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General| Camera Type | Medium Format DSLR |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | CCD |
| Sensor Size | 36.7 x 49.0 mm |
| Lens Mount | Hasselblad H |
| Shutter | Focal Plane Shutter |
| Flash Sync Speed | 1/800 sec |
| ISO Range | 50-400 |
| Shutter Speed Range | 32 min to 1/800 sec |
| Focus Modes | Manual, Autofocus |
| Exposure Modes | Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Manual |
| Storage | CF card |
| Weight | 1460 g (without lens) |
Welcome to the H2, the flagship of the H System, highlighting its advancements and capabilities.
Details on the contents of the Hasselblad H2 camera package and initial checks.
A quick guide to assembling and preparing the camera for immediate use.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the camera kit or separate components.
Guidance on understanding the H2's controls, buttons, and user interface.
Details on LCD/LED displays, firmware, menu accessibility, and customizable functions.
Details on Shutter, FLASH/(CONTROL LOCK), AF, DRIVE, MENU, ON.OFF buttons and their functions.
Information on front/rear control wheels and the illumination button.
Covers AE-L, Film wind-off, USER, M.UP, STOP DOWN buttons and their functions.
Details on eyesight adjustment, EV correction, and EXP buttons.
Explains the grip LCD display, command indications, symbols, and wheel descriptions.
Explains menu access, button functions, and menu action terms.
Explains viewfinder display elements and shows example LCD screen states.
Explains chart symbols, menu loops, and the main path through the menu tree.
Details robust aluminium and stainless steel construction, silicon technology, and modular design.
Explains integral grip housing controls and auxiliary shutter for protection.
Advises on mirror care and viewfinder screen removal/cleaning.
Instructions for attaching the carrying strap securely.
Details on battery types, low-battery warnings, and performance in low temperatures.
Information on the optional rechargeable grip, charger, and general usage.
Specific precautions for the rechargeable battery grip and charger.
Identifies key parts of the viewfinder assembly.
Step-by-step guide for connecting and disconnecting the viewfinder.
How to adjust the viewfinder's diopter for optimal sharpness.
Describes available rubber eye cups for different user preferences.
Details M5 threads and databus connector for accessories.
Location and purpose of the PC connector for non-TTL flash sync.
Features like AF, electronic shutter, manual override, and sync speeds.
High performance, bokeh, central shutter, and flash sync.
Details flash sync speeds and shutter speed ranges for film and digital.
Mentions AF assist light and control wheel usage for aperture/shutter.
Recommends fitting lens shades and using protective filters.
Identifies lens parts, mounting/dismounting, caps, filters, and shades.
Covers depth-of-field calculation, preview, infrared focus, and focus aid.
Lists various accessory types like film backs, converters, grips, filters, etc.
Details on HMi 100, converters, extension tubes, grips, filters, adapters, and flash adapters.
Lists features like compatibility, wind control, data imprinting, and databus connection care.
Identifies parts, LCD, buttons, and menu navigation for magazine settings.
Details darkslide, settings lock, databus, battery, and attaching/removing magazines.
Guides on setting film speed, barcode, film length, and frame counts.
Covers data imprinting, frame counter, and low-battery indicators.
Detailed steps for loading and removing film from the magazine.
Excellent compatibility with Hasselblad and third-party digital backs.
Information visible on the camera's LCD.
Options for maximum flexibility in digital workflow.
Camera designed for digital photography, seamless integration.
HC lenses formulated for demands of digital sensors.
Details the 22Mpix Ixpress CFH, its features and integration.
Highlights "Instant" user interface, capture, browse, approval, zoom, info.
Covers operation modes, storage, DNG, FlexColor software, and IAA.
Discusses Ixpress CF and compatibility with older Ixpress C and 3rd party backs.
Details three metering methods (Average, Centre weighted, Spot) and EV increments.
Options range from manual to fully automatic (A, S, P, Pv).
Explains Average, Centre weighted, and Spot metering.
Covers Manual (M), Aperture (A), Shutter (S), Program (P), Pv modes.
Locks EV, used for tonal comparison and zone system.
Facility for setting compensation from -5 to +5 EV.
Manual/autofocus modes, drive modes, quick adjust, profiles.
Describes ON, Standby, and OFF modes for battery conservation.
