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Apologies if this has been discussed before.  For those with more technical knowledge than me, is it even possible for Leica to add Bulb mode to the CL?  I was trying to do some slow shutter landscape and was frustrated by the limitation of 30 sec shutter.

 

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The only people who know for sure whether the CL could be upgraded to include a Bulb mode shutter feature are the Leica engineers who designed it. Anything anyone else says is just conjecture.

 

It would be nice if the camera could handle up to 4 or 8 minutes, but I suppose they're being cautious about sensor heating, etc.

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There is a "T" in the shutter speed that allows you to start and stop exposure manually.  Wonder if that could be extended beyond it's limit of 30 secs.

One would think that this would be the case...however when using T the shutter closes at 30 seconds

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One would think that this would be the case...however when using T the shutter closes at 30 seconds

Yes. In it current form, because there are timed shutter settings up to 30 seconds, the T option is pretty much useless. Perhaps they'll make it into a true Time/Bulb exposure for a reasonably long exposure, say, 2-4 minutes. :)

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Yes. In it current form, because there are timed shutter settings up to 30 seconds, the T option is pretty much useless. Perhaps they'll make it into a true Time/Bulb exposure for a reasonably long exposure, say, 2-4 minutes. :)

That would get my vote too. I’m finding night photography frustrating with the 30 second limitation.

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