Just got Leica Disto D2 in mail today. Only reads in metric measurements. Was unaware it would not be in in/feet. Can it be changed to read US meas
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Yes. The button saying UNITS and with the symbol of a light bulb is the one to use. A short press will just turn on the light but by holding it down longer you can change from metric to USA and a variety of fractional values etc etc
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It does read in feet & inches. My husband has it at work so I am not sure how to change it. Here is the manual: http://www.leica-geosystems.com/downloads123/cp/disto/d2/manuals/User_Manual_D2_us.pdf
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You have to hold the "Units" area on the pad down for about 3 seconds, and it will scan through the different units of measurements. Same with the "Delay Timer", which is very important. With the timer on delay, and then touching the "ON" button, it gives you a chance to line up the laser and not have the meter jerk in your hand, causing a false measurement. The meter internally takes the measurement, instead of your finger.
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Push and hold the "Units" buttons and it will change the units to metric or feet and inches.
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The Leica Disto D2 will provide distance readouts in ft./inches or meters. To change the setting simply hold down the units button for approx. 2-3 seconds. With each press the device will display different units of measurement. Simply scroll through the different options until you see the measurement display you want.
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I asked the seller for the length of these files and was told they were "standard" length. When I asked for the length in either inches or mm I was told to shop somewhere else. I have many rulers at home, and they all have lots of lines, dashes and numbers on them, but NONE of them show a "standard" measurement anywhere. ;-)
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It's in the manual but the camera has a setting to override the dof focus etc. In that respect it's not really intuitive.
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The strip that reads the measurements does not have a defined starting spot. You have to press the button and that becomes the spot you read from. Depending on the direction the reader moves it will add or subtract from your starting point. This is a very basic unit as the price point dictates.
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It's available in imperial or metric at Incra website. I think Amazon only sells the imperial version.
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Hmm, If i'm not mistaken the 1d has a 2-2.5" display correct? Mine fits perfectly on my 5d MKII but that display is 3" so I would be cautious as it might be to big for your lcd. In the description it says suited for 3 inch displays but I'm not sure about smaller, hope this helps!
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The units of measure are a function of the METER, not the strip. You should be able to set your meter to indicate mmol/l, as the meters are sold worldwide. mg/dl is used only in the United States ... just like the foot, pound, mile, gallon & so on.
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Yes. There is an unassuming button on underneath the display for units. Press the button to set the unit of measurement.
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Scroll down in the reviews to see a couple sample photos of a mantle-clock I posted. They were taken with a 24-105 on a 5D Mark III. I tend to use it in continuous rather than flash mode so while it should work OK, I haven't tested that aspect.
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Unless you are measuring in metric don't buy this. The ad says you get inche's and that's not true. I spent so much money for useless p ice of equipment. No one responded to my complaint.
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The more I read about it online, the more it sounds like it's the iA 'algorithm' that is slightly flawed. Many blogs/websites all sight setting adjustments as the easy fix. Not so cool for someone like me that was hoping to rely on the iA for my day-to-day pics, but I guess it's a learning opportunity! Good luck yourself, I will say that other than this one issue I love every aspect of the camera. Will play with settings tonight to see if I can crack it.. ~Rich
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I have the 20mm/1.7, the 12-35, 35-100 and the 12-42. None will do this. I suggest an adapter and a bellows system. Novoflex makes adapters for several camera brands e.g. Canon, then find an inexpensive bellows here on Amazon and attach it. Only then will you be able to get that close. It will require manual focus and metering.
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hello i dont know but you have to read the complete notice of Nikon camera on the chapitre : MESURE DE L EXPOSITION light mesure or to ask a question to nikon
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I just tested this and this is the case with the SD870IS as well. It will add a date/timestamp in yellow text in the lower right corner of the photo only in the 1600x1200 "postcard" mode.Interesting that it will not do so in the M3 1600x1200 mode.
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well, on a standard 35mm, the diagonal is 41mm, so therefore the standard would be 41mm. i have not measured the size of the tg-1 sensor, but the standard would be roughly the diagonal. if you want it in zoom equivalents, the widest is 25mm, 2x zoom is 50mm, 3x zoom is 75mm, and 4x would be 100mm. so, if you wanted the leica standard 50mm, shoot at 2x, and if you want the real standard use 1.6 or 1.8x (mine will not do 1.7). hope that is helpful.
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Call konica minolta customer service--they are good. There is an advance function somewhere--maybe it's on the monitoring software (K). I'm out of the country so I cannot consukt the machine myself. Good luck.
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not sure what you mean by dl. But they do have the imperial and metric measurements of ml (millimetres)