Sinar manual Scope of Delivery, Sinar Hy6-e75

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THE CAMERA AND ITS COMPONENT PARTS

3	Scope of Delivery

The Sinar Hy6 medium format camera system is currently available in 4 different versions:

Sinar Hy6-e75

Sinar Hy6-e54

Sinar Hy6-m54

Sinar Hy6 (camera body)

The scope of delivery varies according to the delivered camera version. In the following chapter, the delivery scope of each version will be described.

When receiving your ordered Sinar Hy6 system, please check immediately whether your delivery is complete and undamaged, and whether all parts work flawlessly and without any problems. Take some sample images to test the camera functions. In case of incompleteness or damage of the delivery, the manufacturer has to be notified immediately.

3.1Sinar Hy6-e75

The scope of delivery of the Sinar Hy6-e75 includes the following component parts:

475.45.032 Sturdy Sinar Hy6-transportation case in which all items listed below are delivered

711.14.041 Sinar Hy6 camera body including hand grip, rear and front camera protection covers, hand strap and neck strap

711.54.018 Waist-level viewfinder Sinar Hy6

711.14.002 Schneider AFD 2.8/80mm lens including rear and front protection covers

Sinarback eMotion 75 LV (including protection cover)

552.36.086 Adapter kit for adapting the Sinarback to the camera including

•Adapter plate

•M3 screws

•Screwdriver

•Format mask (on the camera screen)

551.63.054 FireWire cable IEEE 1394 a, 4.5 m

CD-tray with 2 CDs:
•	Capturing software Sinar CaptureShopTM or Sinar eXposureTM
•	Sinarback reference data

552.36.096 Two lithium-ion 7.2 V batteries

552.36.093 Battery charger including one universal mains adapter 100-240 VAC with

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Contents Sinar Hy6 Intellectual Property Rights Regarding Photography CopyrightTrademarks General Advice and Structure of the Manual Advice for Using This ManualAbbreviations ReferencesStructure of the manual Advice for Using this Manual Sinar Hy6-e75 Sinar Hy6-e54 Sinar Hy6 m54 Introduction Safety InformationInserting and removing the battery Charging the battery Assembly Instructions for the Camera10.1 Shooting ModeOperational Elements at the Hand Grip Viewfinder Display14.1 Flash Operation with the Sinar Hy6 System 14.2 Shooting ModesOptions Introduction Operate the camera as intended General AdviceSpare parts and accessories Read the manualHandle the camera with care Do not open the camera caseDo not use the camera under water Avoid strong magnetic fieldsAvoid contact with sand, dust, toxic gas, water etc Do not touch the internal parts of the camera Store the camera out of the reach of children Cleaning of the camera Use the lens protection cap Do not store the camera near heat sourcesKeep the battery and the battery charger away from water Keep the battery and the battery charger away from fireDo not let cables trail across the floor Do not use damaged cables and accessoriesSinar Hy6-e75 Scope of Delivery120 VAC, and a VDC car cigarette lighter cable Sinarback 54 MC including protection cover Sinar Hy6 Camera and its component parts Camera and ITS Component Parts Flash connection socket SCA-compatible Assembly Instructions for the Camera To open the waist-level viewfinder, pull it upwards Lever of the magnifying glass 90 reflex viewfinder 10 Attachment of the lens 11 Protection cover E54 LV 13 Assembly of the Sinarback eMotion 15 Attachment of the Sinarback eMotion 17 Sinarback 54MC with adapter kit 21 Adjustment of the hand grip 25 IEEE-1394 socket at the back 27 Focusing screen Frame. Place the format mask exactly onto Your Sinar Hy6 system Adjusting the Hand Strap Working with a tripod 34 Adjust hand strapInserting and removing the battery BatteryBattery charger First Use of the Sinar Hy6 System First USE Operational Elements the Camera Functions at a Glance Operating Elements Operational elements at the camera body Operational Elements at the Camera BodyExposure Mode Control Wheel W2 to set the shutter speed Light Metering Light Metering ModeAuto Focus Auto Focus ModeSingle Measurement is possible Factory ResetFlash Options Hot Shoe14 Focus indication at the lens Focus and Focus Indication at the LensEasy Mode Easy ModeDisplay in Enhanced Mode Enhanced Mode3 4 5 6 7 8 Auto Focus Single and Auto Focus Continuous Focusing10.2.2 Manual Focus Manual FocusingFocus Indication in the Viewfinder Display Display Focus SettingExposure Operational Area Light Metering Light Metering Modes IntroductionSpot Light Metering Centre-weighted Light Metering Operational Area Exposure Modes Exposure Exposure Modes Light balance in the hand grip and the viewfinder display Select Bulb with the Rear Control Wheel W2 Display AE-Lock Enhanced Mode Exposure Exposure Compensation Exposure Setting the ISO-SPEED Shooting Modes When the shutter is released, the display changes Menu Shooting / Self-Timer Menu Shooting Focus Trap Menu Shooting Ultra Fast Number of images in the bracketing series Using the Front Control Wheel W1Function with the Rear Control Wheel W2 Select the exposure deviationWhen bracketing is started, the display settings change Focus Bracketing is only possible with AF or AFD-lenses Mirror Up Hot Shoe TTL-Flash Measurement and SCA-interface InterfaceHot shoe X-contact Flash Compensation NormalSet the enhanced or the easy GUI as standard OptionsMenu Options Controls Release button Menu Options Firmware version Key lock11 Menu Options Voltage status Attach the magazine frame Remove the coverTake out film insert Open the magazineInsert the film insert Load a filmClose fílm magazine Close the film magazineCleaning and Maintenance Technical Data Connections TTL flash metering on the film plane 5x6 cm Film magazine 4560 with integrated laminar drawslide