Phase One H 5 Develop Image, Add Image to Batch, Remove Image from Batch, Begin Developing Batch

Phase One H 5 manual Software Set-up Phase One H 5 manual Naming Sessions, 12.2 12.3 Phase One H 5 manual Capture Collection, Preview Window Phase One H 5 manual Function Window/Function Tabs, Deleting Images, 13.2 13.3 Phase One H 5 manual Function Tabs and Window, Capture Tab, Exposure Window, Remaining Resources, 13.4 13.5 Phase One H 5 manual Gray Balance Tab, 13.6 13.7 Phase One H 5 manual Set as Capture gray balance, Apply gray balance to current captures, Exposure Tab, 13.8 13.9 Phase One H 5 manual Levels, Curves, 13.10 13.11 Phase One H 5 manual Focus Tab, Focus Preview, 13.12 13.13 Phase One H 5 manual Sharpening, Automatic Focus Update, Show Focus in Grayscale, Menu Settings, Save the Capture Settings Phase One H 5 Copy from active capture, Deselect reference file, Add Annotations to the Capture Files, Technical note Phase One H 5 manual Embed information in Tiff files, Example, Automatic Preview Enhancement, Developing, 13.18 13.19
Phase One H 5 Develop Image, Add Image to Batch, Remove Image from Batch, Begin Developing Batch, Stop Developing Batch
Phase One H 5 manual Browse Develop Folder, 13.22 13.23
Phase One H 5 manual Create CD-ROM and Web index, 13.24 13.25
Phase One H 5 manual Tools
Phase One H 5 manual Gray Scale Viewing, Soft Proofing and Color Management, 14.2 14.3
Phase One H 5 manual Camera Profile, Destination working space, Monitor, Simulate Sharpening Settings, 14.4 14.5
Phase One H 5 manual Compare Captures Side By Side, Zoom to Fit Preview, Expand Preview, 14.6 14.7
Phase One H 5 manual Camera Info, 15.1
Phase One H 5 manual Additional Features
Phase One H 5 manual Quality/Speed, 16.2 16.3
Phase One H 5 manual Trouble Shooting
Phase One H 5 manual Strobe Equipment, Current, Fall time Phase One H 5 manual Strobe Systems Status, 18.2 18.3 Phase One H 5 manual 18.4 18.5 Phase One H 5 manual Photographic Compatibility, 19.1 Phase One H 5 manual Lenses # BR with RZ adaptor from Phase One, Camera Systems Status, Lenses Status, Lenses via Adaptors Phase One manual Phase One H 5 for Contax 645 S/N # BS Camera Systems Status, 19.4 19.5 Phase One H 5 manual
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Editing and Selecting Images

To process an image, it first must be opened in the preview window.

It may help to think of the development stage as similar to print making in the darkroom. After loading the image into the Preview Window the first step will be to gray balance and crop the image. Then adjust the brightness, contrast and color. Finally the image is devolped by clicking on the Develop button. This section of the application is used to control the final output size of the image to be developed.

A full image, with no cropping will read approximately 26x17 cm (10x7 inches) at 300 pixels (dots) per inch.

The file size of this is approximately 18MB, as listed in the “File Size” section.

If a crop is made, the output size of the cropped area will be listed in the Width, Height and Resolution fields. If it is known what size the image will be in its final printed form, the measure- ments can be entered here.

Clicking the “Soft Proofing”

button will apply the color settings, selected in the preferences.

Images can also be named in the “Image title” field. Naming images at this stage will make it easier to find and identify the photos later. If no name is assigned, the application names images automatically, based upon selected preferences.

Editing and Selecting Images

A row of buttons in the Batch Editor section control when images will be developed. The buttons are:

Develop Image

When clicked the currently selected image will be developed immediately using the current settings.

Add Image to Batch

The application can develop a group of images in a batch mode. This allows the photographer to queue several images and develop them later. To add an image to the list click this button. The name of the image is added to the batch list.

Remove Image from Batch

To delete an entry from the develop list, choose the item from the list and then click the “Remove” button

Begin Developing Batch

To develop queued images, clic the „Begin“ button and the application will begin processing the files.

Stop Developing Batch

This button cancels the development of the list of images.

View Recently Developed

To access a list of the recently developed images use the “View Recently Developed” button.k the “Begin” button and the application will begin processing the files.

Set Develop Folder

Select where developed images will be stored by clicking on this button and navigating to the desired folder.

