Favorite Programs; Flash Techniques; Indirect Flash - Leica SF 64 Anleitung

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FAVORITE PROGRAMS

In flash photography there are recurrent standard
situations (e.g. birthday parties in your own living
room etc.). This flash unit gives you the opportunity to
save your settings for such standard situations as
favorite programs. Flash unit parameters that have
been made once can be set again quickly.
The flash unit has 4 memory spaces for settings made
on the flash unit.
Setting procedure for saving a favorite program
1. Make the desired setting
2. Press the
3. Press
4. Press
5. Press desired memory space (
Setting procedure for loading a favorite program
1. Press the
2. Press MENU on the touch menu
3. Press
4. Press desired memory space (
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button 13 repeatedly until the
selection menu appears
sensor button on the touch display
SAVE
/
F1 F2
The settings are stored in the selected memory
space.
button 13 repeatedly until the
selection menu appears
LOAD
/
F1 F2
The setting is loaded from the selected memory
space.
/ / )
F3 F4
/ / )
F3 F4

FLASH TECHNIQUES

INDIRECT FLASH

With indirect flash, the subject is lit up more softly,
reducing marked shadow formation. In addition, the
physical decrease in light from the foreground to the
background is reduced.
For indirect flash, the reflector head
can be pivoted horizontally and vertically.
Pivoting reflector
Press the release button and loosen the reflector
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from the lock, while turning it to the desired position
Notes:
• The reflector is locked only in the normal position.
• To avoid color cast, the reflective surface should be
neutral in color or white.
• When pivoting the reflector, make sure that the
pivoting angle is big enough to ensure that no
direct light can fall from the reflector onto the
subject. Therefore pivot by at least 60° from the
resting position.
• When the reflector head is pivoted, the reflector is
moved to a position of 70mm so that no direct
scattered light can also light up the subject. The
reflector range and position are not displayed.
6 of the flash unit