D-Lux 7 Menu setting of "iDynamic"?

[yst]

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Could someone help to explain what is the :  iDynamic setting for?  How should I set it on the D-Lux 7?  

Should it be left on OFF, or set at LOW, STANDARD, HIGH?  Or should it be set on AUTO?

What is the disadvantage or advantage that if I leave the "iDynamic" setting on the "OFF" ?  

Thank you in advance for your info! 

Edited March 17 by yst

[Keith (M)]

You should be able to download the .pdf instruction manual (all 290 pages of it!) from the Leica website...

 

 

Edited March 17 by Keith (M)

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[PCBrandt]

I think iDynamic refers to how much detail is in the brightest parts and in the shadow detail. I think file size in capture is affected. Why not try the highest setting on one shot and the lowest in a second frame of 'same scene', then down load to a computer and open in a photo program and analyse which is better for you.

Does the Hi slow down the cameras function, like you may need 'fast' in a sports action photo ?

Another consideration may be how important is the shot ? Is it a quick vacation photo or a shot for a client ?

[Keith (M)]

If you were to download the .pdf file, then it is easy (as I have just discovered) to search for a term such as 'i.Dynamic'.

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[yst]

6 hours ago, Keith (M) said:f you were to download the .pdf file, then it is easy (as I have just discovered) to search for a term such as 'i.Dynamic'.

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Yes, Keith 🙏 ,  although the menu does not tell or explain the pro/con of turning on the "iDynamic",  or which level should it be put on, or the Pro/Con of keeping the "iDynamic" setting on "OFF" ?