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829 / 5.000 Resultados de traducción Resultado de traducción Susana Bejaoui is a dancer of Spanish Dance which means flamenco and Escuela Bolera (the classical spanish dance) among other things. This is our first session. In Cádiz, on Wednesday of Holy Week 2024, escaping the rain with which the day began but did not keep us hidden. We went with her red bata de cola with white dots to Plaza de la Merced, the old food market in the Pópulo neighborhood that has now been remodeled into a flamenco center. While we danced around the nave, inside, a band seemed to be rehearsing for the afternoon processions. We climbed the stairs of the square and Susana started playing with the railing, I asked her to dance to what we were listening to, I recorded three videos in which, with an horrible sound, the music could be heard inside the old market. This is one of the photos.

21mm APO in Rainny Night This is a harsh test for the all weather capability of my SL2 and SL 21mm f/2 APO. It was a rainny night at Shibuya, Tokyo. When this red modifed Mazda RX-7 sports car passing me, I picked up my camera right away and shoot in AF mode. The lens did hunt a bit in dark+rain but eventually locked her target, I missed the moment which I wanted the car on the crossing, anyway. A subject can't stand out without a suitable background. Japan streets and cars are absolutely clean, sign board light is bright, the reflection from the wet asphalt road looks gorgeous to my eyes. I generally won't shoot streets under the rain in other places, but Japan is an exception. This is my very first day shooting with my SL 21mm APO on SL2 , the prictures are sharp centre to corner, AF is reliable but not snappy in dark. The picture was taken with f/2, 1/60, ISO320, colour graded in ACR. And this image has been cropped to just 3.4MP from the original 47MP output. THIS LENS CHANGE MY PREFERNCE. If you need the depth of field anyway, why bother to carry a heavy zoom or second lens anymore, if the photos are for sharing here and IG. Thanks to the high pixel sensor and the unbeatable 21mm APO, I believe this could be my ultimate answer.

Been waiting for the SL3 and now need to choose the best SL body for me and my needs. I have the original SL and the 24-90 but much prefer shooting with M lenses (I use Zeiss, 28, 35, 50). My photography is mainly street, family, travel. Reasons to upgrade (in no particular order): IBIS (key driver for me), improved grip, rounder design, better user interface (and quick menu), improved EVF. I normally default to buying the latest and greatest (SL3) but I don’t need better AF and virtually never use video. Am undecided about sensor size (24MP has been fine so far, not crying out for 60) and would like improved ISO. So guess that is pointing me towards the SL2 or 2-S. Anyone else in similar situation? Guess used 2 and 2-S prices will drop soon. Likely to be any U.K. deals on new copies? Thanks.

Can the SL2 mounted with the SL2.0 / 35 ASPH fit into a Billingham Hadley Small Pro 2020?

Dear all 9 months after my SL2-s developed an EVF problem (that was replaced by the factory within warranty in 2/12) it has now developed a jammed shutter. This makes me wonder about quality control. Has anyone had similar issues with their SL601 / SL2 / SL2-s? Any input is being appreciated.

I have been noticing that Leica SL2 blurs the EVF when I half press the shutter. Is this happening with everyone and is there any news on if they will address this issue in the upcoming firmware update? Thanks a lot!