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Contents Phase One H 5 User Guide Software Set-up ContentInstall the Software Macintosh Getting StartedInstall the Software 11.1 Tools Software Setup 12.1Additional Features Trouble ShootingTable of Contents Macintosh Getting Started Photographic Equipment Set-up Hardware Set-upCable Connections for the Mamiya RZ67 Pro Green Lights Flickering LED Indicators LightsOther Photographic Equipment Green Lights Steadily OnInstall the Software Previews Installed ItemsUsing the Phase One H CapturesOrganizing Images Software Set-upTaking Photographs Selecting landscape or portrait orientationPreview Generation Editing and Selecting Images EditingDeleting Previewing Preview Window in detailExposure Monitor Develop Specification Color InfoGray Balancing Apply to Image Current CaptureAll Selected Captures Developing Images RestoreReset Pick PositionFile Format Export PreviewsName Postfix Image SizeApply Color Management Destination FolderCropping ToolsExposure Warning Tool Crop Mask ToolZoom Tool Grid ToolTonal Range/Gradation Curves/Film Curve Unsharp Mask AmountThreshold Focus Tool Camera SettingsColor Management Capture NavigatorPreferences Develop FileName Tab Location Tab Include Capture CountAlways include unique suffix Digit unique suffix numberCreator File For After DevelopProfiles Camera Set-up Setting up ICC profiles in Adobe PhotoshopCamera Information Demoirize plug-in Additional FeaturesPattern size Advanced modeUsing advanced mode on skin and hair Using advanced mode on textilesTrouble Shooting Windows Getting Started 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 10.6 10.7 Windows Getting StartedInstall the Software 11.2 11.3 Floppy disk installation for portable solutionSoftware Set-up 12.2 12.3 Naming SessionsPreview Window Capture CollectionFunction Window/Function Tabs Deleting Images13.2 13.3 Remaining Resources Function Tabs and WindowCapture Tab Exposure Window13.6 13.7 Gray Balance Tab13.8 13.9 Set as Capture gray balanceApply gray balance to current captures Exposure TabLevels Curves13.10 13.11 Focus Tab Focus Preview13.12 13.13 Reuse Capture Settings Automatic Focus UpdateMenu Settings Save the Capture SettingsSearch via annotations Copy from active captureDeselect reference file Add Annotations to the Capture FilesDeveloping Embed information in Tiff filesExample Automatic Preview EnhancementBegin Developing Batch Develop ImageAdd Image to Batch Remove Image from Batch13.22 13.23 Browse Develop Folder13.24 13.25 Create CD-ROM and Web indexTools Gray Scale Viewing Soft Proofing and Color Management14.2 14.3 Monitor Simulate Sharpening SettingsCamera Profile Destination working space14.6 14.7 Compare Captures Side By SideZoom to Fit Preview Expand PreviewCamera Info Additional Features 16.2 16.3 Trouble Shooting Strobe Equipment CurrentFall time 18.2 18.3 Strobe Systems Status18.4 18.5 Photographic Compatibility Lenses Status Lenses # BR with RZ adaptor from Phase OnePhase One H 5 for Mamiya 645AF S/N # BT Camera Systems Status19.4 19.5 Phase One H 5 for Contax 645 S/N # BS Camera Systems Status

H 5 specifications

Phase One H 5 is a remarkable addition to the realm of high-end medium format cameras, designed for professional photographers who demand precision, flexibility, and exceptional image quality. This camera represents the pinnacle of Phase One's commitment to delivering cutting-edge imaging solutions, catering to a range of photographic applications from fine art to commercial photography.

At the core of the Phase One H 5 is its impressive sensor technology. Utilizing a large medium format sensor, the H 5 captures images with stunning resolution and dynamic range. This capability allows photographers to produce large prints without any loss of detail, making it ideal for gallery exhibitions and high-end client work. The exceptional image quality is complemented by advancements in noise reduction, which ensures that images maintain clarity and detail even in low-light conditions.

The H 5 features a modular and versatile design, allowing users to customize their shooting experience based on specific project requirements. Photographers can seamlessly switch between different lens options, providing flexibility in framing and composition. This modularity is further enhanced with various grip and ergonomic options, ensuring comfort during extended shooting sessions.

Another standout technology in the Phase One H 5 is its advanced autofocus system. Equipped with fast and accurate autofocus capabilities, the camera ensures that subjects are sharply in focus, even during fast-paced shooting. This is particularly beneficial for photographers in dynamic environments, such as events or wildlife photography.

The H 5 also boasts impressive connectivity features. With built-in Wi-Fi and tethering options, photographers can easily share images in real-time and connect with devices for editing and processing. This level of connectivity streamlines workflow, allowing photographers to focus on their creative vision without the hassle of complicated setups.

Durability is a key characteristic of the Phase One H 5. Constructed with robust materials, the camera is designed to withstand the rigors of professional use. Weather-sealing provides protection against dust and moisture, making it suitable for various shooting conditions, from studio work to outdoor adventures.

Overall, the Phase One H 5 combines state-of-the-art technology, exceptional image quality, and a versatile design to meet the demands of professional photographers. Its impressive features and characteristics set a new standard in medium format photography, making it an invaluable tool for capturing stunning imagery.
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