Hasselblad CF22 CF39 user manual Multishot, Multi-shot, Micro-shot, Instructions

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Multishot

The Multishot facility is only available with

Multishot units.

Witha Multishot back, there are two extra modes available other than single shot; namely Multi-shot and Micro-step. These virtually eliminate unwanted moire and artefacts in studio type sets ups.

Multi-shot

The technology behind this mode is high precision piezo controlled movements of the sensor in pixel sized increments. Four separate shots are taken in succession (one for each color, but with green captured twice for extra sharpness)that are then combined into a single, high-resolution image. Images taken in multi-shot mode will be sharper and contain more detail than single-shot images. Multi-shot images will also stand up to greater enlargement later in production.

Micro-shot

In this this mode the movements of the sensor can be controlled accurately down to 1/2 pixel movement increments. It quadruples the resolution of the image making a total of 16 captures. This creates high-resolution images of up to 528 MB. Micro-step images will stand up to even greater enlargement than multi-shot images.

General

In both cases it is essential to ensure that there is no movement in either the camera or the subject. Because of this, these methods are only suitable for tripod/camera stand use for studio-like environments, technical shots, product shots, architectural subjects and similar.

Instructions

Multi-shot and Micro-shot modes are instigated by way of FlexColor only. Please see the

FlexColor user manual for full intructions.

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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 Oled preview screen Parts, components & control panel buttonsVentilator Display buttonDatabus connectors Ready light indicatorFireWire connector Navigation buttonFitting an i-Adapter Initial setupPowering the digital back On / OFF buttonSelecting the current medium Shooting/image storage modesCF digital back can store captured images in three ways Inserting a card Using compact flash memory cardsWorking with an Imagebank Removing a cardRemoving from a computer Connecting to a computerTethered to a computer Shooting with FlexColor runningWhite Bal Media Browse Storage Settings Initial general 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 statusImages Overview of viewingDeleting and copying Basic image browsingZooming in for more detail Thumbnail viewsChoosing the Preview mode Preview ModesStandard preview display Using the histogramFull-details mode UnderexposureFull-Screen Mode Battery-saver modeOverexposure indicator Transferring to a computer Deleting images − generalTransferring / Copying images − general Transferring to an ImagebankMenu system overview MenuNavigating the menu system Menu structure Entries of the main menu Language To set the ISOWhite balance To select a preset white balanceTo make a manual white balance setting 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 batchNew shot seems to have been exposed correctly To change the default status assigned to each new imageNew 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 followsModel setting variations MAINMENUSETTINGSCameraExposure Cable Exposure Cable EL Shutter DelayExposure Time 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 Selecting an interface MAINMENUSETTINGSMiscellaneousCamera About box To reset all settings MAINMENUSETTINGSDefaultSelect the Main Menu Settings Default entry Micro-shot MultishotMulti-shot InstructionsPortable units Flash / StrobeTTL function 503CW /503CWD only Basic cleaning procedure CleaningCleaning the CCD Infrared Filter Cleaning using the Hama Cleaning Fluid and tissuesCleaning with an E-Wipe Cleaning the housingsEquipment care Service and Guarantee Equipment CareIAA Instant Approval Architecture Technical specifications CF Mpixels Page Sweden Denmark