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Manual white balance is unavailable The image object is too bright or too dark
Viewfinder is out of focus Check the diopter setting and adjust as needed
Viewfinder is dark Switchover between EVF and LCD incorrectly set
Select the setting AutoAuto, EVF ExtendedEVF Extended or EVFEVF under
EVF-LCDEVF-LCD
AF metering field is framed in red with activated AF;
images out of focus
Focusing was unsuccessful Try to focus again
No AF metering field selectable Automatic Metering Field Control or Face Detection in
AF Mode is selected
Select other control mode
Image Review is activated Deactivate Image Review
Camera is in Standby mode Press the shutter button to the first pressure point
AF assist light does not light up Camera is in video recording mode Change the mode
Function is deactivated Activate AF
MF SetupMF Setup is grayed out
The mounted lens does not support this setting Use another lens
Focus mode MFMF is unavailable
A lens with AF/MF switch is mounted An AF selection in the menu will not be available if the
lens switch is set to MF
Focus Limit (Macro)Focus Limit (Macro) is grayed out in the camera
settings
The mounted lens does not support this setting Use another lens
Lens ProfilesLens Profiles is grayed out in the camera settings
No M-adapterL or R-adapterL attached This menu is available only for Leica M and Leica R
lenses
Video recording
No video is recorded The camera is overheated and the function was
temporarily disabled to protect the camera
Allow camera to cool down
Video recording stops Maximum length of individual video sequence was
reached
The memory card's write speed is too low for the
selected video resolution/compression
Insert another memory card or change the storage
method
L-Lo gL-Log is not selectable in video mode
A 10 bit format was not selected as the video format Switch to 10 bit format for the video format
In video mode, I see ASAASA instead of ISOISO, angle
instead shutter speed and T-exposure values
instead of F-values
CineCine was selected as recording mode Switch from CineCine to VideoVideo mode
There are visible exposure jumps during zooming
The camera is set to Auto ISOAuto ISO Switch to Floating ISOFloating ISO