Focusing; Via Rangefinder; Superimposed Image Method (Double Image); Split Image Method - Leica M10-R Instruction Manual

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FOCUSING

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Various assist functions are provided for focusing, depending on
whether you use the camera's rangefinder or Live View mode.

VIA RANGEFINDER

The rangefinder of this camera is very precise due to its wide and
effective measurement base. Image sharpness can be set via the
superimposed image or the split image method.

SUPERIMPOSED IMAGE METHOD (DOUBLE IMAGE)

For a portrait, you might focus on the eyes using the metering field
of the rangefinder, turning the focus ring on the lens until the
contours are aligned exactly inside the metering field.
out of focus
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SPLIT IMAGE METHOD

For an architectural photograph, you might aim the metering field
of the rangefinder at e.g. the vertical edge or any other clearly
defined vertical line and keep turning the focus ring on the lens
until the edge contour or the line is visible at the outer edges of the
metering field without any offset.
Notes
• Very precise distance measurements are particularly beneficial
when using wide-angle lenses with a relatively large depth of
field.
• The metering field of the rangefinder is displayed as a bright,
sharp-edged rectangle in both methods. The position of the
in focus
metering field cannot be changed. It will always be at the center
of the viewfinder.
out of focus
in focus

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