Am 6. und 7. Oktober 2021 finden in einer Zusammenarbeit zwischen der Leica Akademie und der Leica Boutique Foto Walter in Tübingen die "Erlebnistage Leica SL-System" statt. Olaf Wolf, der Experte aus dem Hause Leica und das bekannte Foto-Walter-Team werden mit Rat, Tat und viel SL-/SL2-Equipment vor Ort zugegen sein. Zudem kam aus der Ferne die Anregung, sich mal wieder in Tübingen zu treffen. In kleiner Gruppe haben wir deshalb beschlossen, beides miteinander zu verbinden. Wir treffen uns am Mittwoch, den 6. Oktober 2021 um 17:00 Uhr bei Foto Walter im Laden. Anschließend gehen wir "beim Chinesen" essen. Dafür haben wir – einer alten Tradition folgend – das China Restaurant San Bao ausgesucht. Wie immer gilt: Neue Gesichter sind ebenso willkommen wie die üblichen Verdächtigen. (Wer beim Essen dabei sein möchte: Bitte zwecks Reservierungsplanung rechtzeitig Bescheid geben und bitte auch auf die aktuell gültigen Corona Regeln Gastronomie sowie einen entsprechenden Nachweis achten.) Und noch was: Foto Walter ist zur Zeit nur sehr schwer erreichbar, da direkt am Geschäft die Steinlachbrücke neu gebaut wird und daher nicht befahrbar ist. Wer drei Minuten laufen kann, parkt im Parkhaus Metropol und läuft dann bis zur Steinlachbrücke. Die Steinlach lässt sich an dieser Stelle jedoch nur über die neue, blaue, beheizbare Radbrücke überqueren. Da nach der Radbrücke zeitweise auch der Gehweg von der Wöhrdstraße zum Fotogeschäft gesperrt ist, führt der Weg nun entweder durch den Drogeriemarkt Müller oder die Passage an der Apotheke an der Friedrichstraße in die Friedrichstraße und dann direkt zum Laden. Alternativ über den Europaplatz am Hauptbahnhof vorbeifahren und dann Richtung Parkhaus. Wichtig ist, dass man vor (!!!) der Neckarbrücke, zwischen Restaurant Istanbul und Touristbüro (= Bürger- und Verkehrsverein Tübingen e. V. Tourist & Ticket-Center) rechts in die Wöhrdstraße zum Parkhaus am Neckar abbiegt (sonst isch over und der Weg durch Tübingens oft verstopftes Einbahnstraßensystem weit). Wenn man am Parkhaus ankommt, gestaltet sich der Weg wie oben beschrieben. (Vom Parkhaus aus führt auch eine Überführung direkt in den bereits erwähnten Drogeriemarkt Müller.) ... Bei zu viel Verwirrung einfach mich mobil anrufen. Nochmal für alle, die inzwischen vergessen haben, warum sie diesen Text lesen: Wir treffen uns am Mittwoch, den 6. Oktober um 17:00 Uhr beim Foto Walter in der Friedrichstraße 15 in Tübingen (Foto Walter bei Google Maps)

Leica hat die neue Firmware V 3.0 für die Leica SL2 vorgestellt. Die Verbesserungen im Detail: Neuer Autofokus-Algorithmus Verbesserte Augen/Gesicht/Kopf/Körper-Erkennung und Fokusverfolgung. HEVC Video Kompression Interne 4K-Aufzeichnung mit 10 Bit bei 60p/50p mit h.265-Codec. Long-GOP Die Aufzeichnung für 10-Bit-Codecs mit 150 - 200 MB/s bietet die gleiche Bildqualität wie All-Intra, aber weniger als die Hälfte der Datengröße. Segmentiertes Video Die Videoaufzeichnung wird in 1-Minuten-Segmente aufgeteilt, um Datenverlust zu vermeiden. Individuelle Viewing LUTs Upload-Funktion für individuelle Look-Up-Tabellen. Erweiterte Live-View-Funktion Bessere Steuerung der Bildkomposition bei schwachem Licht für das Live View-Bild. Bild-Überlagerung Ermöglicht die Ausrichtung der Kameraposition auf der Grundlage eines zuvor aufgenommenen Bildes, das im EVF oder auf dem LCD-Bildschirm transparent angezeigt wird. Automatischer Follow Focus Definition von drei Fokuspunkten für die automatische Fokusverlagerung während der Videoaufnahme. Die FN-Tasten können nun verwendet werden. Schärfeeinstellung in Video und Live-View zusätzlich zu vordefinierter Sequenz. Wave form monitor Professionelle Belichtungsbewertung des Videosignals. Color Bar Referenz für korrekte Farbkorrektur und Tonsteuerung in der Postproduktion. Aufnahmeanzeige Rahmen (Tally Mode) Kamera zeigt roten Rahmen im Display bei Videoaufnahme. Belichtungsmessung mit Lichterpriorität Messmethode mit der Priorität für den Erhalt der Lichter. Dynamikbereich Steuerung Helligkeit in Schattenbereichen erhöhen. Hell-Dunkel-Steuerung Präzise Steuerung der Kontrasteinstellung. » Zur Downloadseite Leica SL2 Firmware 3.0

Has anyone found a source for a Leica SL2 L-plate with Spider holster pin? I've checked RRS and ProMediaGear.com without success. Maybe I'm not searching well enough. I'd appreciate anyone else's discoveries. Because of ongoing neck and back trouble getting worse lately, I can no longer wear cameras on straps around my neck. I need to clip them at my waist with the Spider holster system, which I already have. Thanks.

Has anyone found a source for a Leica SL2 L-plate with Spider holster pin? I've checked RRS and ProMediaGear.com without success. Maybe I'm not searching well enough. I'd appreciate anyone else's discoveries. Because of ongoing neck and back trouble getting worse lately, I can no longer wear cameras on straps around my neck, so I need to clip them at my waist with the Spider holster system, which I already have. Thanks.

