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On 4/14/2024 at 7:52 PM, scott kirkpatrick said:

I agree that this is a strange-sounding problem, but there are people who see freezes.  So asking them how they use the camera (particularly with respect to powering on and shooting quickly or shooting rapid single shots, which seem to be connected to freezes) is relevant.  I would only ask those who don't see freezes if they leave the camera on all day, letting it manage its powering down and back up.

That’s how I use mine when out shooting. Just switch it on let it sort itself out. However, I might sometimes (not always) gently press the shutter button while it’s slung over my shoulder to make sure it’s on and definitely ready for when I want to use it. 

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32 minutes ago, Derbyshire Man said:

A related question. Mine has started doing the occasional over exposed shot randomly. Anyone know what the alleged precipitant is for this behaviour?

Spot exposure metering ...

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vor 54 Minuten schrieb Derbyshire Man:

A related question. Mine has started doing the occasional over exposed shot randomly. Anyone know what the alleged precipitant is for this behaviour?

It is a bug that randomly happens. It is described a few times here. Leica never fixed it. 

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Curious.  I sometimes get an underexposed image but almost never overexposed. I tend to leave the camera on center-weighted.

Since the thread title is "freezes," I'll add that I finally had an M11-P freeze today, but that was with an older firmware.  The rest of the day went fine.

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2 hours ago, scott kirkpatrick said:

Curious.  I sometimes get an underexposed image but almost never overexposed. I tend to leave the camera on center-weighted.

Since the thread title is "freezes," I'll add that I finally had an M11-P freeze today, but that was with an older firmware.  The rest of the day went fine.

I've read several posts here which indicate the freeze problem has gotten even worse with the latest firmware update.

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On 4/7/2024 at 6:01 PM, IkarusJohn said:

With my M9, Monochrom & M10-D, if the lens isn’t coded, the camera simply applies the last manually selected code (great if you use only one uncoded lens).

How do you manually select a lens on the M10-D?

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2 hours ago, graphlex said:

How do you manually select a lens on the M10-D?

That’s a good question!  The lens simply comes up as uncoded on the M10-D, if I recall correctly - I can’t check, as my M10-D is back in Wetzlar, and my computer with all my photos is down.

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So, after using my M11 for over a month, it finally froze. It has actually happened a couple of times already. It happened while shooting with high continuous. Before that, I had been using single shot or low continuous and hadn't had any issues.

I have the latest firmware.

It's funny that we have €8,000 cameras and have to be happy with occasional hiccups. With the M240 and M10, I never had this issue. Actually, with the M240, I had the camera lock up perhaps once or twice during five years, and the M10 never really locked up.

Worts part is the lack of acknowledgement from Leica or any statement that they are working on it... it's been 2 years since the camera was released. 

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2 hours ago, Malabito said:

So, after using my M11 for over a month, it finally froze. It has actually happened a couple of times already. It happened while shooting with high continuous. Before that, I had been using single shot or low continuous and hadn't had any issues.

I have the latest firmware.

It's funny that we have €8,000 cameras and have to be happy with occasional hiccups. With the M240 and M10, I never had this issue. Actually, with the M240, I had the camera lock up perhaps once or twice during five years, and the M10 never really locked up.

Worts part is the lack of acknowledgement from Leica or any statement that they are working on it... it's been 2 years since the camera was released. 

There have been reports of newer firmware incoming to address these issues. We shall see.

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Mine is always switched off after shooting and then on again sometimes in quick succession. I have deliberately steered clear of updates. I always save to card not internal memory and shoot raw. I have never had a freeze nor a corrupted file. The camera is two years old

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