Explains Manual Focus mode and Manual Override.
Covers Manual Focus, AF, Single Shot, Continuous, and overrides.
Continuous AF, AF assist, manual override benefits.
One exposure per shutter press, film advances to next frame.
Continuous exposures while shutter is held, approx. 2 fps.
Multiple exposures on one frame, with options for frame count.
Allows rapid access to pre-determined settings for workflow efficiency.
Details Standard, Full auto, Studio, and Fill flash profiles.
Steps to create, name, and save custom profiles.
How to select and load saved profiles.
Procedure for renaming existing profiles.
Programmable self timer, bracketing, interval setting, custom options, data imprinting.
Visual overview of menu structure and navigation principles.
Configuration for self timer sequences and bracketing settings.
Setting interval timer and managing custom profiles.
Guides on custom settings, option configuration, and button reassignment.
Shows menu path to Image Info and Imprint type.
Details Imp. Type 1, Imp. Type 2, Date & Time, Text & Date, Text & Info, Text.
Steps to select and save desired imprint type.
Shows menu path to Text for composition.
Procedure for composing text and changing profile names.
Step-by-step guide to change existing text, e.g., 'Text' to copyright symbol and name.
Shows menu path to Date & Time settings.
Procedure for setting hours, minutes, year, month, day, and 12/24 hr format.
Shows menu path to System Status.
Displays usage statistics for camera components and software versions.
Sync speeds, integral fill-flash, SCA 3002 compatibility, flash measure.
Describes integral flash for fill-flash and close work.
Using Metz and other units with adapters for automatic features.
Providing flash metering for studio control and security.
Covers TTL compatibility, integral flash features, external units, and general tips.
Details compensation, sync settings, integral flash specs, operation, and warnings.
Covers connection of separate flash units and flash measurement.
Explanations of terms and features mentioned in the manual.
Charts explaining P and Pv exposure modes.
Detailed technical data for the H2 camera system.
Guidance on maintaining, servicing, and warranty information.
Explains barcode recognition for ISO and film length.
Practice of making extra exposures for desired results.
User-defined settings differing from defaults.
Distinguishes between rapid press (click) and sustained press.
Represents photographic notation for exposure control.
Differentiates between soft (half) and firm (full) shutter presses.
Electronic information panel on grip and magazine.
Electronic devices used in information displays.
Standard reference tone for exposure meter calibration.
Initial or reset device settings.
Combinations of modes/settings for specific situations.
Half-press shutter returns to main screen and saves settings.
Details film types (120/220), loading, unloading, and storage care.
Technically correct exposure based on international standards.
The user's created default screen visible during operation.
Literal description of light measurement mechanics.
Interval before temporary settings return to original.
Button function accessing two states by repeated pressing.
Method for tonal control, classifying scenes into zones.
Auto-exposure SLR, stainless steel shell, die-cast aluminium structure.
HC lenses with electronic shutter/aperture, AF, manual override.
90° reflex, 100% view, diopter adjustment, fill-flash, hot-shoe.
Auto/manual focus with AF assist, passive cross-type sensor.
Support for digital backs, handling, histogram display.
Imprinting user-specified data outside image area.
Automatic film advance, multi-exposure, 120/220 film.
Electronically controlled lens shutter speeds.
TTL/manual control, SCA3002 compatibility, flash measurement.
Interchangeable backs, automatic length, dark slide, Barcode recognition.
Multi-mode metering, options, range.
Bracketing steps and interval timer ranges.
ISO range, Barcode setting, LCD information.
Bright Acute-Matte D screen, M5 threads, electrical connector.
Customizing functions via menu, buttons/wheels interface.
Battery options (CR123A, rechargeable grip), charger specs.
Physical size and weight of camera body, viewfinder, lens.
Physical measurements in mm and inches.
Lists types of data that can be imprinted on film edge.
Lists default settings for Exp mode, LM mode, Focus mode, Drive mode, etc.
Default settings for Film speed, Film length, Data imprinting, Frame counter.
Care in handling modular units, addressing error messages, static discharge.
Advice on protecting against physical shocks and preventing theft.
Recommends professional service for checking and maintenance.
Details the one-year international guarantee and registration.
Warnings regarding children, heavy objects, batteries, and flash units.
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