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I have a question for David or Josh… fantastic shows BTW! First of all, is this the best place to ask Questions? Or are their personal mailboxes that would work better?
Please let me know and excuse me if I am writing in the wrong place!? My 2 questions are regarding the Leica Q: Do the bright line frames on the ‘live view’ back screen show in…[Read more]
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Simon Arey started the topic M9 in-camera image question…. in the forum M9 6 years, 3 months ago
Hi,
Quick question:
When people talk of the image from the CCD sensor resembling that of Kodachrome is it applied to JPG images with no internal changes to the saturation, contrast etc … or the DNG file.Im guessing the true JPG image??
Thanks in advance.
Simon.
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David Farkas replied to the topic Skyline with late sun in the forum Images to Share 6 years, 3 months ago
Nice stuff, Jack.
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Leica Camera USA has announced a new way to save big on the compact and sleek Leica TL2 mirrorless camera. Priced at just $2,295, the TL2 Starter Bundle includes a black Leica TL2 camera and 18mm Elmarit-TL f/2. […]
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Jack MacD started the topic Skyline with late sun in the forum Images to Share 6 years, 3 months ago
This was shot with my M10M using a demo 90mm Macro Elmar.
Sun was coming through the clouds hitting some structures but not others. The skyline is St. Louis. The Arch is visible, but not lit by the sun.f8 at 1/1500. ISO auto which turned out to be 160. Underexposed compensation set by .7. Cropped slightly, no filter. I usually have auto…[Read more]
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David Farkas wrote a new post 6 years, 3 months ago
Today, Leica has released a significant update to its FOTOS mobile app for iOS and Android. Many of the updates were developed based on user requests, which is always great to see. One of the most notable […]
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David Farkas wrote a new post 6 years, 3 months ago
Today, Leica has released a firmware update for the full range of current Leica compact digital cameras, including the D-Lux 7, C-Lux and V-Lux 5. The headlining feature of firmware version 2.0 is the improvement […]
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Hi and thanks for your useful article above. I downloaded the firmware update for D-Lux 7.
Name of the zipped file : DLX7_V20.bin
Which I cannot open on my Macbook.
What to do?
Once this is solved (I hope) can I copy the firmware to my existing SD card with images? On that card I have two folders, one with the images and one named private. Shall I use the private one? Or create a new folder? What is actually meant with “Top Level Folder”? Finally, can I copy the firmware to the SD care when I have the D-Lux connected to my Macbook?
Cheers/Per
You don't want to try to open the file on your computer. Simply drag it to an SD card, then insert into your camera. It should not be in any folder.
The firmware file needs to be placed at the top level (also known as the root directory) of the SD card, not inside the DCIM folder. If it's inside any folder, the camera can't see it.
No. The firmware is specific to each model.
Yes, you can reformat the card to remove the firmware file.