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Leica SL - Video Aspect Ratio; Video Safety Area; Auto Iso Video

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Recording mode
Video aspect ratio
If the intended review equipment has a different aspect ratio than
that determined in
Video Resolution (see p. 230), you can select
appropriate frame lines to be displayed with this mode that help
you to match your framing to the respective aspect ratio.
Setting the function
1. In the menu’s
SETUP section, select Capture Assistants,
2. in the submenu,
Video Aspect Ratio, and
3. in the corresponding submenu, switch the respective frame
line sets
On or Off.
• The format limits of a more rectangular aspect ratio (than
that of the recorded video) are indicated by horizontal green
lines, those of a more square one by vertical red lines.
Note:
You can activate any number of frame lines for simultaneous
display.
Video safety area
During review with different equipment, a slight amount of the
frame edges may be trimmed. To make sure this does not cut off
decisive parts of the subject, you can facilitate appropriate framing
with the help of four different 'safety margins'.
Setting the function
1. In the menu’s
SETUP section, select Capture Assistants,
2. in the submenu,
Video Safety Area, and
3. in the corresponding submenu,
80%, 90%, 92.5%, or 95%.
• The resulting safety area is indicated by a respective frame.
Note:
The frames are based on the actually recorded video format. They
are not on any aspect ratios that my have been selected in
Video Aspect Ratio (see previous section).
Auto ISO Video
All options described on p. 202, but these are set separately for
video recording.
Setting the function
1. In the menu's
SETUP section, select Auto ISO Settings,
2. in the submenu,
Auto ISO Video, and
3. in the next submenu
Maximum ISO, Maximum Exposure Time or
Floating ISO, and
4. select the desired settings in the respective submenus, or
switch the
Floating ISO function On or Off.
SL_EN.indd 233 16.09.2015 15:04:31

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