Hasselblad H4D200MS user manual  CARRYING Strap,  RECHARGEABLE Battery Grip,  BATTERY Charger

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 CARRYING STRAP

The carrying strap is attached by firstly withdrawing the safety collar. The hook is then freed and can be attached to the strap lug. Slide back the safety collar to ensure the hook remains in the locked position between the small protruding lugs. The collar is purposely a tight fit to avoid unintention- ally slipping back and therefore might need some effort to slide.

 RECHARGEABLE BATTERY GRIP

The environmentally approved­ Battery grip Li-ion(3043356) is the standard power source for the H5D camera. The H5D requires a power supply for all actions as there is no me- chanical reserve facility. When working untethered, it is therefore advisable to keep a reserve rechargeable battery grip at hand. As is the case with most batteries, problems might be encountered when used in very low temperatures. In this situation it is advisable to keep the reserve battery in an inside pocket, for example, to maintain it near body temperature (both sorts of battery grips are referred to as the ‘battery’ in this manual).

 FITTING AND REMOVING A BATTERY

The fitting and removing procedure is the same for both types of battery grip.

Remove the battery from the camera by depressing the bat- tery holder button (A) and simultaneously swinging the bat- tery holder retaining lever (B) down until it stops. Pull the battery downwards (C).

If you intend to store the battery separately from the camera you should ensure that the safety cover is in place (to pre- vent short-circuiting). It snaps into place and is removed by pulling outwards and upwards on the locking clip.

C

A

B

To fit, hold the battery flat against the camera body and aligning the two upper lugs with the slot, slide it back into position as far as it will go. Swing back the battery holder retaining lever until it clicks back into place.

 BATTERY CHARGER

The battery charger is supplied with a number of plug at- tachments to suit various types of domestic electrical sock- ets available worldwide. Other types of socket will require a domestic socket converter.

Attach the chosen plug by sliding it into position as in the diagram. Removal is by the reverse procedure.

Please note that the Battery charger Li-ion 2900 (3053572) is designed for use with Battery grip Li-ion 2900 (3043356) but can also be used together with the Battery grip re- chargeable 7.2V Li-Ion(3043348) intended for H4D use.

Likewise, the older Battery charger for Li-Ion battery (3053568) also can also be used together with the Battery grip Li-ion 2900 (3043356) but requires 50% longer charg- ing times.

