Hasselblad H4D-200 MS - Profiles

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H4D

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Proﬁles not only allow for rapid setup in changing working

environments but also ensure an element of security.

Profiles

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Table of Contents2
Introduction4
Instant Approval Architecture6
System Requirements8
Warnings & Restric Tions8
H4D Models9
General Overview - Controls and Displays13
- But Ton Func Tions14
- Display Information15
- Grip Display16
- View F Inder Display17
- Sensor Unit Display18
- Spirit Level19
- But Tons and Controls - Details20
- Audio Feedback22
- Low Battery22
Camera Body24
- Carrying Strap25
- Rechargeable Bat Ter y25
- Bat Ter y Charger25
- Charging the Battery26
- Rechargeable Battery Grip - General26
- Rechargeable Battery Grip - Precautions27
- Battery Life27
- Battery Status28
- Power28
- Standby28
- Viewfinder Screen29
- Accessory Connection29
- PC-Connector29
- Base Plate29
Viewfinder30
- Par Ts & Components31
- Attaching And Removing The Viewfinder31
- Eyepiece Adjustment31
- Eye Cup31
- Integral F Lash Unit31
Lenses32
- Par Ts & Components33
- Attaching a Lens33
- Removing a Lens33
Depth-Of-Field Calculation33
Filters33
Lens Cap33
Lens Shades33
Shutter and Aperture Control33
Depth-Of-F Ield / Visual Preview34
Focus Assist34
Infrared Focus Settings34
Manual Focus35
Autofocus36
Single36
Continuous37
True Focus37
Light Metering & Exposure Control41
Exposure Method42
ISO & White Balance Button42
Metering Method43
Automatic Exposure Mode 444
Manual Exposure Mode 444
AE-L but Ton45
Exposure Compensation/Quick Adjust47
Profiles48
Making A Profile49
Using Profiles50
SU - Introduction51
Par Ts and Components53
Over View of Menu System and Navigation55
Over View of Menu Struc Ture56
Description of Menu Items57
SU - Initial Settings58
Setting the Menu Language59
Capture Destination60
Capture Storage60
Compac T Cards61
- Inserting a Card61
- Removing a Card61
Formatting62
Tethered to a Computer63
SU - Getting Started64
- Settings Check65
- White Balance / Grey Balance65
- Media67
Browsing Images68
- Basic Image Browsing69
- Zooming in and out69
- Zooming in for more Detail69
- Thumbnail Views70
Preview Modes71
- Preview Modes72
- Histogram Mode73
- Full-Details Mode74
- Battery-Saver Mode74
- Full-Screen Mode74
- Overexposure Indicator74
IA a - Instant Approval75
- Architecture75
- Using IAA76
- Default Approval Status78
- Browsing by Approval Status79
- Deleting by Approval Status80
File Storage81
- Organizing Work with Batches83
- Creating a New Batch83
- Navigating Batches84
Deleting Images85
- Delete87
- Deleting Several Images from a Batch88
- Deleting Several Images from a Medium88
- Transferring Images89
Settings90
- User Interface91
- Camera93
- About93
- Default93
- Custom Options94
SU - View Cameras95
Custom Settings100
- General Overview of Grip Menu101
- Self Timer103
- Bracketing105
- Bracketing Setting106
- 3 Interval107
- 4 Settings108
- 4.1 Custom Options109
- 4.2 Image Info114
- Text Setting114
- 4.3 Date & Time115
- 4.4 System Status116
- Drive117
Flash /Strobe118
- General119
- Integral F Lash120
- Flash Measure121
Multi Shot122
Optional Accessories124
Appendix129
- True Exposure130
- P & P V Modes131
- Light Metering Sensitivit y131
- Technical Specif Ications132
- Sensor Unit133
- Default Set Tings135
- Care, Sensor Unit136
- Problems, Equipment Care and Ser Vice138
- Addendum139
- Quick Index140

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