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I would love to be able to disable "unwanted" frame lines. Since they are LEDs I don't see why this wouldn't be possible. Namely I'd like to get rid of 75 and 135 frames.

They are not electronic frame lines. They are mechanical masks and are only lit by led light instead of natural light through a window. At present you cannot disable frame lines.

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They are not electronic frame lines. They are mechanical masks and are only lit by led light instead of natural light through a window. At present you cannot disable frame lines.

 

Ah. Well shucks I had no idea. Didn't realize they still had the mask! In that case, since it is possible for one to get film Ms modified to mask various frame lines out would it theoretically be possible then on the M10?

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Should be - for a price. And semi-permanently (camera would have to go back to Leica again to have them restored - at least if you ever wanted to sell your M10 in the future to me, since I use 75 and 135 lenses extensively ;) ).

 

Inquire at Leica USA (Allendale, NJ). Definitely a hardware change, not software. http://us.leica-camera.com/Contact?country=18135&category%5B%5D=Photography

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Perhaps the setting where the minimal shutterspeed is 1/(2*mm) or 1/(4*mm)? E.g. a 35mm lens could have a minimal shutter of 1/140 which would become a 1/180.

No, I set auto iso at 6400 & speed Min 1/125.

Refer 2 pics below, why camera set iso 800 speed 1/180 and why not set 500& 1/125

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No, I set auto iso at 6400 & speed Min 1/125.

Refer 2 pics below, why camera set iso 800 speed 1/180 and why not set 500& 1/125

Could it be that 1/125s resp 1/180s is just within tolerance given that this represents less than half a LV (light value).

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Ah. Well shucks I had no idea. Didn't realize they still had the mask! In that case, since it is possible for one to get film Ms modified to mask various frame lines out would it theoretically be possible then on the M10?

 

With lens coding now, it really is about time Leica worked out a system that only shows the frameline for the lens in use... I've always felt that the double sets of framelines are clutter - completely at odds with the simplicity of the M in general - there's no other clutter in the design, operation or menus of the M10.

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On several M10s manufactured in January 2018, there is a glitch in Playback mode that affects how exposure compensation settings are reported; no matter the amount of compensation set for any image, either in regular Rangefinder capture or in Live View, it gets reported in Playback as negative 3. On the other hand, the same images have any set amount of compensation correctly reported by Lightroom once they've been imported there from the camera. So, it seems the exposure compensation function works, but it's report in Playback doesn't. Anybody have any ideas what's going on here?

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This is not unique to Jan 2018 cameras. Been around for a long time and probably a firmware bug (my guess).

 

On several M10s manufactured in January 2018, there is a glitch in Playback mode that affects how exposure compensation settings are reported; no matter the amount of compensation set for any image, either in regular Rangefinder capture or in Live View, it gets reported in Playback as negative 3. On the other hand, the same images have any set amount of compensation correctly reported by Lightroom once they've been imported there from the camera. So, it seems the exposure compensation function works, but it's report in Playback doesn't. Anybody have any ideas what's going on here?

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Not sure if this has been mentioned, but would be useful to see the return of an RGB histogram on the M10, to ensure no individual channels are clipped.

Don’t know what’s happening with this thread, an M10 F/W update is long overdue if you ask me...?

 

 

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Improvement of manual focus with EVF

 

Why M10 can't  directly shift magnified view when using 5x /10x manifications just like Leica SL do ?

 

M10 needs to shift the crosshair to the conner of magnified view first,it is inconvenience....

 

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