Hasselblad H1D - Manual

Hasselblad H1D

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – C O N T E N T S
  • Page 6 – sssssssssssssss
  • Page 8 – What’s in the box
  • Page 9 – The following is included with a brand new H1D:
  • Page 13 – Quick Start
  • Page 14 – Tethered; MAC; PC
  • Page 15 – Quick start H1D assembly from new
  • Page 16 – Quick Start Guide
  • Page 19 – and finally to turn the camera off:; Familiarize yourself with the H1D; to return to the ‘standard’ screen again.
  • Page 21 – Function Control & Display
  • Page 25 – Typical camera grip display.; White balance
  • Page 26 – Command indication; = front control wheel; Setting information; Typical camera grip display when changing settings.
  • Page 27 – Flash LED; Typical viewfinder display.
  • Page 28 – Exp
  • Page 29 – Menu charts – general
  • Page 30 – : moves screen down one level on the menu.; SAVED NOT SAVED; ‘Quick save’
  • Page 31 – Symbols used in the charts
  • Page 32 – General overview of camera menu; Standard
  • Page 34 – Grip controls
  • Page 35 – B C D E; Shutter release button A; EXIT
  • Page 36 – Front control wheel E
  • Page 37 – AE-L button J; Can be designated another; See section on the AE-L button for full details.; Can be designated another func-
  • Page 38 – M.UP button M; Remote release cord port N; Can be designated another function in Custom options.
  • Page 39 – P Q R; Eyesight correction adjustment wheel
  • Page 41 – 2 million pixels; Sensor unit & Image Bank
  • Page 43 – Features; Control panel & display; Shooting modes; e H1D captures images in two different modes:
  • Page 44 – Control panel;  e control panel displays the following:; Setup
  • Page 45 – the current status of the camera back:; Using the control panel; Displaying images
  • Page 46 – In the pop-up menu use; Now scroll and highlight the; Display; Highlight; OK
  • Page 47 – Zooming; mode you are able to; Browse
  • Page 48 – Browse options
  • Page 49 – Deleting images or batches; MENU
  • Page 51 – Yes; Changing settings on the camera menu
  • Page 52 – Changing settings on the sensor unit; Delete...
  • Page 53 – Info...; total time in which the unit has been switched on.; Setup...; is function holds the general settings for the camera back.
  • Page 54 – Show Info
  • Page 55 – Error messages; ‘Image transfer error’; e H1D sensor unit will only function with an H1D camera
  • Page 56 – The Image Bank; General; your images in FlexColor. See ‘Transferring Images’; FireWire Socket; will supply power to the unit.
  • Page 57 – Attaching/removing the battery; Attaching the battery; B C D E F
  • Page 58 – Removing the battery; Battery operation; and stays that way when the cable is disconnected.
  • Page 59 – Transferring images; selecting and processing.; Thumbnails; Connect the Image Bank to the computer using a FireWire cable.; Contents; window is available with thumbnails of all images ready
  • Page 60 – The Contents window
  • Page 61 – Image searching
  • Page 62 – Image transfer options; Drag and drop
  • Page 63 – Check the; Renumber from; checkbox if you want the shots to be renumbered while loaded; folder on the computer.
  • Page 64 – In the studio
  • Page 65 – Connect the H1D to the Image Bank with the link cable.; Care and maintenance; Always replace the protective CCD cover if the sensor unit is
  • Page 66 – Protect your camera and Image Bank from impact.
  • Page 67 – Cleaning using the HAMA cleaning fluid and tissues
  • Page 68 – Cleaning with an e-wipe
  • Page 69 – Camera Body
  • Page 71 – Carrying strap
  • Page 73 – Accessory connection
  • Page 75 – Viewfinder
  • Page 76 – B C D E F
  • Page 77 – Attaching and removing the viewfinder
  • Page 78 – Eyepiece adjustment
  • Page 79 – Lenses
  • Page 80 – Attaching a lens
  • Page 81 – Removing a lens
  • Page 82 – Shutter and aperture control
  • Page 83 – viewing the image on the viewfinder screen.
  • Page 84 – Manual focus setting
  • Page 85 – Film Magazine
  • Page 86 – F G H I J K; Parts and components
  • Page 87 – LCD panel
  • Page 88 – F G H; Change down button
  • Page 89 – I J K; Darkslide key
  • Page 90 – Operation; Battery
  • Page 91 – Attaching and removing the magazine
  • Page 92 – Ensure you press on the centre of the button, not on the lever.; Magazine settings; Press the
  • Page 93 – Film speed; made if you want to override the speed setting of a barcoded film.
  • Page 94 – Data imprint setting
  • Page 95 – To access frame counter setting:
  • Page 96 – Film loading; ) Fold out the film holder key and turn it counter-clockwise 90°.
  • Page 98 – ) If the camera is active or in standby mode the film will be wound
  • Page 99 – Three metering methods
  • Page 100 – Light metering and exposure control
  • Page 101 – Manual