Hi all, I have recently noticed a pulsing flicker in the outer parts of frame (where you would normally see a vignette) with my SL2 when filming video, it is not moire, but more of a pulse of three flashes and have no idea what it is but makes the video unusable. Has anyone experienced this? I am filming @ 24fps, C4K, L-LOG and NON, 180 degree shutter, with a Leica M lens and adapter, no fluorescents, I tested with image stabilizing and non and see it both situations. Including a test below (random shots) and any help would be greatly appreciated! devastating to see this. SL2 FLICKER TEST - https://vimeo.com/520140179/b4da174625 Many thanks // Ben Jacks

My SL2 is locked up - indicates ERROR in top display, no viewfinder / EVF / LCD display, but I can see aperture changing in top display if I change the light in front of the lens. No problems for four months after purchase brand new from B&H, then I use a Metabones-adapted Macro-Elmar-R 60mm f/2.8 for the first time, and after a day of successful photography the camera is locked up this evening. Tried removing the battery for 10 seconds for reset - still locked up with ERROR in top display on power up. Tried different lenses - Sigma L-mount 85/1.4 DG DN Art that worked fine for four months, Leica M lenses on M adapter L that also worked fine for four months. Tried a couple different batteries. Still nothing. **Any insights or fixes?** Combination of camera button presses to reset camera? Thanks.-

Leica hat neue Firmware Updates mit v.5.0 für die Leica SL2 und mit v.4.0 für die Leica SL2-S veröffentlicht. Hier sind die Links zu dem Firmware Downloads und alle Verbesserungen im Überblick. Download » Leica SL2 v.5.0 Download » Leica SL2-S v.4.0 Download Verbesserungen SL2 / SL2-S FOTO NEU: Perspektivkorrektur VIDEO NEU: Wählbare Schrittweite für die direkte Einstellung des ISO-Wertes mittels Einstellrädern (1EV, 1⁄2EV, 1⁄3EV oder 1⁄6EV) FOTO/VIDEO NEU: Objektivprofilmenü um zusätzliche Brennweiteneinstellungen erweitert NEU: Auswahlliste für die Belegung der FN-Tasten jetzt anpassbar und erweitert ERWEITERT: Unterstützte Objektive VERBESSERT: In einigen Fällen fehlen die Objektiv-Exif-Informationen bei Objektivadaptern von Drittanbietern KORRIGIERT: In seltenen Fällen waren nach einem Trennen der Verbindung die Funktionen Pairing und Löschen im Menü Leica FOTOS nicht verfügbar KORRIGIERT: Kleinere Probleme mit der neu eingeführten Funktion AF-Messfeld zentrieren wurden behoben. Die Fokuspositionen werden nun korrekt gespeichert.

I have an opportunity to buy new equipment in the next few weeks and I’m still debating about medium format S007 or full 35 sl2. Recently I came across a non Leica product the fuji gfx 100, to get things more confusing. I have received estimate costs for the Sl2 for new and for used S 007 . I then received a proposal for a gfx that is very tempting as it is a 100 mp.sensor, maybe very good for my big size prints. I am a commercial advertising photographer and I’ve used canon, Hasselblads all my career after abandoning LF film cameras. I am aiming to get bigger prints for my fine art work and best quality lenses. At Leica store in New York they let me try both Sl2 and S007 for a week each. At the moment I have to take a decision and buy the equipment. Could anyone give an advice? Also I’ve never owned a digital view finder camera. I shoot studio portraits, mainly lifestyle and occasionally autos. Thank you all, any comment would be precious and apreciated .

OK, I give up. The SL2 camera does NOT want me to set date and time. I can change their format, but I can't set actual values from the camera. I've switched off the sync via Smartphone option. I can select individual year, month, and date. But no control I try (no dials or buttons) does anything to change their values. Any ideas what is going on here??

I’m using an Atomos Ninja V 5” monitor driven by the SL2’s HDMI port. It displays the viewfinder image just fine, but none of the AF tracking and exposure data shown in the viewfinder. This gives me a very viewable display at low camera angles - the eyepiece no longer gets in the way, and I can actually see what I’m shooting. ** Is anyone else using an external monitor, and how do I get the AF tracking point and exposure info I see in the viewfinder to appear in the external monitor? Right now all I get is the viewfinder image. I have to place the AF tracking point in the middle of the viewfinder and put the subject there when I’m using the external monitor without knowing if I’m AF tracking or not. Thanks..

Century old Aldis Anastigmat B&L leaf shutter lens reviewed on Leica SL2 https://hintingimage.com/aldis-bausch-lomb Better than expected.

