Later on, if you select PTP you will be able to see the thumbnails for the DNG files (currently just a symbol). You can select PTP or MFI for the USB mode in the camera settings.
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Leica M11 ISO 64 1/1600th f8 50mm Summilux AsphĬonnectivity via the USB-C cable to Lightroom and Photos will also be improved later in the year. If you have selected a lower resolution DNG or JPG file and then you choose Digital Zoom the camera will revert to full-sized DNG/JPG (quite right as well). The DNG file shows as cropped in Lightroom: Using the crop tool will show the whole image with the crop lines. The EVF shows the only the frame line for the chosen crop (1.3 or 1.8) If you are shooting with a 28mm lens that equates to approximately 36mm and 50mm with a 35mm lens it will be approximately 45mm and 64mm and so on. The EVF/LCD still shows the entire sensor. You choose 1.3 crop or 1.8 crop and Live View frame lines are brought up separately for each crop. This can either be chosen through the menu or it can be allocated to one of the function buttons. This works the same way as on the Q and Q2, and you need to use it in conjunction with the rear screen or the EVF. Leica M11 ISO 64 1/500th f4.8 28mm Summilux Asph Digital Zoom (Crop Mode) If you shoot DNG+ lower resolution JPG files then the JPG files also have the lower resolution. On the other hand, I’m always reading about people who don’t want the increased storage space of higher megapixel files, and this gives you the best of both worlds in that you have the opportunity of more pixels, but you can shoot at lower pixel rates for less important shoots or when storage is at a premium.
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I’ve done some pretty careful test comparisons of the different image sizes, and although there is an improvement in noise levels with the lower pixel counts (as you might hope for), reducing a 60MO image in post-processing software has a similar effect. This is not a crop, it’s a full-frame image, but with a lower megapixel count - at 60, 36 or 18MP.
This is an interesting idea, and I’m not aware of any other company doing the same thing. Leica M11 ISO 64 1/400th f6.8 35mm APO Summicron M Firmware Variable Sized DNG Files
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The new EVF will also work with all M10 variants, there will be a firmware update to enable this function which is due in March 2022). I think those who are lucky enough to have Noctiluxes will be very happy with it as well. With my M10 I almost never used the EVF, but with the M11 I’ve used it extensively. There is still some ‘black out’ after shooting, and so it isn’t quite so good for continuous shooting as the Q2.Ĭomparing it to the previous EVF on my M10-R, the image is much larger and brighter and more detailed. Mind you, a lock would have been nice, especially with a price tag of £600! The hot shoe connection is much more positive as well, making it less likely to fall off. Although it’s bulky, it’s not as tall as the previous EVF, which means it fits better in your bag. The Visoflex 2 suits the camera really well, flush with the body at the front. It’s very nicely made out of metal, tiltable, with magnets to stop it tilting when you don’t want it to! It has clear and useful detents at 45 and 90 degrees. The new EVF is a 3.7MP OLED display, which sounds very much like that in the Q2 and certainly, it feels that good. Leica M11 ISO 64 1/160th f11 35mm APO Summicron M The New External EVF What’s more, the black finish is more ‘grippy’ than either the chrome or the old black finishes.Īs I understand it, the finish is the same as the Reporter editions of the M10 and Q2, except that it’s black rather than green. I’ve been using a shoulder strap that rubs against the camera all the time (with no protector) and there is little sign of wear on the paint above the strap lugs. It also has a seriously tough finish.Īfter seven months and trips to sandy beaches in Crete and through rainstorms in the UK, the finish shows only minor signs of being slightly shiny on the corners (with the same treatment the SL2 and my Q2 Mono looked decidedly worn, with worn corners and lots of bright points). This is quite a significant difference and will be relevant to many buyers. The camera is also 20% lighter than the chrome version (530gm vs 640g). The new black paint is a modern solution and kinder to the environment. Second, black paint finish with an aluminium top plate. So the new M11 comes with two finishes:įirst, a traditional silver chrome with a brass top plate, as before. Leica M 1/125th f5.6 50mm Summilux f1.4 Asph The FinishĪpparently, the black-chrome process has become un-ecological to continue with.
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