Leica 262, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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wfinder displa
ys
1. Bright line frame for 50mm and 75mm
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(example)
2. Metering field for distance setting
3. LEDs
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(Light Emitting Diodes) for:
Four-digit digital display with dots above and below
Digital display:
– Display of the automatically determined shutter speed for
aperture priority
A
, or for counting down shutter speeds
slower than 1s
– Display of the exposure compensation set (when the
shutter release button is pressed to the 1st pressure
point)
– Warning that the metering or setting ranges are over-
shot or undershot using aperture priority
A
– Display of the time/date (only during setting)
– Indicates that the back-up memory is (temporarily) full
– Indicates that the memory card is not inserted, dam-
aged or write-protected (
Sd
), or the maximum number
of pictures has been reached or the bottom cover is not
fitted
– Indicates that the memory card is full (
Full
)
– Indicates that there is insufficient battery capacity (
bc
)
– Indicates that the firmware update is taking place or has
completed ( UP )
– Firmware update not possible ( Err )
b.
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Dot above:
– Indicates (when lit) that saved metering values are being
used
– Indicates date display (only during setting)
– Indicates display of the battery capacity (after switching
on the camera or in conjunction with the function
button)
c.
•
Dot below:
– Indicates (flashing) that exposure compensation is being
used
– Indicates time display (only during setting) Two
triangular LEDs and one circular LED:
– For manual exposure setting: Together as a light bal-
ance for exposure compensation. The triangular LEDs
give the direction of rotation of the aperture setting ring
and shutter speed thumbwheel to adjust the exposure.
– Warning of values below the metering range
d. Flash symbol:
– Flash ready to use
– Details of flash exposure before and after the picture
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With automatic brightness control adjusted to the ambient brightness. This automatic control
is not available for Leica M lenses with viewfinder attachments, since they cover the brightness
sensor 5 which supplies the information required for their operation. In such cases the frame
and displays always maintain a constant brightness.