Aperture Priority - Leica T Anleitung

EN Aperture priority - A
Aperture priority mode automatically controls the exposure based
on a preset manual aperture setting. It is therefore particularly
useful for pictures in which depth of fi eld is the critical
compositional element.
By selecting an appropriately low aperture value, you can reduce
the depth of fi eld range, for example in a portrait to "release" the
face, which is in focus, from an unimportant or distracting
background, or conversely you can use a higher aperture value to
increase the depth of fi eld range, so that everything from the
foreground to the background will be sharp in a landscape shot.
Setting the mode
► Select
Taking a picture
► Select the required aperture value with the right adjusting dial,
► Press the shutter release to the pressure point
• Both the set aperture value and the automatically calculated
shutter speed are displayed in white. If even the fastest or
slowest shutter speed combined with the set aperture will
result in under or overexposure, both values are displayed in
red.
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If the automatically set shutter speed appears appropriate for the
intended composition:
► Press the shutter release all the way down to take the picture