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Picture mode
FLASH MODE
The camera determines the necessary flash power by firing one or
more ranging flashes, fractions of a second before taking the
actual picture. Immediately after this, at the start of exposure, the
main flash is fired.
All factors that influence the exposure (such as picture filter and
changes to the aperture setting) are automatically taken into
account.
COMPATIBLE FLASH UNITS
The following flash units, when used on the camera, are capable of
all the functions described in this manual, including TTL flash
metering:
The Leica SF 58 system flash unit With a maximum guide
number of 58 (in 105mm setting), an automatically controlled
zoom reflector (with coded Leica M lenses, see p. 147),
automatic short synchronization with shutter speeds faster than
1
/
180
s for HSS flash (see p. 196), an optional second reflector,
and many other functions, it is both powerful and versatile, yet
highly user-friendly.
With its compact dimensions and design that matches the
camera, the LEICA SF 26 system flash unit is the perfect
solution. It is also extremely easy to operate.
Flash units that satisfy the technical requirements for System
3000 System Camera Adaption (SCA), are fitted with the
SCA-3502-M5 adapter
1
, allow guide number control, and are
HSS compatible (see. p. 196).
Other commercially available flash attachments with standard flash
foot
2
and positive center contact, and fired by the center contact
(X contact, 20) can also be used. We recommend the use of
modern thyristor-controlled electronic flash units.
1
When using the SCA-3502 adapter the white balance (see p. 166) can be set to
Automatic for correct color reproduction.
2
However, if flash units not specially designed for the camera are used and do
not automatically adjust the white balance on the camera, the
setting should
be used (see p. 166).
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