Hasselblad Xpan - Page 33

Exposure
#l
displays
't
0.5'
(standard)
Exposure
#2 displays
'-0.5'
(under)
Exposure
#3 displays
'+0.5'
(over)
The bracketing
function
will automatically be
deactivat-
ed
when the camera
is turned off and
will
have
to be
reac-
tivated
when switched on again.
The
function
can
also be
turned
offby
pressing the
AEB button again.
lf
you
release
the
pressure
on
the shutter
release
75
button
(or
remote release) too soon,the
operation
A,
will not complete.When
depressed
again, the se-
quence
will carry on
from where
it
stopped.That
is
to
say,
if
you
release
the
pressure
after the
first
n
exposure
for
exomple,the
two
final
exposures
re-
4'"iJ,
main
programmed
in
the
camera.Therefore,when
ft
you
depress
the
release again
(assuming
you
have
r#
nsl turned off
the
AEB mode or the
camera), the
1.,
first
exposure
wilt be underexposed
by
0.5EV and
A
the exposure
after
that,overexposed
by O.SEV.T6e
information
concerning
the
remaining
frames
re-
,4tr.
mains
in the camera
even
if it has
gone
into the
4j-}'
standby
mode but
the
AEB
symbol
and the
figures
will be
visible
again
in
the
M/d when the camera
is
reactivated,
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Pay attention
to the
information in the
M/d when
working
in
the
AEB mode
and
try to remember to
cancel
this mode
after use either
by
pressing
the
AEB
button
again or by
turning off the
camera.
Failure to do so can cause
frames to be
incorrectly
exposed
as
you
may
have inadvertently continued
on
interrupted sequence
or started a
new one.
The standard exposure
will include any exposure
compensotion
you
hove
set either
by using the
ex-
posure
compensation
dial or
via the
ISO
dial.
Th e sh utter
w
i I I lock
a
n d the M/d wi
I I i nd i cate a
f lash
-
ingAEB"I'and a
numberwhen the bracketing
func-
tion
is aaivated
if
only
one or two unexposed
frames
remain onthefilm.
The shutter
will lock and a
flashing'P'will appear
in the EC/d
if
the
format is changed
while the cam-
era
is
set
at AEB'.
Do
not forget to
remove the
lens
cap
when making
an exposure !