My copyright information disappears as does the Artist name. Anyone else experiencing this problem. I have firmware 2.0

Does anyone with an SL2 have experience with Sony’s latest A7r4 or A9 series (1 or 2)? I mainly shoot my family and my running toddlers and other fam events. My Sony A7r4 grabs faces and holds focus without a thought and about 100% of the time, will the SL2 be competitive there? I mainly shoot an m10-p, but when autofocus is needed I grab the Sony. I’m hoping to switch to the SL2 with an early preorder already made, but I’m only hesitant in its AF abilities. Coming from a new Sony, I’m hoping it will be comparable. My Q2 had solid AF abilities and great hit rate, if the SL2 is a step past that, it is indeed then competitive.

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Leica Camera introduces today the Leica SL2, the new generation full frame mirrorless camera. The Leica SL2 will available starting November 21st at $5,995 / 5,990 € / £ 5,300. Leica SL2 at a glance 47 MP Sensor Leica Maestro III processor IBIS - In Body Image Stabilizer Buffer Memory 4GB (78 DNG / > 100 JPG) UHS-II Slot 5k Video ISO 50 to ISO 50000 Viewfinder (EVF) 5.8 MP / 120 fps, 0.78x magnification Mechanical shutter 30 min to 1/8000 s Electronic shutter 1 s to 1/40000 s Flash Sync 1/250 s Multishot generates 2 DNGs: 1x 47 MP, 1x 187 MP (8 pictures are combined into one high-res image) Contrast Autofocus WLAN / Bluetooth Battery (Leica BP-SCL4), approx. 370 recordings (CIPA, without EVF) Dimensions (W x H x D) 146 x 107 x 42mm Weight Approx. 835g (without battery) Leica SL2 product images Jono Slack already has a full review after testing it for some weeks. » Here is his Leica SL2 review. Press Release A New Icon: Leica Camera Announces the New Leica SL2, Successor to the Trailblazing Leica SL Building on the foundation established in 2015 with the visionary Leica SL-System, Leica Camera proudly introduces the Leica SL2, the storied brand’s new icon and next evolutionary step towards building the perfect all-purpose camera. By listening closely to the valued feedback of photographers and existing SL owners, Leica made many efforts to push the envelope of technological innovation and performance while respecting its heritage of design and legacy. In addition to a technical marvel of pure performance and unmatched build quality, the Leica SL2 is also a joyous experience to use with improved ergonomics and more comfortable grip married to the well-established, simplified three-button control layout, further unifying the Leica design language across multiple product lines. While cutting-edge new features such as in-body image stabilization unlocks newfound potential from legendary Leica M-Lenses, it simultaneously augments the growing selection of SL-Lenses which are some of the finest optics Leica has ever produced. The Leica SL2 is the natural evolution of the innovative Leica SL, serving as a groundbreaking embrace of the future of digital photography and videography while paying homage to its respected history and lineage. Crafted with conscience The SL2 is the only mirrorless camera designed and crafted in Germany, with an unmatched all metal solid construction and elegant leather wrap to withstand the time and deliver years of photographic pleasure, thanks to the sustainability guaranteed by consistent firmware updates. Streamlined design with new status menus The Leica SL2 offers an innovative user interface whose efficient design allows photographers to focus their attention on the creative process. The design alignment with the existing M and Q systems makes the adjustment even easier for existing Leica photographers. The main recording parameters can be viewed on the rear display and adjusted quickly and easily with a simple finger tap. A click wheel, a joystick and three strategically placed, individually configurable buttons also contribute to a straightforward operation. Thanks to two dedicated status menus for stills and video recording, the parameters for either shooting mode can be adjusted entirely separately from each other. Improved ergonomics for stress-free shooting in any situation Despite significant technical improvements, and the presence of in-body stabilization, the Leica SL2 has kept the same size than its predecessor and feels particularly compact to handle. Improved body design paired with increased durability make the SL2 the perfect companion for all forms of shooting. The SL2’s IP54 certification ensures an elevated weather sealing for more rugged situations, while a new option to turn off noise reduction during long exposures allows for more hands-free shooting. Less worry about the weather and environmental situations means photographers can focus more on getting the shot. Overall the design of the SL2 recalls more of the iconic Leica identity and traditional design DNA elements that the brand has become known and loved for. CMOS sensor with 47 megapixels for superior image quality The unprecedented resolution of the SL2’s CMOS image sensor in full-frame format results in an unparalleled level of detail rendition and image quality. Enormous dynamic range, a color depth of 14 bits per RGB channel and a sensitivity of up to ISO 50,000 enable outstanding image quality in all lighting conditions. Even when combined with Leica TL lenses, which are designed for the smaller