Hasselblad 3034216 - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 2 – C O N T E N T S
- Page 3 – Congratulations on your new Hasselblad CFV!; Instant Approval Architecture:
- Page 5 – General Introduction; Computer system requirements; posed CCD sensor is vulnerable to damage.
- Page 6 – Before you start; respect from the beginning.
- Page 7 – General overview
- Page 8 – The menu can be displayed in one of seven different languages:
- Page 9 – Parts, components & control panel buttons
- Page 11 – Powering the digital back
- Page 12 – Shooting/image storage modes; The CFV can store captured images in three ways:; Selecting the current medium
- Page 13 – Using compact flash memory cards; Inserting a card; Working with an Imagebank; Working with a Hasselblad Imagebank
- Page 14 – Tethered to a computer; Connecting to a computer; image loading activity has finished.; Shooting with FlexColor running; When you are connected to a computer, the following rules apply:
- Page 15 – General; button) you will be see an initial list:; General Overview
- Page 16 – See later sections for more comprehensive information.
- Page 17 – The following shortcuts are available:; • To set the browse filter; • To delete images; See also; • To toggle the overexposure indicator; See also; Setting the menu language
- Page 18 – when they have been transfered.; Organizing your work with batches; a computer. Batches have the following properties:; Navigating media and batches; The camera always works with a; Selecting
- Page 19 – MEDIA
- Page 20 – Creating new batches; You can create any number of batches on each medium. To create; Navigating Media and Batches; entry of the menu system; Creating Batches; for a detailed
- Page 21 – Using Instant Approval Architecture; tion) is that you should assign the levels as follows:; Standard Instant Approval workflow; suspects a problem, it does the following:
- Page 22 – Reading and changing the approval status; Browsing by approval status
- Page 23 – Deleting by approval status; Delete; Setting the default status; Auto
- Page 24 – Basic image browsing; Choosing the current batch; Zooming in and out; the; Zooming in for more detail
- Page 25 – ) button to zoom in one step. The screen updates to show; Thumbnail views; Use
- Page 26 – Choosing the Preview mode; shows a preview image overlaid with a histogram.
- Page 27 – The standard preview display; settings and the image itself.; Using the histogram; exposure. Many details will be lost in the shadows.; Even exposure; shadows, but this is often normal in a good exposure.; Overexposure; exposure Many details will be lost in the highlights
- Page 28 – also; Overexposure indicator; USER INTERFACE > Mark Overexp
- Page 29 – Deleting images − general; You will always be asked to confirm each delete operation.; Transferring / Copying images − general; Transferring to a computer; Connecting to the Computer; for details about how to connect to a computer.; Using Compact Flash Memory Cards; for details about how to remove and; MAIN MENU; For complete details see; Transferring to an Imagebank; some or all images to free up some space, then use
- Page 30 – Menu system overview; Navigating the menu system; MENU; ) button to select the entry and then use the zoom (
- Page 32 – Language; ISO; an equivalent ISO rating for standard film. The light meter inside
- Page 33 – White balance; To select a preset white balance:; Media; To select the medium to which to save new shots and from which
- Page 34 – The browse filter complements the instant-approval system by; To set the browse filter using the menus:; Browse; entry. The current setting
- Page 35 – Navigating the STORAGE settings; STORAGE
- Page 36 – MAIN MENU > STORAGE; Storage; from a batch or medium; DELETE; To delete a single image:
- Page 37 – To delete several images from a selected batch:
- Page 38 – OK; to confirm the delete. To exit without delete, press; You now return to the main menu. Either move on to another; EXIT
- Page 39 – Deleting several images from a selected medium; To delete several images at once:; Navigating the Menu System; • To confirm, press the
- Page 40 – FORMAT; The digital back is only able to read and write to media that have; Format Card
- Page 41 – COPY
- Page 42 – BATCH; Batches help you to organize your work. They are very similar to
- Page 43 – The new shot seems to have been exposed correctly.; To change the default status assigned to each new image:
- Page 44 – SETTINGS
- Page 45 – Entries of the USER INTERFACE Menu; Note the difference between Display ‘timeout’
- Page 46 – Setting the options under the User Interface menu
- Page 47 – extra cable connections except:; Model setting variations; For use with 503 CW models; • Make a; CW; between the CFV and the Winder CW as in the illustration.; For use with ELD models:; • Make an; ELD; The maximum exposure time remains at 32 seconds however.
- Page 48 – ArcBody, a FlexBody or view cameras with a Hasselblad adapter.; SWC
- Page 49 – Shutter Delay; Default; Exposure Time
- Page 50 – Connectivity diagram
- Page 51 – Setting CAPTURE SEQUENCE
- Page 53 – MISCELLANEOUS; Selecting an interface; Camera; To set the interface presented by the digital back to your operat-; Interface
- Page 54 – The About box; ware of the digital back (this is called “firmware”). These updates; About
- Page 55 – The; DEFAULT; setting will reset all custom settings you have made; button and then the
- Page 56 – Portable units; or; With studio type flash units (strobe) and tethered to a computer; flash sync input cable; TTL function – 503CW only
- Page 57 – Cleaning the CCD Infrared Filter; For a good safe cleaning, follow descriptions below.; Basic cleaning procedure; digital back housing.; Cleaning using the HAMA Cleaning Fluid and tissues; Note! Hasselblad recommends HAMA Optic Cleaning Fluid 5902.; Cleaning
- Page 60 – Technical specifications
- Page 61 – All rights reserved.
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Summary
Page 2 - C O N T E N T S
2 C O N T E N T S G e n e r a l I n t r o d u c t i o n 5 C o m p u t e r s y s t e m r e q u i r e m e n t s 5 W a r n i n g s a n d r e s t r i c t i o n s 5 B e f o r e y o u s t a r t 6 G e n e r a l o v e r v i e w 7 P a r t s , c o m p o n e n t s & c o n t r o l p a n e l b u t t o n s 9 ...
Page 3 - Congratulations on your new Hasselblad CFV!; Instant Approval Architecture:
3 Congratulations on your new Hasselblad CFV! The 16 Mpix based digital back is custom built to fit the design and functionality of Hasselblad cameras from the V-series with its range of high performance, leaf-shutter based lenses. However, it can also fit onto view cameras using the V-system interfac...
Page 5 - General Introduction; Computer system requirements; posed CCD sensor is vulnerable to damage.
5 General Introduction Computer system requirements Digital files naturally end up on a computer for processing. Image-storage and correction requires a certain minimum standard regarding computer capabilities. Large images will require a high-performance computer with plenty of memory, advanced grap...
