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Mounting
the
P
back
The
P
back
is
fully
integrated
with
the
camera
body
and
acts
as
a
true
part
of
the
whole
camera
system.
It
is
important
to
ensure
that
the
bottom
part
of
the
P
back
camera
back
is
pressed
well
into
the
locking
mechanism
before
the
upper
lock
-
ing
mechanism
is
pressed
together
.
Place
the
Bot
-
tom
of
the
P
back
in
the
locking
mecha-
nism.
Press
the
metal
button
in
the
top
with
your
thumb
and
tip
the
upper
end
in
place.
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
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Table of Contents
4
1 Introduction
9
2 Unpacking the System
10
Charging the Batteries
12
3 Introduction to the P - Back
14
System Overview
14
Tethered or Untethered Operations
15
General Hardware Setup
16
Powering up the P Back
16
Indicator Lights
16
Green Light
17
Red Light
17
ISO Settings
17
Power Management and Shutter Latency
18
Double Exposure Protection
18
IR Filter on the CCD
18
4 Quick Start
19
This Is What It Takes to Get Started Real Quick
19
5 CF Card Usage
20
Secure Storage System (3S)
21
Always Format Your Memory Card in the P-Back
21
Please Note
22
General Handling Guidelines
22
Using Cards or Micro Drives in the Card Reader
22
Mounting and Dismounting
23
Preparing the CF-Cards or Micro Drives
23
Formatting on a Mac os X Computer
24
Formatting on a Windows Computer
25
Disabling Iphoto Autostart (Mac os X)
25
6 Navigating the P Back
27
Menu Buttons
27
Home Shortcut
29
ISO and WB
29
File Format Shortcut
29
Button Lock Shortcut
30
7 Play Mode
32
View Modes
33
Zoom
34
Browsing Inside Zoom
35
Delete
35
Exit the Play Mode
35
8 Menu Flow Chart
37
9 Menu Mode
38
Capture Setup
38
ISO Settings
39
White Balance
39
Custom White Balance
40
Custom White Balance from Capture One
41
Fileformat
42
Shutter
42
Play Setup
44
Backlight
44
Auto Preview
44
Delete Options
46
Brightness
46
Configuration
47
Storage
47
Power Source
48
Format Disk
48
Disk Checking
49
Camera Type
49
Power Save
49
Ready Beep
50
Restore Def. (Defaults)
50
Time & Date
50
About
51
10 P Back - Mamiya 645 AFD
52
Shutter Latency Settings
52
Mounting the P Back on the Mamiya 645AFD
54
Mounting the Viewfinder Mask
55
Image Orientation
56
Studio Flash Sync on the AFD Body
56
T-Mode on the Mamiya 645AFD
57
Mirror up
57
Mamiya RZ67 PRO IID
58
Studio Flash Sync on the RZ Lens Shutter
59
Shutter Latency Settings
59
11 P Back for Hasselblad
60
Mounting the Viewfinder Mask
61
Mounting the P Back
62
Mounting the P Back Vertically
63
Do Not Mount While in S or RS Modes
63
Camera Body Specifics
64
Hasselblad 555 ELD
65
Shutter Latency Settings
65
No Motor Cable on 555 ELD
65
Hasselblad 553 ELX
66
Hasselblad 501 CM and 503 CW Without Winder
67
Hasselblad 503 CW with Winder CW
68
Mamiya RZ67 Pro II Adaptor
69
12 H 101 - P Back
72
Camera LCD Display
73
Viewfinder Information
74
Auto Exposure
74
Double Exposure Protection
74
Image Orientation Detection
75
IR Filter on the CCD
75
Mounting the Viewfinder Mask
76
Mounting the H 101 - P Back on the Hasselblad H 1
77
Use of Cables
78
13 P Back for CONTAX
80
Auto Exposure
81
Double Exposure Protection
82
Image Orientation Detection
82
IR Filter on the CCD
83
Mounting the Focusing Screen
84
Mounting the P Back to the CONTAX 645
85
Use of Flash Sync Cable
86
Operating the Camera from the Host Computer
87
TTL Flash
88
15 Large Format Photography
90
Shutter Latency Settings
91
16 Lens Cast
92
What Is Lens Cast
92
Why Does It Occur
92
What Does It Look Like
92
How Do I Get Rid of It
92
Large Format and Stitched Images (Mac)
94
Simple Steps to Calibrate on Fixed Lenses (Win)
96
Large Format and Stitched Images (Win)
97
17 Maintenance
98
Cleaning the CCD
98
18 Specifications
100
Full Frame Solutions (Magnification Factor 1,1)
100
Smaller than Full Frame Solutions (Mag. Factor 1,3 - 1,4)
103
19 CF Card and Cardreader
106
Shipping Products
106
Sandisk Product Registration
107
Sandisk Technical Support
107
Sandisk Warranty
107
Rescue Utility, When a Card Is Unreadable
108
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Brand
PhaseOne
Model
P 25
Category
Digital Camera
Language
English
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