Serial Exposures; Self-Timer - Leica M10-D Instruction Manual

SERIAL EXPOSURES

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(Setting via app only)
The camera is set to single shot exposures by default. You can also
take serial exposures to e.g. capture motion sequences at various
stages. Specify via the app, whether you want to take single shots
or serial exposures.
Once you have selected your setting, the camera will take serial
exposures as long as you keep the shutter button pressed down
fully and you have sufficient space on your memory card. Tapping
the shutter button will take single shots instead.
Notes
• The specified picture sequence and the max. number of pictures
in a series refer to a default setting (
With other settings or depending on the picture content,
setting and the memory card used, the frequency and
Balance
number may vary.
Regardless of how many pictures were taken in a series, the last
picture in the series or the last picture in the series or the last
picture saved on the memory card while the saving process is
ongoing will be displayed first in both review modes.
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, JPG format ).
ISO 200 L-JPG
White

SELF-TIMER

(Setting via app only)
You can use the self-timer to take a picture with a delay of either 2
or 12 s. This is useful for group photographs in which you want to
be included or if you want to avoid blurring caused by an unsteady
hand. We recommend that the camera is placed on a tripod.
This function can be activated via the camera or the app.
▸ Activate the function via the app.
▸ Start via the app or press the shutter button
A flashing LED at the front of the camera counts down the first
10 s time delay if 12 s delay were selected.
• The self-timer function can be canceled by pressing the
shutter button at any time while the 12 s are counting down
– the relevant setting remains intact and can be restarted by
tapping the shutter button.
Note
In self-timer mode, the exposure value is set just before the picture
is taken and not when the shutter button is pressed.