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Contents Page Introduction Page 50MS & 200MS models also feature Index General overview Controls and displaysFirmware Updates Computer System RequirementsPARTS, COMPONENTS, Buttons and Controls Overview Exposure compensation button  Exposure Display buttonGrip Buttons and Controls ExampleCamera Body Buttons and Controls True Focus buttonSensor Unit Menu / Exit buttonViewfinder LensesDisplay Information − Overview Viewfinder InformationSensor Unit Display and Controls − Overview  BUTTONS and Scroll Wheels GRIP Information  SPIRIT LevelGrip Display − Overview Typical Grip Display‘aperture priority’ mode Viewfinder Display − OverviewSome Examples of Various Viewfinder Displays SecondCustomizable Buttons Function Options Stop DownCamera Configuration in Phocus  CREATING a ProfileMenu button P1 / P2 setting option access ShortcutsGeneral  RECHARGEABLE Battery Grip  FITTING and Removing a Battery BATTERY Charger  CARRYING Strap CHARGING the Battery  BATTERY Life  BATTERY Status POWER Modes  AUTOMATIC Settings VIEWFINDER Screen  RE-ACTIVATION from Display OFF or Sleep Modes EYEPIECE Adjustment  ACCESSORY Connection PC-CONNECTOR  REMOVING and Attaching the Viewfinder USING Compact Flash Memory Cards  PROTECTIVE Base Plate INSERTING a CF Card  REMOVING a CF Card FORMAT VIA Sensor Unit  FORMATTING Cards FORMAT Button  CAREANDMAINTENANCEOFSENSOR Unit  SENSOR Unit Introduction REMOVING and Attaching Sensor Unit Do not touch the exposed CCD/filter with your fingers TETHERED to a Computer with Phocus Running  CLEANING the Sensor Filter CONNECTING to a Computer 3FR Jpeg Plus Features in PhocusPhocus Lenses Focus Modes  Focusing Distance Calculation  ATTACHING a Lens REMOVING a Lens  FRONT Lens CAP FOCUS Assist  INFRARED Focus Settings STOP Down / DEPTH-OF-FIELD Preview HCD lenses were formulated for use with the smaller size  AUTO / Manual Focus Setting  MANUAL Override in Autofocus Mode AUTOFOCUS Override in Manual Mode  MANUAL Focus TRUE Focus  SINGLE Shot CONTINUOUS  TRUE Focus and Absolute Position Lock Ca.2.5 m FOCUS Checking in BROWSE, Preview or True Focus Mode  TRUE Focus and Camera HandlingMenu Settings Custom Options # Menu Settings Custom OptionsFour True Focus Methods Activated by Shutter Release Button True Focus RetainedActivated by True Focus Button Autofocus Deactivated Activated by AN Assigned Button Manual Focus RetainedExposure Control  LIGHT Metering Modes  ISO & White Balance ISO & White Balance on Grip  MANUAL Exposure M  EXPOSURE Setting Modes SELECTING Metering / Exposure Setting Modes  OVEREXPOSURE Indicator  AUTOMATIC Exposure A, S, P, PV AE- L Button Metered area reads ‘Zone 8’ FIXED Exposure Compensation Setting  EXPOSURE Compensation / Quick AdjustNavigating the Menus ISO Basic Description of Sensor Unit Menu Items OVERVIEW of Navigating Menu and Settings on Sensor Unit Sound.Not Saved  OVERVIEW of Navigating Menu and Settings on GripSaved Previews Browsing  PREVIEW Modes Standard preview FULL Details Mode  FULL-SCREEN Mode BROWSING  ZOOMING in and OUTSensor Unit Settings Basic Overview of Sensor Unit Menu  NAVIGATION ISO Setting on Sensor Unit  WHITE Balance Setting on Sensor UnitPresets Sensor Unit Menu ISOWhite Balance Setting by Using a ‘GREY CARD’ Image Format Setting IMAGE Format Sensor Unit Menu White Balance ManualSettings Storage Storage DELETE  FORMATSettings Settings User Interface  SOUNDSensor Unit Menu Settings User Interface Sound Audio FeedbackSensor Unit Menu Settings User Interface Date & Time Sensor Unit Menu Settings User Interface Display DATE & Time  DISPLAYSettings Custom Options Sensor Unit Menu Settings Custom Options P1 / P2P1 and P2 Button Function Options 10 sec, 20 sec, 30sec, 60 sec SleepSettings Service  SERVICESensor Unit Menu Settings Custom Options Image Orientation Sensor Unit Menu Settings Custom Options Show Preview ABOUT Settings aboutSensor Unit Menu Settings about User icon Normal at default settingRepro at default setting Grip Menu Settings  GENERAL Overview of Grip Menu System status Drive SETTINGS  SELF TimerSelf Timer Setting Bracketing Setting BracketingExample Second 1 hour Interval SettingInterval Settings Custom Options Custom Options on Grip CUSTOM Options on Grip 10s 20s 30s 60sStep Delete Grey bal ex Spirit Level Rear Info Screen NoneNo Yes On OffHalf press Always Off Ext flash Camera OffAll controls Wheels Off Exit StayMs 100 ms 200 ms None 25 ms None 2s 10s 60s Interval timeNormal Light meter Image Info Setting Settings Image InfoSettings Date & Time System Status Disclosure  DRIVE Single and Continuous SettingCamera active mode Profiles Profiles Making a Profile USING Profiles  CHANGING a Profile NameFlash / Strobe Flash / Strobe General INTEGRAL Flash  ACCESS to ControlsUsing the integral flash To use flash measure  SEPARATE Flash Unit Connection FLASH Measure of Separate Flash Unit Accessories Connectivity Diagram HC Lens Range Optional Accessories HVM waist level viewfinderOptional HC Lens Accessories HVM correction lens holderMulti Shot Appendix H5D Camera Specifications H5D-40 H5D-50 H5D-60 H5D-50MS H5D-200MSAll models Default Settings ‘DEFAULT’ Profile GeneralStopped down one stop with True Exposure mode OFF True ExposureAutomatic Exposure P & PV Mode ModeEquipment Care PROBLEMS, Equipment Care & ServiceService 101 Copyright Victor Hasselblad AB All rights reserved 103