Flash Modes; Ttl Flash Mode; Setting The Operating Mode - Leica SF 64 Mode D'emploi

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FLASH MODES

Depending on camera type, the following flash modes
are available:
–
– automatic high-speed synchronization
– automatic flash mode (
– manual flash mode (
– stroboscope flash mode (
– the
The flash mode is set via the touch display.
62
, (see p. 62)
TTL
(see p. 63)
), (see p. 63)
A
), (see p. 65)
M
), (see p. 66)
STROBO
flash mode, (can only be set via the
M-SLAVE
camera), (see p. 70)
,
HSS
FLASH MODE
TTL
In this flash mode, you will achieve very good flash
shots very simply. Here, the flash exposure measure-
ment is carried out by a sensor in the camera. This
measures the light reflected from the subject through
the lens (hence TTL).
• If a shot is exposed correctly, the correct exposure
display lights up for approx. 3s (see p. 59).
During the shot, the actual exposure emits an almost
undetectable measuring preflash.

Setting the operating mode

1. Switch on the flash unit with
• The start screen appears.
The flash unit always switches on in the mode
most recently used.
2. On the touch display, press the displayed mode
repeatedly until the relevant selection list appears
3. Use / to move to the central field outlined
▲ ▼ TTL
in red
4. Press
TTL
The setting is accepted immediately.
5. On the camera set the desired exposure mode,
e.g. , , etc.
P S A
6. Touch the camera shutter release so that data is
exchanged between the camera and flash unit
button 16