LEICA M11 Monochrom Rangefinder Camera User Manual

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TECHNICAL DATA

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VIEWFINDER/LCD PANEL

Viewfinder

Large, bright-line rangefinder with automatic parallax compensation
Suitable for -0.5 dpt, optional corrective lenses available: -3 to +3 dpt

Display

Four-digit digital display with items show on the top and bottom
Image field limiter: two lit frames: 35 mm + 135 mm, 28 mm + 90 mm,

50 mm + 75 mm (automatic switchover when lens is attached)

Parallax compensation

The horizontal and vertical difference between viewfinder and lens is

compensated automatically in line with the relevant focus setting.

Congruence of viewfinder and actual image.
The size of the bright-line frame matches the distance:

– at 2 m: the exact sensor size of approx. 23.9 x 35.8 mm

– at infinity: (depending on focal length) approx. 7.3% (28 mm) to 18%

(135 mm)

– less than 2 m: less than sensor size

Viewfinder magnification

0.73x (all lenses)

Large-base rangefinder

Split or superimposed image rangefinder shown as a bright field at the

center of the viewfinder image

LCD panel

2.95” (Active Matrix TFT), sapphire glass, 2 332 800 dots, format 3:2,

Touch control available

SHUTTER

Shutter type

Electronically controlled focal plane shutter and electronic shutter

function

Shutter speeds

Mech. shutter: 60 min to 1⁄4000 s
Electro. shutter function: 60 s to 1⁄16000 s
Flash Synch: up to 1⁄180 s
Optional noise reduction via additional “black picture” (can be disabled)

Shutter button

Two-stage

(Step 1: activation of the camera electronics including exposure metering

and exposure lock, Step 2: release)

Self-timer

Delay time: 2 s or 12 s

Drive mode

Single

Continuous - Low Speed

3 fps

Continuous - High Speed

4.5 fps

Interval shooting

Exposure Bracketing

FOCUSING

Focusing range

Rangefinder: 70 cm to ∞
Live View: depending on the attached lens

Focus mode

Manual (focus assist functions Magnification and Focus Peaking available)

EXPOSURE

Exposure metering

TTL (exposure metering through the lens), with working aperture

Metering principle

Exposure metering is done by the image sensor for all exposure metering

methods (in Live View mode and in rangefinder mode)