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LEICA S LENSES

Leica S lenses all have some characteristic external features:

- Their distance setting ring (1.8) works diﬀ erently depending on which focus

mode is set:

- In manual mode (

MF, see p. 16/26/37) the distance is set by turning the

ring, as normal - in this case it is mechanically coupled to the optical con-

struction from the outset.

- In autofocus mode (

AFs/AFc, see p. 16/26/37) it is initially uncoupled, so

that holding the lens with the ring does not prevent motorized adjustment.

However, you can "override" the automatic setting at any time, i.e. set the

distance manually in AF mode. In this case, turning the ring immediately

couples it to the optical system.

- The internal distance scale can be read through a window (1.7).

- They do not have an aperture setting ring. The aperture is set using the click

wheel (1.18, see p. 42) on the camera body.

Note:

Some Leica S lenses are available with an integral central shutter.

ATTACHING AND REMOVING THE LENS

All lenses and accessories with a Leica S bayonet ﬁ tting can be attached to

the Leica S.

Leica S lenses are attached as follows:

1. Position the red dot on the lens mount opposite the bayonet release button

(1.5c) on the camera body.

2. In this position, insert the lens.

3. Turn the lens as far as possible to the right, and you will hear and feel it

click into place.

To remove the lens

1. Press the release button

2. Unlock the lens by turning it to the left, and

3. Pull it straight oﬀ .

Notes:

• To protect against ingress of dust etc. into the interior of the camera, and

particularly to keep the sensor surface free of dust as far as possible, it is

important always to have a lens or a cover attached to the camera body.

• For the same reason, change lenses quickly and in an environment that is

as dust-free as possible.

• Leica publishes  rmware updates for lenses at irregular intervals. You can

easily download new ﬁ rmware from our home page and transfer it to your

lens. Further information can be found on p. 64.

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