Leica M10- P ASC 100 Edition, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Picture mode
SYNC POINT
Flash exposures are lit by two light sources:
– ambient light
– the flash
Any subject elements lit primarily by the flash will almost always be
rendered in perfect focus by the short burst of light, provided the
sharpness is set correctly. All other subject elements in the same
frame lit by ambient light or lit from within will be rendered with
varying degrees of sharpness. Whether or not these subject ele-
ments will be rendered in sharp focus or blurred and the degree of
blurriness all depends on two interdependent factors:
– The shutter speeds
– The speed of motion of the subject elements or camera at the
time of exposure
The longer the shutter speed and the faster the motion, the greater
the difference between the two superimposed partial images.
The conventional time for firing the flash is at the start of exposure
(right after the 1. shutter curtain has completely opened the image
window). This may result in apparent contradictions, e.g. the pic-
ture of a vehicle being overtaken by its own light trail.
The Leica M10-P allows you to select the time of the flash: either
at the start of the exposure time or synced with the end of the
exposure phase, just before the second shutter curtain (i.e. when
the image window closes again.) The sharp image will in this case
be a rendering of the captured motion. This flash technique creates
a more natural impression of movement and dynamics in the im-
age.
This function is available with all camera and flash unit settings.
▸ Select
Flash Settings
in the main menu
▸ Select
Flash Sync. Mode
in the submenu
▸ Select the desired variant
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