Leica Q Instructions Manual page 195

Notes:
• Focus, white balance, and exposure are set to the optimal values
for the first picture. This means that in certain circumstances,
the finished panoramic picture may not show the optimal focus
or brightness if the distance from the subject or ambient lighting
differ considerably throughout the picture.
• Since several pictures are being patched together in order to
create a panoramic picture, it is possible that certain subjects
may appear distorted or the transition points may be visible.
• It will not be possible to take panoramic pictures in the following
situations:
– Long-term pictures (with shutter speeds exceeding
– Together with the
Time Lapse
⁄ s)
1
60
function
• With the following subject types or under the following
picture-taking conditions, it is possible that panoramic pictures
will be unsuccessful or that individual pictures will be patched
together incorrectly:
– Monochromatic subjects or subjects possessing a single
unified pattern throughout (sky, beach, etc.)
– Moving subjects (people, pets, vehicles, waves, flowers
swaying in the breeze, etc.)
– Subjects whose colors or pattern change quickly (e.g. a TV
screen)
– Dark places
– Subjects with uneven or flickering lighting (due to fluorescent
light bulbs, candlelight, etc.)
• The function will remain active, even after a sequence or after
the camera has been turned on and off. If you want to take
normal pictures again, you will have to activate the desired
function in the
Scene Mode
menu.
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