  • Page 102 – Metering method; Average
  • Page 103 – Selecting metering method; Exposure method; M – Manual
  • Page 104 – aperture and shutter speed setting combinations).; EXP; button on the viewfinder.; In this mode the shutter speed and aperture settings are manually
  • Page 105 – Aperture priority: A
  • Page 106 – Programmed variable: Pv; Save
  • Page 107 – Spot
  • Page 108 – Lo
  • Page 109 – Exposure compensation
  • Page 111 – Manual and autofocus modes; General Functions
  • Page 112 – Power; ON
  • Page 113 – OFF; mode is automatically set aer six hours of inactivity.; Manual focus; There is both a; Manual Focus; Manual Override; capability. Manual focus is; Manual Focus
  • Page 114 – With; Manual focus mode; In camera active mode:; AF; to store the setting.
  • Page 115 – and does not change the focusing range of the lens.; Autofocus; Autofocus mode can be either; Continuous; and is activated by pressing the shut-; Single Shot; with a clear focusing pattern.
  • Page 116 – to; therefore, you can restrict the lens scanning range to; Full scan; and; Infinite scan; are chosen using the rear control wheel.
  • Page 118 – There are three drive modes:; Single; . They are all accessed by; DRIVE; Single
  • Page 120 – PROFILES; button, select a profile name
  • Page 121 – Access them by clicking on the; button when in the standard screen. e profile
  • Page 122 – Changing a profile name; button again, scroll to the same profile and; the front or rear control wheels.
  • Page 123 – Programmable self timer; Advanced Features
  • Page 124 – Self timer
  • Page 125 – Self timer setting
  • Page 126 – Self Timer
  • Page 128 – Bracketing
  • Page 129 – Bracketing
  • Page 130 – turn the rear wheel to choose the number of frames required:; On; A bracketing sequence can be stopped mid-sequence by pressing the; ESC
  • Page 131 – Interval
  • Page 132 – Interval
  • Page 133 – SETTINGS
  • Page 134 – Settings; Info
  • Page 135 – Custom options
  • Page 136 – See special description; AE-L button function 4
  • Page 137 – Stop down button function 5; See User button note; Mirror up button function 6; See User button note; Control wheel direction 7
  • Page 138 – Flash ready exposure lock 8
  • Page 139 – Spot mode 13
  • Page 140 – Rear wheel quick adjust 16
  • Page 141 – Interval & Self Timer 21
  • Page 142 – DIGITAL
  • Page 143 – Digital
  • Page 144 – Button function choice
  • Page 146 – Enter; Enter; . By moving the front control wheel you can access six; • Text
  • Page 147 – Film edge text composition:; ENTER; Profile name change :; symbol and two
  • Page 148 – Removing text
  • Page 149 – Settings
  • Page 150 – button to store the new setting.; ) Turn the front control wheel until
  • Page 151 – Sync at all shutter speeds to 1/800s; Flash
  • Page 153 – Pv; 002 compatible units at manual setting.
  • Page 154 – To access the controls:
  • Page 155 – Using the integral flash:
  • Page 156 – Flash measure; FLASH
  • Page 157 – Optional Accessories
  • Page 158 – for full description.
  • Page 159 – Battery Grip Rechargeable 7.2V
  • Page 160 – Support strap H1
  • Page 161 – H system CF lens adapter
  • Page 163 – Glossary of Terms; Appendix
  • Page 164 – Bar code
  • Page 165 – Default setting / factory setting
  • Page 166 – OTF
  • Page 168 – True exposure
  • Page 170 – Automatic exposure — P Mode
  • Page 171 – Automatic exposure — Pv Mode
  • Page 173 – Technical Specifications — H1D camera
  • Page 176 – Technical Specifications — H1D sensor unit
  • Page 177 – Image Capacity
  • Page 181 – EQUIPMENT CARE
  • Page 182 – Extremes of temperature:
  • Page 183 – Warnings and Restrictions; Using Flash Sync
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Summary

Page 2 - C O N T E N T S

2 3 Hasselblad H1D C O N T E N T S Introduction 4 1. Quick Start Guide 13 2. Function Control & Display 21 3. Camera Body 69 4. View finder 75 5. Lenses 79 6. Film Magazines 85 7. Light Metering & Exposure Control 99 8. General Functions 111 9. Advanced Features 123 10. Flash 151 11. Optiona...

Page 6 - sssssssssssssss

6 7 Hasselblad H1D Hasselblad H1D So Hasselblad, the most distinguished pioneer in medium-format photography, yet again takes the vanguard position. We are confident that you are going to incorporate this camera inseparably into your photographic life. We are also confident that you are going to pro...

Page 8 - What’s in the box

8 9 Hasselblad H1D Hasselblad H1D What’s in the box Please ensure that all the items noted on the accompanying packing informa-tion have been supplied and are correct. Contact your Hasselblad dealer or distributor immediately if any of the items are missing, quoting the serial numbers and purchase d...

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