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4 minutes ago, lct said:

Half press the shutter release? Just a guess.

Not by default.  I haven't bothered to see if there is a setting for this.  Instead, I have my camera's Auto Review setting on Shutter Pressed.  If I want to examine DoF or anything else for that matter, I just do it after the shot.

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4 hours ago, Mdol said:

Hello,

It was easy to preview the aperture effect (close the diaphragm) with the front fn button on the SL. But I cannot find how to do that with SL2. 
 

Any info about that ?

 

thanks !

Stupidly not available. If they don't put this in the next FW update, I'll likely sell my SL2. I'm not recommending camera to anyone right now until software/firmware more complete.

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Hello

Do I understand the postings.

1) When I start the shoot the system measure by full 100% open aperture?

2) When I press the trigger it is not possible to close the aperture from 100% open to define working aperture?

3) When I press the trigger half it is not possible  to close the aperture from 100% open to define working aperture?

Jochen

 

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31 minutes ago, jplomley said:

Omission of DOF preview switch is a major oversight on the SL2 for those doing landscape photography or any other application where the photographer wants to control the depth / plane for focus.

..... well you actually have focus peaking which quite accurately indicates your depth of field.

perhaps Leica feel that  this is sufficient ....

anyway in landscape use I wouldn't rely on anything apart from reviewing the image at 100% on screen and specifically checking the critical areas. 

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1 hour ago, lct said:

When half pressing the shutter release, the camera can lock the exposure i suppose. Doesn't it show the preview you're after this way? Just curious again.  

No, SL2 does not show the DOF preview when half-pressing the shutter.

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The SL2 also doesn't include the shutter speed preview (second press of the funk button on the SL), which is really handy for previewing dragging-shutter pics at night. I think it was just an oversight, and wouldn't be surprised to see it included with a firmware update.

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Seems so strange that i wonder if my questions are clear enough.The camera does AE lock like any other one i guess. And it can do it by half pressing the shutter release like any other one too. Suppose that you lock exposure at f/11 on a f/2 lens this way. When you half press the shutter release, the image you see in the EVF should be at f/11 as well. Do you mean that it remains at f/2 then? I must be missing something but i don't know what.

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56 minutes ago, lct said:

Seems so strange that i wonder if my questions are clear enough.The camera does AE lock like any other one i guess. And it can do it by half pressing the shutter release like any other one too. Suppose that you lock exposure at f/11 on a f/2 lens this way. When you half press the shutter release, the image you see in the EVF should be at f/11 as well. Do you mean that it remains at f/2 then? I must be missing something but i don't know what.

AE lock does not close the aperture to working aperture. It just stops recomputing exposure values (aperture, shutter speed, ISO). The aperture stays wide open if you do AE lock with shutter half-press.

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