Phase One 645 AF manual Auto Bracketing, Press the shutter release button

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NOTICE:

When you want to cancel the auto- bracketing mode, turn the rear dial to change “On” to “OF”

NOTICE:

The letters (n, u, o) indicate the type of exposure (“n” for normal, “u” for underexposure and “o” for over- exposure) and numbers indicate increment (0.3 for 1/3, 0.5 for 1/2, 0.7 for 2/3, and 1.0 for 1/1)

By pressing any other button or leaving the camera for 5 seconds, setting for the auto bracketing will be stored.

CF

X

M

 

Tv

 

Av

 

P

A

SET

AEL

Underexposure Overexposure

Bracketing Margin

Standard

Auto Bracketing Icon

Setting selection

 

4.3Auto Bracketing

With auto exposure bracketing, you can capture different exposure variations automatically for three or two successive frames, when it is difficult to determine an exposure compensation value. The number of frames to be taken, the bracketed shooting sequence, bracketing margin and other settings can be selected as desired for shooting in auto bracketing mode.

1. Turn the shutter release mode selector lever to the “S” or “C”

position.

When set at the “S” position, you can shoot one frame with each press

of the shutter release button. In the “C” mode, the camera takes three (or

two) frames successively with one press of the shutter release button.

2. Keep pressing the auto-bracketing button for approximately one

second, the auto bracketing mark will blink on the top LCD panel. Turn

the rear dial before this indicator goes out, and change “OF” on the

display to “On”.

3. While the auto bracketing mark is blinking, turn the front dial to

CF X M

Tv

Av

P

SET

AEL

CF X

M

Tv

Av

P

SET

AEL

Normal exposure Overexposure

Underexposure

change number of frames (3 or 2), sequence of the shots in 2-shot

mode (shown above), and increment (1/3, 1/2, /2/3 or /1-stop).

4. Press the shutter release button.

When the shutter button is pressed in auto bracketing mode the shooting sequence and auto bracketing mark blink on the LCD inside the viewfinder. Furthermore, the auto bracketing mark blinks, the bracket step width is displayed, and the shooting sequence can be checked on the external LCD.

5.After taking pictures, press auto bracketing set button A, turn the rear dial, set auto bracketing mode to “OF,” and release.

Then press the auto bracketing set button or half-press the shutter button to return to the normal display mode.

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645 AF specifications

The Phase One 645 AF is a high-end medium format camera system designed for professional photographers seeking exceptional image quality and versatility. With its robust feature set and advanced technologies, it has become a preferred choice for commercial, portrait, and landscape photography.

At the heart of the 645 AF is its large 645-format sensor, which captures images at a remarkably high resolution. This sensor size not only ensures more detail in each shot but also provides superior dynamic range, allowing photographers to reproduce subtle lighting nuances in their work. The high pixel count is complemented by Phase One’s exceptional image processing capabilities, making it an ideal choice for large print production and high-fidelity image requirements.

One of the defining characteristics of the Phase One 645 AF is its modular design. Photographers can easily swap out different components, such as lenses and digital backs. This flexibility allows users to tailor their camera system to specific shooting requirements, whether that means switching to a high-resolution back for studio work or a faster one for dynamic scenes. The system is compatible with a wide range of Phase One lenses, which are known for their sharpness and optical quality.

The camera features a fast and accurate autofocus system, making it suitable for a variety of shooting conditions. With multiple focus points and advanced tracking capabilities, the 645 AF ensures that subjects are captured with precision, even in fast-paced environments. Additionally, the camera supports various shooting modes, including continuous shooting, which is crucial for capturing fleeting moments.

Another impressive technological advancement of the 645 AF is its robust build quality. Designed to withstand the rigors of professional use, the camera employs weather-sealed construction, ensuring reliable performance in challenging conditions. The ergonomic design provides comfortable handling during long shoots, making it a practical choice for professionals.

Moreover, the Phase One 645 AF integrates seamlessly with the company's Capture One software, allowing photographers to process their images efficiently. This software offers extensive editing capabilities, ensuring that images can be fine-tuned to meet artistic standards.

In summary, the Phase One 645 AF stands out in the world of medium format photography. Its impressive resolution, modular design, superior autofocus capabilities, and rugged construction make it a powerful tool for photographers who demand the very best. By combining state-of-the-art technology with a commitment to quality, the Phase One 645 AF continues to be a benchmark in professional photography.
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