Hasselblad 2000FC/M User Manual

Fig. 41
Fi:g. 42
Setting
I-Non-return
mirror
(Fig.
4I)
With mirror
program
L,
the mirror
re-
mains
in
the raised
position
following
cam-
era
release. It
fli,ps
down, thereby
restoring
the
viewfinder
image,
when the
film
is
advanced
and the
shutter
cocked.
Setting
1
will
appeal to
photographers
who
prefer
the
viewfinder
blackout
you
get
with
a
non-return
mirror
as an
indi-
cation that
the
camera has not been
ad-
vanced.
You
always
get
this
blackout
effect,
ir-
respective
of the
shutter
used
or the
pro-
gram
selected,
when
C lenses
are used
with
the 2000FC.
Changes in
the mirror
program
should
be
made
with
the
camera
in
a
triggered state.
The mirror
will then not
descend after
an
exposure.
Setting
}-Mirror
locked in
raised
posi-
tion
(Fig.
42)
With mirror
program
0, the
mirror
is
locked
in
the
raised
position.
Changes in
the mirror
program
should be
made
with
the
camera in
the
cocked state.
Raise
the mirror
by
pressing
the
pre-
release
latch
(11)
and
lock it in
the raised
position
by
turning the mirror
program
disc
(
13)
to
the
0 setting.
Mirror
program
0 must
be selected when
any
special-purpose
lens is
used whose
barrel
projects
into
the camera
body
and
obstructs
mirror movement.
The
mirror
must
be raised
before
such
lenses
are
mounted
so
as to
prevent
damage
to
the
pamera.
Setting
0 must
also
be used when
the
camera
is
operated via an electric
triggering
device
connected to the
battery
compartment
(39).
In the
case
of electric
triggering, the
lens
diaphragm
must
be
locked
at the
preselected
f/
stop
using
the
depth-of-field
preview
catch
(34)
before
exposure can take
place.
An external
viewfinder, such as the
sports
viewfinder,
must
be
used
since
no view-
finder
image
will be shown.
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Hasselblad 2000FC/M Specifications

General

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