Leica SL - Time Code

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Recording mode
Time code
The time code is a data set that is generated and recorded parallel
to the image and audio data. It allows the correct time
synchronization of picture and audio signals even after cutting, or
after a later separate processing.
You can choose between a continuous 'running' time code
–
Free Run and one for the particular recording – Rec Run.
Setting the function
1. In the menu’s
IMAGE section, select Video Settings,
2. in the submenu,
Time Code,
3. in that item’s submenu
Mode, and
4. in the final submenu the desired function.
You can choose if you want to define the start yourself, i.e. how
large the time offset is to be between the start of recording and the
start of time code signal generation -
Manual, or use the time code
signal generated by the camera –
Camera Time. You can also reset
your settings in
Manual to 0.
Setting the function
1. Perform steps 1. and 2. described above,
2. in the
Time Code submenu, select Start Time, and
3. in that submenu the desired function.
• If
Camera Time or Reset Timecode are selected, the
Time Code submenu reappears. If Manual is selected,
another submenu appears containing numerical groups:
hh
[hours],
mm [minutes], ss [seconds], and Frame [frame
number within the respective second].
Setting a delay
4. To set a numerical group, turn the click wheel, or press the
joystick up or down.
To switch between groups, press the click wheel, or the
joystick inwards, to the left or to the right.
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