Leica 20 002, Instruction Manual

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The LCD panel is to dark or too bright/not clear The brightness setting is incorrect Adjust the display brightness
Viewing angle is too small View it at a perpendicular angle
Brightness sensor blocked Make sure that the brightness sensor is not blocked
Favorites Favorites
menu does not appear The favorites menu is empty Add at least one function
Live View stops suddenly or doesn't start The camera is hot due to high ambient temperature,
extended Live View operation, extended video recording
or serial exposures
Allow camera to cool down
The brightness in Live View mode is not the same
as in the pictures
The brightness settings for the LCD panel have no
influence over the exposures
Adjust the brightness settings as needed
Exposure Simulation is deactivated Activate the function
The number of remaining exposures does not
count down after a picture is taken
The exposure requires only very little memory space This is not a fault; the number of remaining exposures
is calculated as approximations
Recording
The camera won’t take a picture/shutter button is
deactivated
Memory card is full Replace the memory card
The memory card is not formated Reformat the memory card (Caution: Loss of data!)
The memory card is write protected Deactivate the write protection on the memory card
(small lever on the side of the memory card)
Dirt on the memory card contacts Clean the contacts with a soft cotton or linen cloth
The memory card is damaged Replace the memory card
The sensor is overheating Allow camera to cool down
The camera has switched off automatically
(
Auto Power Saving Auto Power Saving
)
Switch the camera on again
deactivate auto shutdown as needed
Picture data is being written to the memory card and the
cache is full
Wait
Noise reduction function is working (e.g. after night
photography with long exposure times)
Wait or deactivate noise reduction
Battery is depleted Charge or replace the battery
Camera is processing a picture Wait
Image numbering has reached its limit. See section "Data Management"
Image noise appears on the LCD panel/in the
viewfinder when the shutter button is pressed to
the first pressure point
The gain is increased to aid image composition if the
object is insufficiently lit with reduced aperture opening
Not a fault – picture quality will not be impacted
LCD panel/viewfinder deactivates after a very
short time
Power Save settings are activated Change the settings as needed