Hasselblad 70380534, 70380554, 70480522, 70480532, 70480533, 70480542, 70490533

H4D

Multi Shot

This section provides an overview of the H4D-

50MS model.

Photo: Lyle Owerko / Hasselblad Master s

Contents

Main C O N T E N T S 6 Light Metering & Exposure Control 40 7 Profiles 47 8 SU introduction 50 9 SU initial settings 57 Page Welcome to Hasselblad ! H4D features in abundance An impressive lens line Two modes of operation and storage True Focus Ultra-Focus Hasselblads unique natural colors Accessories User Manual The supreme Hasselblad potential is there, its up to you to exploit it! Hasselblad RAW Conversion. Phocus Computer system requirements Warnings and restrictions H4D models Temporary restrictions Fall / Autumn 2010 Phocus Page Page Page Button functions overview gRIP LCD INFORMATION Display information overvie w VIEWFINDER INFORMATION REAR LCD INFORMATION Typical camera grip display when changing set- tings. Typical camera grip display. Grip display overview Viewnder display overvi ew Some examples of various viewfinder displays Viewfinder display according to setting Sensor unit display overview Buttons and controls details A Shutter release button A B C D E FLASH/(CONTROLLOCK)button / (EXIT) B J K L M N O Rearcontrolwheel I True Focus J Format button K Audio feedback QR SAVED NOT SAV ED Examples Saving settings changes on the grip Camera Body Carrying strap 1, 2 Rechargeablebatterygrip Fitting and removing a battery 3, 4, 5 The battery charger 6, 7 Charging the battery 8 - - - - - - - - - - Reservelithium-batterygrip 9,10 Battery life 11, 12, 13 Power ON Standby OFF Viewnderscreen 16,17 Accessoryconnection 18,19 PC-connector 20 Protective base plate 21, 22 Viewfinder Attachingandremovingtheviewnder 1 12 Eyepiece adjustment 2 Rubbereyecup Parts and components HVD 90x & HV 90x-II A B C D E F G H Lenses A B C D E Parts and components 1 Attaching a lens 2, 3 Removingalens Front lens cap 4 Filters Stopdown/depth-of-eld 8 Infraredfocussettings 9 Focus assist 10, 11, 12 Page Manual focus Manual focus mode Autofocus override in Manual mode Autofocus Single Shot Continuous True F ocus Autofocus mode setting Manual override in autofocus mode True Focus and Absolute Position Lock A A A-ca.2.5m B B-ca.2.5m Distancewhencameraperpendicularca.2.4m A B True Focus True Focus can be used in combination with other autofocus settings to achieve various functions. Activated by True Focus button Autofocus deactivated Activatedbyaselected'User'buttonManual focusretained Temporarilyactivatedbyaselected'User'buttonAutofocus retained Light Metering & Exposure Control Light metering and exposure control ISO & White Balance button Metering method Selecting metering method Exposure method Manual Exposure M Automatic Exposure A, S, P, Pv AE- L button 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Page A B +/- Exposurecompensation/QuickAdjust Page Proles Makingaprole Usingproles Changingaprolename Page Introduction Parts, components & control panel buttons Introductory overview of menu access, navigation and settings choice. Page MENU STOR AGE SETTINGS Simple description of menu items Page Getting started Setting the menu langu age Capture storag e 1. Untethered / Compact ash card mode 2. Tethered / Studio mode Capture destination Inserting a card Removingacard Formatting Format button : Format on sensor unit menu: Tethered to a computer Connecting to a computer Shooting with Phocus running Page ISO TosettheISOonthegrip: TosettheISOonthesensorunit White balance / Grey balance setting To set the white balance on the sensor unit Page Page Basic image browsing Zooming in for more detail Zooming in and out Browsing Thumbnail views + + + + + Page You can cycle through all the available preview modes by pressing the View-Mode button. Preview Modes Preview Modes Choosing the Preview mode Histogram Mode 1, 2, 3 Usingthehistogram 3 Underexposure 1 Even exposure 2 Full Details Mode 4 Battery-Saver Mode 5 Full-Screen Mode 6 Overexposure indicator 7 IAA Using Instant Approval Architecture StandardInstantApprovalworkow IAA overview Page Default approval status Setting the default status Browsing by approval status Browseltershortcut Deleting by approval status Page Introductory overview + + + + + Organizingworkwithbatches Creating a new batch + or Navigatingbatches Page Page Delete Deleting single images Delete shortcut Deleting several images from a batch Deleting several images from a card Transferring images Transferring to a computer Page Navigating the USER INTERFACE settings User Interface Userinterfacemenuitems Setting the options under the user interface menu Camera About Default Custom Options Selecting an option Page Use with view / large format cameras Model setting variations SettingCAMERAmodelandoptions OptionsavailableforPINHOLEandFLASHSYNC SettingEXPOSURETIMEandCAPTURESEQUENCE Page Custom settings controls and displays Page Menu charts general Symbols used in the illustrations Choose Save Use front control wheel Use rear control wheel 1 Self Timer Page 2 Bracketing 2 Bracketing Page Interval setting 3 Inter val 4.1 Custom options 4 Settings / 4.1 Custom Options 4.1 Custom options Page Page Page Customizable button function list 4.2 Image Info Text setting Changing text - an example 4.3 Date & Time 4.4 System status 4.4 System status 5 Drive Drive Single and Continuous Flas h / Strob e controls and displays General Integral ash Separate ash unit connection and use Flash measure of separate ash unit Page Multi-shot digital CaMERaS Optional Accessories HVMwaistlevelviewnder ProshadeV/H6095 Proshade adapters GIL (Global Image Locator) TripodquickcouplingH HC lens accessories H 13, 26 and 52 Extension tubes CF Adapter HVD90x/HV90x&90x-ll viewnders AnglenderH Page Connectivity diagram Appendix T1 T3 = T1 T2 True exposure True exposure Light metering method sensitivity distribution Automatic exposure P & Pv Mode Aperture Shutter speed Shutter speed 120 Technical specications SENSOR UNIT H4D-60 H4D-50MS H4D-50 SENSOR UNIT H4D-40 H4D-31 Default Settings ('Default' prole) Care and maintenance of sensor unit Handling and storage B C A Cleaning using the HAMA cleaning uid and tissues Cleaning with an E-Wipe Attaching the sensor unit Cleaning the housings Problems, Equipment Care & Service Q U I C K I N D E X Copyright 2010 Victor Hasselblad AB & Hasselblad A/S All rights reserved.

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