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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2480 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Fil
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Ari--thanks so much for this terrific photos. they have amazing tecture, color, and balance, and really show off the Q.

 

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We'll, I persevered with the Leica Q application and with the help of this forum was successful using it to photograph Hummingbirds this morning. It is challenging on many fronts, but also A LOT of fun. The app has a 1.5 second delay from the time you push the shutter button until the shutter on the camera actually fires. I believe this is mainly because it's trying to focus even though I have the camera in manual focus. It still goes through a sequence where it appear to be seeking focus. That lag makes it more challenging for a fast moving bird such as these, but I took over 200 shots and got a few timed right. Also, the camera under remote control using the app seems to ignore the settings on the camera. I had the aperture on the camera set to f/8, but the app said f/16 and that's what it was using. Not sure I fully understand this yet, but it appears that the app overides any settings on the camera. Regardless, this is very fun and the app did work well overall with no significant drop outs. I did go to airplane mode eliminating any potential interruptions such as email, text, phone calls. I set it up using the Leica wifi network instead of my home network. Again, thanks to some solid help from other forum members who have made the app work successfully. Here are a few photos and a pic of the setup. I only used two flashes this time. One ring flash on the camera and one to illuminate the background.

 

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We'll, I persevered with the Leica Q application and with the help of this forum was successful using it to photograph Hummingbirds this morning. It is challenging on many fronts, but also A LOT of fun. The app has a 1.5 second delay from the time you push the shutter button until the shutter on the camera actually fires. I believe this is mainly because it's trying to focus even though I have the camera in manual focus. It still goes through a sequence where it appear to be seeking focus. That lag makes it more challenging for a fast moving bird such as these, but I took over 200 shots and got a few timed right. Also, the camera under remote control using the app seems to ignore the settings on the camera. I had the aperture on the camera set to f/8, but the app said f/16 and that's what it was using. Not sure I fully understand this yet, but it appears that the app overides any settings on the camera. Regardless, this is very fun and the app did work well overall with no significant drop outs. I did go to airplane mode eliminating any potential interruptions such as email, text, phone calls. I set it up using the Leica wifi network instead of my home network. Again, thanks to some solid help from other forum members who have made the app work successfully. Here are a few photos and a pic of the setup. I only used two flashes this time. One ring flash on the camera and one to illuminate the background.

 

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