODE
Picture series
The Leica TL2 can be used to take single pictures and series of
pictures.
► In the main menu,
select
► Select the required setting in
Notes:
• Picture series are taken at a frequency of 7fps, provided shutter
speeds of
1
⁄60s and faster are used.
• Picture series are not possible when using the flash. If a flash
function is activated, only one picture is taken.
• If picture series mode is set and the self-timer is used at the
same time, only a single picture is taken.
• After a series of a maximum of 29pictures, the shooting fre-
quency slows down slightly. This is due to the time required to
transfer the data from the buffer memory to the card/internal
memory.
• Regardless of how many pictures are taken in a series, the last
picture is always shown first when they are reviewed.
Focusing
Your Leica TL2 allows automatic as well as manual focusing. There
are two automatic modes - AFs (single autofocus) or AFc (continu-
ous autofocus). In both, you can choose between options covering
either the complete distance setting range, or only short distances,
e.g. to speed up focusing for close-ups.
Automatic focusing (AF/Automatic distance setting)
► In the main menu,
select
► Select the desired setting in
If the
AF
function is assigned to the left setting dial, it can be
used to directly select the required option -
AFs
/
AFc
or
MF
.
• The set function is displayed in the monitor.
The
AFs mode should be used if you want to take photos of sub-
jects that do not, or hardly, move at all. Focus on the area that is
to be in focus by applying light pressure to the shutter button (first
pressure point). If the subject moves between first tapping the
shutter button and the exposure, the desired part of the picture
may no longer be in focus. By contrast, the
AFc mode should be
used if you want to photograph moving subjects. Here, you also
focus on the desired area using the first pressure point of the
shutter button. While it is being held down to the first pressure
point, the camera permanently focuses on the previously focussed
area.
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