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Instruction Manual
- Thread starter hborowski
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> Contact Leica camera and let them know your problem. Last year I > purchased a demo Minilux zoom without a manual. They requested that I > fax a copy of the sales receipt and they mailed me the required > manual. Try this email address: > literature@leicacamerausa.com
Leica MP Instruction Book
First Step in both following cases: Load film and set film speed dial on camera back.
Aperture Priority
1. Cock Shutter
2. Set Aperture on lens
3. Rotate Shutter Speed dial until red dot appears in viewfinder window
4. Focus
5. Press Shutter
6. Repeat if necessary
Shutter Priority
1. Cock Shutter
2. Set desired Shutter Speed
3. Rotate Aperture ring on lens until red dot appears in viewfinder window
4. Focus
5. Press Shutter
6. Repeat if necessary
That will be $25 please (much less than what Leica would charge).
First Step in both following cases: Load film and set film speed dial on camera back.
Aperture Priority
1. Cock Shutter
2. Set Aperture on lens
3. Rotate Shutter Speed dial until red dot appears in viewfinder window
4. Focus
5. Press Shutter
6. Repeat if necessary
Shutter Priority
1. Cock Shutter
2. Set desired Shutter Speed
3. Rotate Aperture ring on lens until red dot appears in viewfinder window
4. Focus
5. Press Shutter
6. Repeat if necessary
That will be $25 please (much less than what Leica would charge).
vishalvora
Well-Known Member
brent -
at last someone brings humour to this forum!
well done!
- I just got the MP and seriously there is NO need for a manual - of course its good to keep a copy (if you ever want to sell) but who really needs to read a manual to learn how to use a Leica?
excellent post!
at last someone brings humour to this forum!
well done!
- I just got the MP and seriously there is NO need for a manual - of course its good to keep a copy (if you ever want to sell) but who really needs to read a manual to learn how to use a Leica?
excellent post!
