Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Instruction Manual
- FOREWORD
- SCOPE OF DELIVERY
- REPLACEMENT PARTS/ACCESSORIES
- LEGAL INFORMATION
- SAFETY REMARKS
- GENERAL INFORMATION
- WARRANTY
- TABLE OF CONTENT
- PART DESIGNATIONS
- DISPLAYS
- PREPARATION
- CAMERA OPERATION
- CAMERA BASIC SETTINGS
- BASIC SHOOTING/RECORDING SETTINGS (PICTURE & VIDEO)
- BASIC SHOOTING SETTINGS (PICTURE)
- BASIC RECORDING SETTINGS (VIDEO)
- PICTURE MODE
- DRIVE MODE
- FOCUSING
- ISO SENSITIVITY
- WHITE BALANCE
- EXPOSURE
- SHOOTING MODES
- FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY
- VIDEO MODE
- REVIEW/PLAYBACK MODE
- CONTROL ELEMENTS IN REVIEW/PLAYBACK MODE
- INITIATE/EXIT REVIEW/PLAYBACK MODE
- SELECTING/SCROLLING THROUGH RECORDINGS
- INFO DISPLAYS IN REVIEW/PLAYBACK MODE
- CROPPED SECTION ZOOM
- DISPLAYING MULTIPLE RECORDINGS AT ONCE
- TAGGING/RATING OF RECORDINGS
- DELETING RECORDINGS
- PREVIEW OF LATEST RECORDING
- SLIDE SHOW
- VIDEO PLAYBACK
- OTHER FUNCTIONS
- LEICA FOTOS
- CARE/STORAGE
- FAQ
- MENU OVERVIEW
- INDEX
- TECHNICAL DATA
- LEICA CUSTOMER CARE
- LEICA ACADEMY
- Quick Start Guide
- Product Info
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Picture Mode
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LONG-TERM EXPOSURE
FIXED SHUTTER SPEEDS
In the modes S and M, the LeicaSL2-S allows shutter speeds up to
30 minutes. The remaining exposure time after shutter release is
counted down in seconds on the display for shutter speeds greater
than 1s.
B FUNCTION
Using the Bulb setting in M mode will leave the shutter open as
long as the shutter button remains pressed (max. 30min;
depending on ISO setting).
▸ Select the operating mode M (see p. 129)
▸ Turn the front setting wheel in clockwise direction until BB is
displayed as the shutter speed
Note
• Image noise becomes more apparent when using higher
sensitivities, particularly on uniform dark areas. Long exposure
times may cause severe image noise. In order to reduce this
annoying phenomenon, the camera will take a second “black
picture” (taken with the shutter closed) automatically after a
shooting with slow shutter speed and high ISO value. The noise
metered in this parallel picture is then digitally “subtracted” from
the data for the actual picture. In such cases the message
Noise reduction in progressNoise reduction in progress will appear with a relevant time value.
The doubling of the “exposure” time must be taken into account
for long-term exposure times. The camera must not be switched
off during that time.