Hasselblad 500 C - FILTERS FOR BLACK-AND-WHITE FILM; Filters for Black-and-White and Colour Film; Light Balancing Filters for Reversal Colour Film

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Filters for Black-and-White and Colour Film

Light Balancing Filters for Reversal Colour Film

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Table of Contents1
Compact Complete Correct-The Camera Guide2
The Hasselblad System2
Hasselblad Evolution4
The Hasselblad Picture Size5
The Square Shape5
Handling the Hasselblad5
Holding5
Carrying6
Viewing and Focusing6
Waist-Level and Eye-Level Viewing6
Shooting7
Holding and Carrying7
The Interchangeable Film Magazine8
Magazine Models8
The Rollfilm Magazine8
Fitting To, and Removal From, the Camera9
Loading the Rollfilm Magazine10
Unloading the Rollfilm Magazine10
Early Magazines10
Changing Partly Exposed Magazines11
Deliberate Double Exposures11
Quick Winding Crank11
Loading and Unloading11
220 Film12
Films and Filters12
Black-And-White Film13
Film Speed, Contrast, Grain, Resolving Power13
Colour Film14
Colour, Reversal Film14
Colour Negative Film15
Colour Film Speeds15
The Choice of Colour Film15
Industrial Shots16
Portraiture and Advertising Photography16
Sports17
Wild Life18
Close-Ups19
Filters for Colour Film19
The Polarizing Filter20
Exposure20
Aperture and Speed20
Choosing the Combination20
Exposure Values21
Time Exposures22
The Self-Timer22
Using an Exposure Meter23
Incident Light Measurement23
Exposure Meter Measurement23
Shutter Speed and Movement24
Aperture and Depth of Field25
Zone Focusing25
Depth of Field25
Working in Hot Climates26
Flash with the Hasselblad27
Flash with Compur Shutter Models27
Flash with Focal Plane Shutter Models27
Exposure Guide Numbers27
Synchro-Sunlight28
Flash Exposures28
The Interchangeable Lenses29
Wide-Angle Lens29
Telephotography29
The Hasselblad Lenses29
The Hasselblad 500C30
Special Controls32
Special Hasselblad 500C Controls32
The Hasselblad 500EL33
Shutter Release Methods33
Additionally, There Are Five Different Ways of Making Exposures34
Alternative Release Methods34
Remote-Control Release by Radio34
The Hasselblad 500EL Batteries34
The Hasselblad 1600F and 1000F35
The Hasselblad 1000F and 1600F36
The Hasselblad Super Wide C and Super Wide37
The Hasselblad Super Wide C39
The Original Super Wide39
Hasselblad Lenses and Finders40
Lenses for the Hasselblad 500C40
Changing the Lenses of the 500C41
The Super Wide-Angle Lens42
Changing the 1000F and 1600F Lenses42
Lens Hoods42
Filter Attachments42
Interchangeable Finder and Focusing Attachments43
The Ground Glass Adapter44
Alternative Finder Units44
Close-Up Equipment45
Proxar Lenses45
Extension Tubes45
Close up Gear45
Extension Bellows46
Assembling the Extension Bellows47
Using the Extension Bellows47
The Transparency Copy Holder48
The Microscope Adapter48
The Microscope Shutter48
Miscellaneous Accessories48
The Winding Knob with Exposure Meter49
Exposure Meter Attachment49
Flash Holder Attachment49
The Quick Tripod Coupling49
The Checked Screen50
The Cut Film Adaptor50
Loading the Cut Film Holder50
Command Unit50
Hasselblad Accessories51
Facts and Figures53
Daylight Exposure Values54
Filters for Black-And-White Film55
Filters for Black-And-White and Colour Film56
Light Balancing Filters for Reversal Colour Film56
Colour Temperatures and Light Sources57
Light Balancing Filter Data57
Filter Equivalents57
Minimum Focus Range Without Accessories58
Focusing Ranges Ith the 80-MM. Planar and Proxars58
Focusing Ranges with Extension Tubes59
Close Ranges with 50, 60-MM. Distagon and Planar 80-MM60
Close Ranges with 120Mm, S-Planar; 150, 200-MM, Sonnar61
Focusing Ranges with the Extension Bellows61
Shutter Speeds to Arrest Movement62
Conversion of Film Speed Systems62
Colour Films63
Black-And-White Films64

Hasselblad 500 C - FILTERS FOR BLACK-AND-WHITE FILM; Filters for Black-and-White and Colour Film; Light Balancing Filters for Reversal Colour Film

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