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Default Settings (“Standard” profile) Exp.mode A (Aperture priority) LM mode Centre weighted Exp. adjust 0 Focus mode AF-S Drive mode S Flash sync Normal (beginning of exp.) Flash adjust 0 Self timer delay 10 sec Sequence Mirror up / Delay Mirror mode Mirror goes down Bracketing Frames 3 Sequence Normal - over - under EV diff 0,5 EV Interval timer Frames 3 Interval 0 min 30 sec Custom options 1 Standby timeout 10 sec 2 EV increment 1/2 step (0.5 EV) 3 Exp adjust increment 1/3 step (0.3 EV) 4 User button function None 5 AE-Lock button function AE-lock 6 Stop Down button function Stop down 7 M.UP button function Mirror up 8 Control wheel direction CW 9 Flash ready exposure lock Yes 10 Magazine exposure lock Yes 11 Lens exposure lock Yes 12 Out of range exposure lock No 13 True exposure On 14 Spot mode Normal 15 Focus aid in MF Half press 16 AF assist light Ext. Flash 17 Rear wheel quick adjust Yes 18 Control lock All controls 19 Beeper On 20 Show histogram Yes 21 Interval & Selftimer Exit 22 AE-lock & Quick adjust Exp. reset 23 Show EV Yes 24 Show ISO Yes 25 Bracket param. in Manual Shutter speed 26 Aperture control in Manual Front wheel 27 Low flash warning On 28 Interval timer initial delay None 29 Aperture indicator Normal 30 Extra mirror-delay 50ms 124
1 2 3 B C A Care and maintenance of digital capture unit Handling and storage • Always replace the protective CCD/filter cover when the digital capture unit is not mounted on your camera. • Do not touch the exposed CCD/filter with your fingers. • Keep all foreign objects out of the camera opening. • Store your digital capture unit away from moisture and excessive heat. Please see “Technical Specifications” for complete operational and storage requirements. • Protect your digital capture unit from impact—do not drop it. Cleaning the CCD Infrared Filter If you see dark or coloured spots or lines in your images, then you may need to clean the outer surface of digital capture unit’s infrared (IR) filter. In most cases, the careful use of compressed air will be adequate though if you use canned compressed air, read the intructions very carefully before use to avoid spraying impurities or even ice on the filter! Sometimes, however, small particles will get stuck to the surface of the IR filter, requiring for a more thorough cleaning, involving either fluid or wipes. For a good safe cleaning, follow descriptions below. Basic air-cleaning procedure / removing the digital capture unit 1. Remove a FireWire if connected. 2. Remove the viewfinder (see ‘Attaching and removing the viewfinder’ if unsure). 3. While pushing the safety catch backwards on the digital capture unit (3 illus. A) push the lever of the digital capture unit release button to the right (3 illus. B) and while maintaining that position press the centre of the button firmly inwards towards the camera body (3 illus. C) to finally release the magazine. 4. Clean the outside surface of IR filter by spraying it with clean compressed air (see warning above first). If this is not enough, then use one of the procedures outlined below. 5. Reattach the digital capture unit to the camera immediately after cleaning to check results. 6. If you still see spots on your shot after you have cleaned the outside of the infrared filter, then you may have dust either on the inside of the IR filter or on the CCD itself. WARNING: Never attempt to remove the glass filter from the front of the CCD—you will probably ruin the CCD if you do so. If dust manages to get between the IR filter and CCD, it can only be removed at the Hasselblad factory. Contact your Hasselblad dealer for assistance. Cleaning using the HAMA cleaning fluid and tissues Note! Hasselblad recommends HAMA Optic Cleaning Fluid 5902. 1. Carefully spray the fluid onto the IR filter at a distance of 10-15 cm (4-5 inches), so that the fluid is applied onto the filter as a thin, even haze. 1-2 sprays are enough. If you apply too little, the fluid will start to dry up before you start wiping the filter. As an alternative you can spray the fluid onto the tissue first, and then apply it to the filter as you wipe it. 125
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Deleting images 52 Transferring ima
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J K L M N O On the rear of the grip
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Customizable button function list
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In very simple terms, a digital cap
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MENU STORAGE SETTINGS By using the
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1 2 3 4 5 6 1 3 ISO/WB ISO/WB Save
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1 3 4 5 2 6 Delete shortcut ! Se
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1 2 3 4 5 65 FORMAT The camera
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1 2 3 4 67 Navigating the STORAG
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MAIN MENU > SETTINGS > User Interfa
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Page 107 and 108: 1 3 5 MENU ISO / WB Enter ISO / WB
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