Hasselblad H3DII User Manual

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P Q R
There are also two control buttons on the viewfinder, as well as the eyesight
correction adjustment wheel:
Eyesight correction adjustment wheel P
e personal eyesight adjustment facility has a diopter range of -5 to +3.5, to suit most
users.
EV correction adjustment button Q
Press this button to access the EV compensation screen. Settings are made with either
the front or rear control wheels. An EV correction symbol appears on the grip and
viewnder display as conrmation.
EXP button R
e EXP (Exposure) button accesses the exposure mode and metering method options
screen. Settings are made with the front and rear control wheels and the appropriate
symbols appear on the grip and viewnder displays accordingly.
ON:
OFF:
Media full:
IAA yellow:
Overwrite red:
Transfer complete:
Error:
Ready:
Overexposure:
Underexposure:
5 images left:
1 image left:
Low battery:
ON:
OFF:
Error:
Ready:
Low Battery:
ON:
OFF:
Media full:
IAA yellow:
Overwrite red:
Transfer complete:
Error:
Ready:
Overexposure:
Underexposure:
5 images left:
1 image left:
Low battery:
ON:
OFF:
Media full:
IAA yellow:
Overwrite red:
Transfer complete:
Error:
Ready:
Overexposure:
Underexposure:
5 images left:
1 image left:
Low battery:
IAA yellow:
Overwrite red:
Transfer complete:
Overexposure:
Underexposure:
5 images left:
1 image left:
Media full:
Audio feedback
There are 14 dierent sounds to help provide immediate information. A button press has a normal mechanical ‘click’ sound while the remain-
ing actions listed here are more musical. For example, a capture rated as overexposed is signied by three rapid notes going up the musical
scale, whereas an underexposed capture has three rapid notes going down the musical scale, as illustrated here.
See later section about available options on the digital capture unit for activation and volume control.

Hasselblad H3DII Specifications

General

Brand	Hasselblad
Model	H3DII
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English