[Leica] Leica T lens on SL camera

[Frank Filippone]

Yes, certainly a problem.......

Taking a more positive track.....  There may be a setting for T
lenses....?????  Cameras are a lot more complicated than a M.......

I think before you send the lens back from the supplier, or to Leica, ask
the question how it works together, and wait for the response.......

Do you know about the http://www.getdpi.com/wp/  group? ..... If you can
register there, ask the question.... there are a few SL owners... and a few
pre- release testers that hang out there......
You might get an immediate answer......

Or.......What happens if you change sensor format ( 24x36 to APS-C)?

>From the instructions....

BASIC PHOTO SETTINGS
SWITCHING THE SENSOR FORMAT
The Leica SL is a standard 35mm format camera, i.e. its sensor
size is approx. 24 x 36mm. You can limit the sensor area used to
the APS-C format though, i.e. to approx. 15.7 x 23.6mm.
APS-C should be utilized whenever using lenses designed for this
format.
Setting the function
1. In the menu's IMAGE section, select Sensor Format, and
2. in the submenu, the desired setting.
Notes:
. Using the smaller format with lenses designed for the 35mm
format results in focal lengths that are effectively longer (by
approx. 1.2x - the so-called 'crop factor'), and therefore also a
reduced angle of view (approx. 66%).
. This function can be assigned to the FAVORITES menu.
ASPECT RATIO
You can select the aspect ratio to be used for photos, i.e. the
relationship between the vertical and horizontal sides of the
format.
Setting the function
1. In the menu's IMAGE section, select Photo Aspect Ratio, and
2. in the submenu, the desired setting.
Note:
This function can be assigned to the FAVORITES menu.





Frank Filippone
Red735i at verizon.net

It won't take a picture with the lens attached.

Tina

On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 11:42 AM, Frank Filippone <red735i at verizon.net>
wrote:

> The question that has not been asked.....
>
> What happens when you put the lens on the SL and take a picture?
>