Color Saturation; Monochrome Recordings; Memory Card Management - Leica S3 Instruction Manual

COLOR SATURATION

The saturation factor in color images determines, whether colors in the
picture appear "pale" and pastel-like or "bright" and colorful. While you
can't do anything about weather conditions (clear/misty), you can
change the way an image is rendered.
▸ Select
IMAGE IMAGE
▸ Select in the main menu
Photo Settings Photo Settings
▸ Select / /
JPG Contrast JPG Contrast JPG Sharpness JPG Sharpness JPG Saturation JPG Saturation
▸ Select the desired color
( , , )
Low Low Default Default High High

MONOCHROME RECORDINGS

You can choose to save your images in color or monochrome, provided
you take the pictures (also) in JPG format.
▸ Select
IMAGE IMAGE
▸ Select in the main menu
Photo Settings Photo Settings
▸ Select
JPG Monochrome JPG Monochrome

MEMORY CARD MANAGEMENT

Your Leica S3 allows you to choose if you want to store all picture data to
one memory card until its capacity limit is reached and then start storing
data on the other, or to store data on both cards simultaneously, provided
you have two memory cards inserted.
If you want to store all picture data on the SD/SDHC/SDXC card
first, and only start storing on the CF card, once its capacity limit is
in the submenu
reached:
▸ Select
SETUP SETUP
▸ Select
Storage Backup (CF+SD) Storage Backup (CF+SD)
▸ Select
Off Off
Note
As soon as the camera is connected to a computer, it will transfer and
store the picture data to the specified folder on the computer.
If you want to store the picture data on both cards simultaneously:
▸ Select
SETUP SETUP
▸ Select
Storage Backup (CF+SD) Storage Backup (CF+SD)
▸ Select
On On
Notes
• If only one card is used (irrespective of which), the picture data will be
stored on that card.
• As soon as the camera is connected to a computer, it will store the
picture data on a card and also transfer and store the data to specified
folder on the computer.
in the main menu
in the main menu
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