Hasselblad CF22 CF39 Using compact flash memory cards, Working with an Imagebank, Removing a card

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  Using compact flash memory cards

When shooting to a compact-flash card, a CF digital back is com- pletely self-contained. No additional wires or connectors need to be attached.

A CF digital back is shipped with a 1GB compact-flash card, which is able to hold over 45 shots. Lossless compression is applied to the images, so the actual size of each capture can vary, thereby affecting the total number of shots you can fit on the card. You can purchase additional, possibly larger-capacity, cards and change them as each card becomes full.

Note that the camera can copy the contents of its compact flash card to an Imagebank even when no computer is attached. This enables you to backup your shots and then clear space on the card to keep on shooting. See section on “Transferring Images”.

Inserting a card

1.Open the CF card cover to reveal the CF slot.

2.Hold the CF card so that the connector holes face into the slot, with the brand label facing in the same direction as the preview screen. Gently press the card into the slot.

If you encounter resistance, it might be because you are hold- ing the card backwards or upside down.

When the card is completely inserted, swing the cover shut again.

Removing a card

1.With the CF card cover open, press gently on the card removal button (1a) and then release it. It will now extend out from its original position, as in the illustration (1b).

2.Press firmly on the card removal button (2a) to eject the card for removal (2b).

  Working with an Imagebank

There are no practical differences between storage on the internal CF card or on an Imagebank. However, when several media are mounted, you must be sure to select the correct destination medium (see also “Working with Media and Batches”).

Working with a Hasselblad Imagebank

The Imagebank is an optional add-on for your digital camera system. It is essentially an external FireWire hard disk optimized for digital photography, providing extensive storage space and high-speed data transfer. It is small, light and battery powered. You can easily clip it to your belt, so the solution is nearly as portable as the stand-alone camera.

Older digital backs in the ‘ixpress’ line used a different external disk and controller called simply the “Image Bank”. This older Image Bank is not compatible with a CF digital back. Only use the Hasselblad Imagebank with a CF digital back.

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Contents Language version English Manual version  N T E N T S Welcome to Hasselblad DNG File Format Computer system requirements Before you startGeneral overview Menu can be displayed in one of seven different languages Parts, components & control panel buttons VentilatorOled preview screen Display buttonReady light indicator FireWire connectorDatabus connectors Navigation buttonInitial setup Powering the digital backFitting an i-Adapter On / OFF buttonShooting/image storage modes Selecting the current mediumCF digital back can store captured images in three ways Using compact flash memory cards Working with an ImagebankInserting a card Removing a cardConnecting to a computer Tethered to a computerRemoving from a computer Shooting with FlexColor runningInitial general settings White Bal Media Browse Storage SettingsGeneral Menu See later sections for more comprehensive information Setting the menu language Menu ShortcutsOrganizing your work with batches Navigating media and batchesBatch list Creating new batches 910Using Instant Approval Architecture Standard Instant Approval workflowReading and changing the approval status Browsing by approval statusSetting the default status Deleting by approval statusOverview of viewing Deleting and copyingImages Basic image browsingZooming in for more detail Thumbnail viewsChoosing the Preview mode Preview ModesUsing the histogram Full-details modeStandard preview display UnderexposureBattery-saver mode Full-Screen ModeOverexposure indicator Deleting images − general Transferring / Copying images − generalTransferring to a computer Transferring to an ImagebankMenu Menu system overviewNavigating the menu system Menu structure Entries of the main menu Language To set the ISOTo select a preset white balance To make a manual white balance settingWhite balance MediaTo set the browse filter using the menus BrowseMenu To delete a single image Select Main Menu StorageDeleting several images from a batch To delete several images from a selected batchDeleting several images from a selected medium To delete several images at onceUse  and  to select All Red, All Red & Yellow or All Format To format mediaCopy Batch To create a new batchTo change the default status assigned to each new image New shot seems to have been exposed correctlyNew shot seems to have been over- or under-exposed Menu Settings Main Menu Settings User Interface Entries of the User Interface MenuSetting the options under the User Interface menu Proceed as followsMAINMENUSETTINGSCamera Model setting variationsExposure Cable Shutter Delay Exposure TimeExposure Cable EL Flash sync input cable should not be usedSetting Camera model and options Capture sequenceConnectivity diagram 4NBMMBOENFEJVNGPSNBUDBNFSBDPOOFDUJWJUZEJBHSBN 7JFXDBNFSBDPOOFDUJWJUZEJBHSBN Setting Exposure Time and Capture Sequence Press  to select Capture Sequence1112 1314 1516 1718 MAINMENUSETTINGSMiscellaneous Selecting an interfaceCamera About box MAINMENUSETTINGSDefault To reset all settingsSelect the Main Menu Settings Default entry Multishot Multi-shotMicro-shot InstructionsFlash / Strobe Portable unitsTTL function 503CW /503CWD only Cleaning Cleaning the CCD Infrared FilterBasic cleaning procedure Cleaning using the Hama Cleaning Fluid and tissuesCleaning with an E-Wipe Cleaning the housingsEquipment care Service and Guarantee Equipment CareTechnical specifications CF  IAA Instant Approval ArchitectureMpixels Page Sweden Denmark