Hasselblad 2000FC/M User Manual

Fig.
39
Fig.
40
MIRROR PROGRAMS
The Hasselblad 2000FC has three
differ-
ent
programs
for mirror
action.
Programs
are selected
using the
mirror
program
disc
(L3,
Fig.
39).
Setting 2 Instant
return
mirror
(view-
finder
image
restored instantly)
after
camera
release
(with
F lenses only).
Setting
I The
mirror remains
in
the
raised
position
following
camera
release.
It flips
down,
thereby
restoring the
viewfinder
image,
when the film
is
advanced
and the
shutter
cocked
(with
both F
and
C
lenses).
Setting 0 Mirror
locked
in
the
raised
posi-
tion.
The
mirror
flips
down
and
the view-
finder
image
is restored
only
when an-
other
program
is
selected
and
the camera
is
cocked
(with
both
F and C
lenses).
Use a
coin
to
rotate the
mirror
program
disc
(13)
nested within
the unfolded
crank
(2)
to
the desired
program
setting.
When
the disc
has
been
correctly
positioned,
its
slot
pointing
towards
the
chosen
mirror
setting,
the red
detent
bl.r'tton
in'the
mi'ddle
of the
disc
(
13)
will
pop
up
again
to the
same
level
as
the disc.
Mirror
settings
Setting 2-Instant
return mirror
(Fig.
40)
With mirror
program
2,
the
mirror is
raised
when the
camera
is triggered and
flips
down again after
concluded
exposure.
The viewfinder
image
is
therefore
instant-
ly
restored
(with
F
lenses) and
the dia-
phragm
reopens
to
its
maximum
aperture
after
the exposure
sequence.
(When
C
lenses are used
with the
2000FC'
the viewfinder
image
is not
restored
until
the
film is advanced
and
the
shutter
cocked
following
an
exposure.)
Changes
from
another
mirror
program
should
be
made with
the
camera
in
a
triggered
state.
This
will
also
cause
the
mirror to descend.
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Hasselblad 2000FC/M Specifications

General

Brand	Hasselblad
Model	2000FC/M
Category	Film Camera
Language	English