Hasselblad H2 user manual Text setting / Proﬁle name changing

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In Text you can compose your own combination of letters, words, sym- bols, etc for film edge information. The same procedure is also used to change a Proﬁle name.

Text setting / Proﬁle name changing

1)Press the MENU button on the grip.

2)Turn the front control wheel until Settings appears.

3)Press the Enter (DRIVE) button on the grip.

4)Turn the front control wheel to access 4.2 Image info.

5)Press the Enter (DRIVE) button to 4.2.2 Text.

6)On the left side of the screen there is a small box frame con- taining an X symbol and two arrow symbols. By turning the front control wheel, the selector cursor will enter the box and by turning the rear control wheel the selector cursor will move up and down.

•When the X in the box is highlighted and the Sel.(AF) button is pressed, the character highlighted in the text line lower down the screen will be deleted.

•When an arrow in the box is highlighted, the text line cursor moves along the text line in the arrow’s direction, moving past every character with every click on the Sel.(AF) button to the desired position. The highlighted character in the text line can then be replaced by a new character chosen by moving the selector cursor out of the box, positioning it over the new char- acter to highlight it, and then pressing the Sel.(AF) button.

•By turning the front control wheel, the cursor moves horizontally.

•By turning the rear control wheel, the cursor moves verti- cally and introduces all available characters by scrolling the screen.

So, to write and store the characters, proceed as follows:

1)You can ﬁrstly clear an unwanted line of text by highlighting the X symbol in the box and repeatedly pressing the Sel.(AF) button.

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Contents Manual V1/English for camera firmware version 9.1.0 or later N T E N T S Congratulations  What’s in the box Illustration shows the H2 with a Hasselblad CFH digital backFlash unit hot-shoe Quick Start H2-Kit only / H2- Separate items ﬁlm loading ﬁnally That’s it Familiarize yourself with the H2 Function Control Display AF button 160 ISO/ASA Autofocus setting, single Single setting Shot mode20s Average FramesExamples Second ‘aperture priority’ mode+0.7 EV EmptyBy pressing Drive button on grip Direction depends on user settingBy pressing AF button on grip AF button / on / SEL Shutter release buttonFlash / Control Lock button / Exit Drive button / Save / EnterUser button AE-L buttonFilm wind-oﬀ button UP buttonEV correction adjustment button Eyesight correction adjustment wheelEXP button Camera Body Integral ergonomic grip Pixel based LCD user interfaceCarrying strap Rechargeable battery gripBatteries 5, 6, 7 Attaching the battery to the camera Battery chargerCharging the battery Rechargeable battery grip generalRechargeable battery grip precautions Viewﬁnder screenAccessory connection PC-connectorViewfinder Attaching and removing the viewﬁnder Eyepiece adjustmentParts & Components Rubber eye cupLenses Parts and components Stop down /depth-of-ﬁeld Infrared focus settingsDepth-of-ﬁeld calculation Focus aidCF Adapter Film Magazines Change up button LCD panelLCD illumination button Change down buttonDarkslide key Darkslide indicatorMagazine settings lock Film tab holderOperation BatteryBattery replacement Attaching and removing the magazineFilm speed setting / Barcode Magazine settingsFilm length/number of frames Low-battery symbol Data imprint settingFrame counter setting ExampleFilm wind oﬀ Film loadingBeeper Unloading a ﬁlmDigital Photography Ixpress CFH Instant user interfaceFlexColor and workﬂow Three modes of operation and storageDirect shooting to Adobe DNG Colour reﬁnement new colour handling conceptIxpress CF Ixpress C digital backs and 3rd party digital backsLight Metering Exposure ControlLight metering and exposure control Metering methodSelecting metering method Press Save Drive button to retain the settingExposure method Reach M Manual 2bTing. Note that the appearance of a +/- symbol on the grip Automatic Exposure A, S, P, PvAE- L button Metered area reads ‘Zone 8’ Metered area beyond ﬁlm rangeTer speed setting as conﬁrmation of the setting With the camera in active modeExposure compensation Quick adjust wheel Proﬁles General FunctionsManual focus PowerStandby 3Autofocus Manual focus modeAutofocus override in Manual mode Single ShotManual override in autofocus mode Autofocus modeContinuous Single DriveMulti exposure with ﬁlm magazine only Proﬁles Pre-set proﬁles feature the followingMaking a proﬁle Using proﬁles Changing a proﬁle nameAdvanced Features Self timer options Bracketing options General overview Camera menuSelf timer Bracketing Interval timer Settings There are four main functionsMirror Up/ Delay sequence = Self timer settingMirror goes down / Mirror remains up Bracketing Vation Bracketing settingButton on the Bracketing screen, then Oﬀ AF button Interval setting IntervalSettings / Custom Options Custom optionsBracketing AF drive lens in MF or AF 5s 10s 15s 30s3 Step Clockwise Counter clockwiseCamera Ext ﬂash Oﬀ On OﬀHalf press Always Oﬀ Direct Half pressExp reset Saved Yes enables the display No disables the displayCustomizable button function list Image Info ﬁlm magazines only Imprint type settingImprint type Text Text setting / Proﬁle name changingSo, to write and store the characters, proceed as follows Changing text an example Date & Time Date & TimeSystem Status System StatusFlash To access the controls GeneralIntegral ﬂash Colour temperature full ﬂash 000 5,600º K1EV 50% Flash measure of separate ﬂash unit Separate ﬂash unit connection and useTo use ﬂash measure Optional Accessories ProshadeFocusing screen HS-standard 3043305 Battery Grip Rechargeable 3043348Focusing screen HS-grid 3043310 HMiAppendix Glossary of Terms Standard exposure Quick saveRoll ﬁlm Main screenTrue exposure True exposureLight metering method sensitivity distribution Automatic exposure P & Pv Mode≈ 2% Technical speciﬁcations Camera TypeInterval timer External dimensions Body Problems, Equipment Care, Service & Guarantee Copyright Victor Hasselblad AB & Hasselblad A/S Sweden Denmark