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May I ask someone who know: There are three metering modes on the DL 109, for the middle one (Centre Weighted), I'd have two questions not sure about: 1. How big is this "Centre Weighted" area in relation to the photo framing area? 2. If this "Centre Weighted" metering area user changeable? (like you could change on the auto focusing area?)
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Good day, could someone inform what and how to make use of the 49-area metering system on a new D-Lux 109? I looked up on the instructions but there is not much detail explain of it... -
Hi, I use my Leica M6 for almost one year. I use it mainly for street photography. Having such a beautiful solid German camera is really nice, but I can’t get used to the manual light metering.I’m not saying that I don’t know how to meter, but I’m slow. Even when I set the dept of field to be ready and use zone focusing I need from time to time to check wether the speed/aperture are set correctly. this is what I do: 1. I set the lens for some fistance , let say 3-14 m for f/8. 2. I set the speed. 3. But when I walk on the street there are shadows, bright places I should ajuste. I use mainly color film and can’t count on B&W exposure latitude. What is your style? How you do it
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Hi all- Thanks for your response in advance. I bought a used M240 recently followed by a new MP 240. I am new to Leica and come from the Sony/Nikon world. so please excuse me if this question is stupid. I set both camera's to exact same firmware, same menu settings, same metering modes etc Below are my observations can you please validate if there is a issue 1. The LCD on MP240 looks less brighter and has a more warmer tone than M240 - Is this the case because of the Sapphire glass? 2. MP 240 under exposes compared to M 240? - same conditions, same lens, I tend to find MP 240 under exposing. is this common? 3. The B&W Film simulation images from MP 240 are a bit more vintagy looking than M240 or bit warmer than M240? Please see the attached image for the LCD issue (maybe not a issue). ignore the metering in the image thats just me playing around. I really appreciate your assistance in validating the above. Glad to be a part of this community. - Donny