sensor format of the Leica TL2 and CL, the SL2’s sensor still delivers an excellent image resolution of over 20 megapixels. New Leica Object Detection Autofocus The new Leica Object Detention AF ensures a fast and reliable AF. In addition to an array of modes and features, including face recognition, the SL2’s high-performance AF system also automatically detects whether a subject is stationary or in motion, and subsequently switches between motion and focus priority. Optical image stabilization through sensor-shift technology In a major evolution of the SL, the Leica SL2 features a suspended sensor which adjusts its position in order to quickly and efficiently compensate for camera shake. This in-camera method even makes image stabilization available to lenses that are not equipped with their own. Additionally, in multishot mode, the tripod-mounted camera can record up to eight consecutive frames, whereby the sensor is shifted in half-pixel increments in between every exposure. This key feature results in images with an incredible quadrupled resolution of around 187 megapixels, leading to an extreme increase in detail resolution. Leica EyeRes® viewfinder with even higher resolution The camera’s electronic viewfinder now boasts a resolution of 5.76 megapixels, allowing for a large, entirely natural-looking viewfinder image. Simultaneously, the experience is further enhanced when using the touchscreen, which has increased in size to a 3.2-inch diagonal, and now offers a significantly higher resolution of 2.1 megapixels. Maestro III processor for ultra-fast operation The new Maestro III processor facilitates a superior operating speed that shines in many aspects of the SL2’s performance. The autofocus is significantly faster and allows for a virtually lag-free shutter release in any shooting situation, which is further complemented by the new Smart AF mode, which autonomously switches between focus priority and shutter release priority. Full-resolution recordings of consecutive images are possible at 10 frames per second with the focal plane shutter, and 20 frames per second with the electronic shutter. Thanks to two UHS-II-compatible SD card slots, raw files can be saved simultaneously in DNG and JPEG format. Perfect tool for cinematographers In addition to its great appeal for photographers, the Leica SL2 speaks the language of cinematographers, as the camera is able to record up to 60 frames per second in Cine 4K mode, and up to 180 frames per second in Full-HD mode. Activating Cine mode transforms the SL2 into a manually controlled cine camera as ISO becomes ASA, the shutter speed is marked in degrees on the rotary disk shutter, and the f-stops indicating the aperture ratio are replaced by T-stops, which measure the actual amount of light transmitted through the lens. Connecting audio equipment to the Leica SL2 no longer requires the use of adapters, as the camera now features a build in headphones and mic jack, complemented by a fully-fledged HDMI connector for external monitors. Limitless connections Featuring an L bayonet lens mount, the Leica SL2 is not only compatible with the ever-growing portfolio of SL-System lenses, but also with lenses of the TL-System and with the legendary lenses of Leica’s M, S and R-Systems via adapter, providing more than 170 Leica lens options, guaranteed to offer the right fit for any photographic scenario. The L-Mount Alliance expands this scope of possibilities even further, by giving SL2 photographers access to L-mount-compatible lenses from Sigma and Panasonic. Leica FOTOS App Of course the new Leica SL2 is supported by Leica FOTOS, the versatile app available for Android and iOS Smartphones. Leica FOTOS connects directly to the camera via Wi-Fi (Bluetooth® is supported where available) and saves the registration details to make future connections between the camera and the app as fast and convenient as possible. Leica FOTOS enables photographers to access the Live View function of the camera and remotely change exposure-relevant settings such as aperture, ISO value, shutter speed and exposure compensation from a smartphone. It naturally also allows wireless control of the shutter release, which opens up entirely new creative opportunities. Thanks to the high-resolution displays of modern smartphones, pictures can be viewed immediately at full size to assess their sharpness. The exposure parameters are also displayed, which can be extremely helpful for adjusting the settings for subsequent exposures. As soon as a personal selection has been made, the pictures can either be shared in social networks, or saved for mobile post processing in the smartphone. Leica FOTOS can be used for this in combination with many popular post processing apps. To exploit the full potentials of digital image processing, the pictures can also be transferred to the respective app in DNG RAW data format. If users wish to save the finished pictures after processing on their smartphone, they can take advantage of the option for saving them to a separate Leica Gallery – this keeps painstakingly composed and processed pictures from the Leica FOTOS app separate from simple snapshots. Expect many new features and a whole new mobile workflow experience on the iPad when Leica FOTOS will be available in version 2.0 from November 21, 2019. The Leica SL2 is available beginning November 21, 2019.