User Manual

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Picture mode
HSS (HIGH SPEED SYNC.)
AUTOMATIC FLASH ACTIVATION FOR FAST SHUTTER SPEEDS
A fully automated, camera-controlled HSS flash mode for all shutter
speeds and all exposure modes is available in the LeicaM10-P
when used with system-compatible flash units (see p. 77). It is
activated by the camera automatically if the selected or calculated
shutter speed is faster than the sync speed (1⁄180s).
Note
The range for HSS flashes is significantly lower than for TTL flashes.
FLASH CONTROL
FLASH RANGE
(SELECTING THE SYNC SPEED / SYNC SPEED RANGE)
Reproduction of the available light is determined by the shutter
speed and the aperture. With a permanent setting of the shortest
possible shutter speed for flash operation (sync time), an unneces-
sary, more or less severe underexposure of all subject elements not
correctly lit by the flash will occur in most situations.
The LeicaM10-P allows you to fine tune the shutter speed used in
flash mode in combination with Aperture Priority depending on the
conditions of the subject or your own picture composition ideas.
Select Flash Settings in the main menu
Select Max. Flash Sync. Time in the submenu
In the submenu, select one of the three automatic focal
length-specific settings (1/f , 1/(2f) , 1/(4f) ) or the desired slowest
shutter speed
Notes
The 1/f setting results in the slowest shutter speeds based on the
rule of thumb for blur-free pictures taken manually, e.g. 1/60s
using a 50 mm lens. The shutter speeds with 1/(2f) and 1/(4f)
would in this example be 1/125s and 1/250s respectively.
All shutter speeds up to sync time (1⁄180s) can be set via
manual exposure control.