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SHUTTER RELEASE BUTTON

The shutter release button (1.19) has three pressure

points:

1. Tapping briefly to the 1

pressure point activates

exposure metering and the viewfinder display, and

starts any preselected self-timer delay (see p. 147).

When the shutter release button is released, the

metering system and the displays remain activated

for around a further 12s (for more details, refer to

the sections under “Exposure metering” on p. 123).

If the shutter release button is held at this pressure

point the display remains active or, if review mode

was previously selected (see p. 138) the camera

reverts to picture mode.

If the camera was previously in standby mode (see p.

106), it is reactivated and the display is turned on.

While the shutter release button is held in this

position, you can use the adjusting dial (1.29) to

quickly and easily set an exposure compensation (for

more details, refer to the “Exposure compensation”

section on p. 125).

Note:

The shutter release button remains blocked

– if the internal buffer memory is (temporarily) full, e.g.

after a series of ≥ 8 pictures, or

– if the memory card inserted and the internal buffer

memory are (temporarily) full.

2. Pressing down to the 2

pressure point saves the

metered exposure value in aperture priority mode,

i.e. the shutter speed determined by the camera (for

more details, refer to the “Metering memory lock”

section on p. 124). After the shutter release button

has been released a new metered value can be

determined.

3. Pressing the shutter release button all the way down

takes a picture. The data is then transferred to the

memory card.

Notes:

• You cannot feel the second pressure point when

using a cable release.

• Even if review mode (see p. 138) or the menu (see

p. 110) was previously active, tapping the shutter

release button switches immediately to picture mode.

• You can use the menu to select and set button

acknowledgement (feedback) tones (see p. 113).

• To avoid camera shake, the shutter release button

should be pressed gently – not jerkily - until the

shutter releases with a soft click.

SERIAL EXPOSURES

On the Leica M Monochrom, you can not only take

single pictures - by setting the main switch 1.18 to (

[single]), but also series of pictures - by setting the main

switch to (C [continuous]), e.g. to capture sequences of

movement in several stages.

Apart from the operation of the shutter release button

(1.19), series of pictures are taken in the same way as

single pictures: As long as you hold down the shutter

release button (provided that the memory card has

sufficient capacity), a series of pictures is taken.

However, if you only press the shutter release button

briefly, this will again result in a single picture.

Pictures can be taken at a maximum of about 2 frames

per second and ≤ 8 in succession.

Notes:

• The specified picture frequency and the maximum

possible number of pictures in a series relate to a

standard setting – ISO 320 and DNG format. With

other settings, the frequency and number may be

lower.

• Regardless of how many pictures are taken in a

series, in both review modes (see p. 138), the last

picture in the series or the last picture in the series

stored on the card - if not all pictures in the series

have been transferred from the camera's back-up

memory to the card at this point - is shown first.

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