172 / Detailed guide/ Review mode
Deleting all markings – CANCEL ALL
3. Open the relevant viewfinder/monitor screen and
follow the further menu instructions.
Note: The flashing arrow pointing to the right only
appears if the corresponding markings exist. If
there are none, it is not possible to access the sub-
menu and the subsequent steps.
• In the viewfinder/monitor, the sub-menu to
cancel all DPOF markings for the presentation
appears, and the original viewfinder/monitor
screen appears after leaving the menu system.
PLayback with AV equipment -
Y
VIDEO OUT
The LEICA DIGILUX 2 allows you to view or present
your pictures on a TV or computer monitor, and there-
fore on a large screen. This also applies to all sound
recordings, which can be played back on an audio
system. The camera is connected to the TV via the
A/V lead supplied, after it has been set to the TV
standard applicable in your country – PAL or NTSC.
The camera’s monitor screen (“Livecam”) can also be
reproduced on NTSC compatible TVs or computer
monitors with a video input. The same applies to
(brief) automatic or manual review of the picture just
taken in the record modes (
B
AUTO REVIEW/
VIEW
).
Notes:
• Do not use any leads other than the one supplied.
• If your TV has a scart socket rather than a cinch
socket, you will also need an appropriate adapter.
•We recommend that you run the camera from the
mains for this application (see p. 118)
• Please refer to the relevant manual for details of
the required TV settings.
Selecting the TV standard
In the basic review menu
k
SETUP
2
/
3
(see
pp. 113/122) select the menu item
Y
VIDEO OUT
(3.35) and follow the further menu instructions.
Connecting/Playing back pictures
1. Turn off the camera and the TV.
2. Plug the small individual strip plugs of the lead into
the camera’s “A/V OUT/REMOTE” socket (1.35)
and plug the cinch plugs into the relevant sockets
on the TV: the yellow plug in the video in socket,
the white one in the audio in socket.
3. Turn on the TV and switch to the AV channel.
4. Turn on the camera and set the Record/review
selector (1.15) to review
8
.
• The image set on the camera is then reproduced
on the TV.
