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vor 9 Stunden schrieb M11 for me:

And there are new bugs:

In the overview menu under your profiles all 6 profiles show up including the ones that are not used . . .

For whoever minds this new bug: Go into the menu page 4 under "user profile">"manage profiles" and delete the ones that you do not need. Like this in the overview menu you just see the used profiles as before. I call it then half a bug.

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I carried out the update without any issues at all, in fact, it was quick and easy.  However!  The startup time on my Q3 hasn't changed it's still slow and ponderous, which I've gotten used too, but the biggest issue I have is that Leica have either chosen to ignore or just not bothered with what I and quite a few others really dislike about this camera and that is....touch screen / video.  Over Christmas I wanted to take candid photos of family and friends so I walked around with my camera turned on ready.  When I did eventually put it to my eye, low and behold, it was videoing so I missed the picture completely but I did get a fine video of my feet!!!  This occurs, regularly and painfully, in no small part to the touch screen which if swiped accidently, as in my case, by my clothing, it starts the video, or moves the focus point to the edge of the screen or completely change the settings, I use the user profiles set for preference which do get changed back to the factory setting.  In addition if you switch off the camera then switch it back on, when you have a shot, it has reverted back to the Factory settings and not the previous used.  I had a Fujifilm X70 which also had a touch screen but,  even though it was merely 10% of the cost of a Q3, the option was available to turn off the "touch" facility so the screen could be used without.  Surely it's not beyond the realms of possibility that the Leica software team could add some code to make Video and the touch facility options, either on or off, is it?  No doubt these comments will never make their way to Leica HQ but will find the nearest rubbish bin but I had to try,

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7 minutes ago, AussieQ said:

Before updating the firmware, you should always export the custom profiles to the SD card. So once the firmware is installed, you can import them back into the camera.

Yes I did save and import my profiles. They are in the camera but the profile icon on the main menu doesn’t show which one is in use. I believe it used to show.

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vor 8 Minuten schrieb mmk60:

Yes I did save and import my profiles. They are in the camera but the profile icon on the main menu doesn’t show which one is in use. I believe it used to show.

Did you select the respective profile in the overview menu? And then you say that the number does not show up?

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22 minutes ago, M11 for me said:

Did you select the respective profile in the overview menu? And then you say that the number does not show up?

Yes that’s the case.

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I deleted all custom profiles and rebuilt them. They are now showing their respective number. I might have accidentally changed something in my previous profiles… but in all four profiles? Hmmm. Life is good again.

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3 hours ago, Manners said:

I carried out the update without any issues at all, in fact, it was quick and easy.  However!  The startup time on my Q3 hasn't changed it's still slow and ponderous, which I've gotten used too, but the biggest issue I have is that Leica have either chosen to ignore or just not bothered with what I and quite a few others really dislike about this camera and that is....touch screen / video.  Over Christmas I wanted to take candid photos of family and friends so I walked around with my camera turned on ready.  When I did eventually put it to my eye, low and behold, it was videoing so I missed the picture completely but I did get a fine video of my feet!!!  This occurs, regularly and painfully, in no small part to the touch screen which if swiped accidently, as in my case, by my clothing, it starts the video, or moves the focus point to the edge of the screen or completely change the settings, I use the user profiles set for preference which do get changed back to the factory setting.  In addition if you switch off the camera then switch it back on, when you have a shot, it has reverted back to the Factory settings and not the previous used.  I had a Fujifilm X70 which also had a touch screen but,  even though it was merely 10% of the cost of a Q3, the option was available to turn off the "touch" facility so the screen could be used without.  Surely it's not beyond the realms of possibility that the Leica software team could add some code to make Video and the touch facility options, either on or off, is it?  No doubt these comments will never make their way to Leica HQ but will find the nearest rubbish bin but I had to try,

As someone who never (intentionally) uses video, I also have a similar problem and frequently wish that there were a "Photo Only" switch somewhere. 😀

David

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I downloaded from the site to desktop to memory card to camera. Saved profiles. Then reinstalled them.
Mine is keeping the profile set. I checked to see the profile set. Switched the camera off. Restarted. And the same profile comes back up.

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New Firmware Installed.  Allowed camera to sit unused for 13 hours, battery not changed.  Startup time:  4 seconds, no change from the past.  Only situations when startup time is virtually instantaneous is when it has been off for a very short time then turned back on.  Or when a freshly charged battery is reinserted.  I doubt my Q3 is the only one that behaves in this manner.  However, as I have stated since I got the Q3 last July, I can live with it.  When I know I am going to use it, I just turn it on then off before I depart.

Bob

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1 minute ago, BobsFirstLeica said:

New Firmware Installed.  Allowed camera to sit unused for 13 hours, battery not changed.  Startup time:  4 seconds, no change from the past.  Only situations when startup time is virtually instantaneous is when it has been off for a very short time then turned back on.  Or when a freshly charged battery is reinserted.  I doubt my Q3 is the only one that behaves in this manner.  However, as I have stated since I got the Q3 last July, I can live with it.  When I know I am going to use it, I just turn it on then off before I depart.

Bob

After 12 hours, mine takes about 2-3 seconds to start. After that, it is instant.

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9 hours ago, Pelu2010 said:

I know > I have seen this. But I don’t understand  why the more challenging mode has no drop out! 
 

And why not displaying an image that gets better after 2 seconds first a draft then a high resolution. At least I could see what I am doing. 

In 2fps mode, there is no blackout, but the image freezes for a short while. I like the blackout as a feedback that the image was taken. I would not complain if it were shorter, though. Fully lag/blackout-free EVF is not possible as long as a single stream of data comes from the sensor.

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29 minutes ago, Le Chef said:

I downloaded from the site to desktop to memory card to camera. Saved profiles. Then reinstalled them.
Mine is keeping the profile set. I checked to see the profile set. Switched the camera off. Restarted. And the same profile comes back up.

My install kept the profile set as well.  When you select a profile, is it retained when you move about the menu?  Or, do you have to reselected that profile each time you power on the camera?

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1 hour ago, reynoldsyoung said:

Getting the same thing...doesn't retain the selected profile.  Every time I turn the camera off, the "default" becomes the profile in use.

 

It does not seem to revert to default with a short switch off but does revert after a few hours. This is irrespective of whether the profile was selected from the touch screen or via a menu command. I cannot believe this slipped past quality control and also I assume some beta testing. I have not been a firmware beta tester for Leica for some years but I rather doubt I would have failed to notice this bug. Does Leica even still use forum members as firmware beta testers like they use Jono Slack as a hardware beta tester?

Wilson

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