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DIGITAL CAMERAS
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Technical specication
SPECIFICATIONS DIGITAL FEATURES
H3D-22 H3D-39
Sensor size 22 Mpixels (4080 x 5440 pixels) 39 Mpixels (5412 • 7212 pixels)
Sensor dimensions 36.7 x 49.0 mm
Image size RAW 3FR capture 30 MB on average.
TIFF 8 bit: 66 MB
RAW 3FR capture 50 MB on average.
TIFF 8 bit: 117 MB
File format Lossless compressed Hasselblad RAW 3FR
Shooting mode Single shot
Color denition 16 bit
ISO speed range ISO 50, 100, 200 and 400
Image storage CF card type II (write speed >20 MB/sec), New Image Bank 100 GB or tethered to Mac or PC
Color management Hasselblad Natural Color Solution
Storage capacity
2 GB CF card holds 66 images on average 2 GB CF card holds 40 images on average
Capture rate 2 seconds per capture
Color display
Yes, 2.2 inch OLED type, 24 bit color
Histogram feedback Yes
IR lter Mounted on CCD sensor
Acoustic feedback Yes
Software FlexColor (included for Mac and PC)
Platform support
Macintosh: OSX. PC: NT, 2000, XP
Host connection type FireWire 800 (IEEE1394b)
“Instant” user interface
The Hasselblad H3D is operated via an easy-to-use user inter-
face, utilizing a series of “instant” one-button-click operations
including instant capture, instant browse, instant approval,
instant zoom, and instant image info.
FlexColor workow for the professional photographer
FlexColor offers an image processing workow with the high-
est degree of control for the studio photographer. In tethered
operation, tools like overlay masking help bring productivity to
advanced set composition. The latest FlexColor version allows
the photographer to manipulate color temperature and compare
image details across multiple images for precise image selec-
tion. FlexColor processes the raw 3FR les generated by the
Hasselblad H3D. FlexColor runs natively on both Macintosh and
Windows computers and is licensed to allow you to provide free
copies for all your co-workers and production partners.
Modular design for exiblity
The H3D offers the choice of working with lm using a Hassel-
blad H System lm magazine. This option permits photography
in extreme temperature environments or when extreme exposure
times are demanded.
For increased usefulness, the digital capture unit of the H3D
can also be detached and used on a view camera by way of an
adapter. In this case the unit is controlled by the ash sync
signal from the view camera shutter.
A clean and dust-free sensor is essential and the modular design
of the camera allows for easy access for cleaning, saving you
hours of retouching work later.