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General| Camera Type | Medium format SLR |
|---|---|
| Image Size | 6x6 cm |
| Focus | Manual |
| Film Format | 120/220 |
| Lens Mount | Hasselblad V-system |
| Shutter Speed | 1/500 sec to 1 sec, Bulb |
| Viewfinder | Interchangeable waist-level or prism |
| Shutter Type | Focal-plane shutter |
Details on Hasselblad lenses manufactured by Carl Zeiss and their compatibility.
Procedure for removing and attaching the front protective cover.
Procedure for removing the rear protective cover.
Instructions for correctly mounting a lens onto the camera body.
Procedure to rematch indicators when magazine is red and camera is white.
Procedure to rematch indicators when magazine is white and camera is red.
How to lift and position the focusing hood for use.
How to deploy and retract the camera's built-in magnifier.
How to fold down the focusing hood.
Procedure for detaching the winding crank from the camera.
Procedure for attaching the winding crank to the camera.
How to securely attach a strap to the camera's strap lugs.
How to detach a strap from the camera's strap lugs.
How to correctly set exposure parameters on the camera.
Explanation and usage of the time exposure lock feature.
How to select and set shutter speeds on the lens.
How to select and set aperture values on the lens.
Understanding the warning signal for potential exposure errors.
Adjusting focus for infrared photography using the IR index.
Step-by-step guide to loading film into the magazine.
Procedure for swapping different types of viewfinders.
How to replace the magnifier in the focusing hood.
Details on tripod sockets and their compatibility with accessories.
Reference to a chart indicating available accessories for the system.
Details on the enlarged and redesigned exposure button on the 503CXi.
Procedure for detaching the 503CXi winding crank.
Procedure for attaching the 503CXi winding crank.
Precautions regarding high temperatures and temperature changes.
Advice on preventing dust and grit from entering the camera.
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