Name: PhaseOne XF IQ4
Brand: PhaseOne
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Restore to Default

Restoring the defaults

The IQ4 is supplied preconﬁgured with a number of default settings ready for

use, either when purchased by itself, or with the XF.

After adjustment of these settings, you can restore the back to the factory

defaults from the back’s screen by pressing Menu > System Settings >

Restore to Default.

15Readying the camera system 15XF IQ4 Camera System Manual |

Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
Primary Parts of the XF IQ4 Camera System4
- Lens, XF Camera Body, IQ44
Dials, Buttons and Touch Screen Interface6
- XF Camera Body6
- Top Touch Screen, Dials and Keys7
Assembling the XF IQ4 Camera System8
- Digital Back and Camera Body Modularity8
- Attaching the IQ4 to the XF Camera Body8
- Attaching a Lens9
- Interchangeable Viewfinders9
Readying the Camera System10
- Charging the Batteries10
- Charging a Device by USB10
- Loading and Removing the Batteries12
- Setting Date, Time and Language13
- Security Code Protection13
- Ready for Capture Beep13
- Installing an XQD Card14
- Installing a SD Card14
- Removing an XQD Card14
- Removing a SD Card14
- Selecting Cards for Storage14
Navigating the XF Camera System16
- Top Touch Screen16
- Three Dials and Two Keys16
- Camera Menu16
- User Configurable Buttons16
- XF Camera Body Controls17
Customizing Buttons and Dials20
- Changing the Function of a Dial or Button20
Onetouch User Interface Flow Diagram22
- XF Camera Menu Overview22
Onetouch User Interface Overview24
- XF Camera Body Navigation24
- Dials24
- Top Touch Screen Operation24
- User Control Buttons24
- Front and Rear Keys24
- Top Touch Screen Layout25
- Auto Functions on Shutter Speed, Aperture and ISO26
XF Tools on the Top Touch Screen27
- HDR Tool27
- Timelapse Tool28
- Focus Stack Tool28
- Hyperfocal Tool29
- Focus Trim Tool30
- Profoto Remote Tool31
- Seismograph Monitor31
- Bullseye Level Tool31
- Flash Analysis Tool32
- Vibration Analysis Tool32
- Capture Analysis Popup32
IQ4 Navigation33
- Touch Screen Operation33
- Accessing Tools, Settings and Status33
- Using the Shortcuts Menu34
- Using the Status Bar34
- Status Menu35
- Camera Controls35
- Live View35
- Changing Settings in Tools36
- Four Key Navigation36
Viewing Images37
- Viewing Single Images37
- Delete a Single Image37
- Rating an Image37
- Displaying a Histogram37
- Image Info38
- Exposure Masks38
- Exposure Zone38
- Setting a Custom White Balance39
- Viewing Images as Thumbnails39
- Deleting Multiple Images40
- Browser Image Info40
- Browser Exposure Masks40
Camera Controls41
- Selecting the Exposure Program42
- Setting the White Balance42
- XF Camera Settings42
- XF Capture Modes42
- Using Autofocus and Capturing an Image43
- Virtual Horizon Tool43
Automatic Frame Averaging44
- Using Automatic Frame Averaging44
Tools Viewer46
- Using the Tools Viewer46
- Histogram47
- Exposure and Clip Warning47
- Exposure Zone48
- Displaying a Grid48
Live View49
- Activating Live View49
- Adjusting Exposure Settings49
- Exposure Simulation50
- Using the Exposure Adjustment Aids50
- Live RGB and RAW Histograms50
- Live RAW Clip Warning50
- Using Auto Gain for Automatic Brightness51
- Displaying a Grid52
- Setting a Custom White Balance52
- Virtual Horizon Tool53
- Live View Auto Pause53
- Set Preview Zoom Level53
Live View over HDMI54
- Connecting HDMI54
- Enabling HDMI Output54
- Display Histograms and Clip Warning54
- Display Focus Peaking54
- Showing the IQ4 UI over HDMI55
Security Settings56
- Changing Security Level56
- Locking the IQ456
- Creating a New Security Code57
- Recovering a Locked IQ457
- Tethering Access Code57
File Formats58
- RAW File Formats58
- Fast, Prerecorded Black Reference Frame59
- Enter Your Copyright Information59
Capture One Inside Styles60
- Creating a Custom IQ Style61
File Storage Setup63
- File Storage Overview63
- Storage Mode63
- SD Card Storage Options64
- Saving a Jpeg Version64
- Saving a RAW Backup on the SD Card64
- Saving the RAW File on the SD Card64
- Using SD Overflow64
- Direct Image Transfer65
Tethering Connections66
- Gigabit Ethernet Connection66
- Ethernet Cables66
- USB-C Connection67
- USB-C Cables67
- Wireless Connection68
- Connection for Wifi Tethering68
- Managing Known Wifi Networks69
Power Connections70
- Power over Ethernet (Poe)70
- Power over USB-C70
- Using a USB-C Power Bank71
- External XF Power Supply71
- Power Input Priority for the XF IQ4 Camera System71
- Power Management Options72
- Hot Swapping Batteries on the XF IQ472
Custom White Balance74
- Saving the Custom White Balance Automatically74
Prism Viewfinder Display and Functions75
- Autofocus Area75
- Viewfinder Display75
- Eyepiece Diopter Adjustment76
XF Camera System Settings Overview77
- Shutter Speed77
- Aperture77
- ISO Selection77
- Af/Mf78
- AF Drive Mode78
- AF Area Mode78
- Capture Mode78
- Exposure Mode78
- Metering Mode78
Honeybee Autofocusing System79
- Focus Modes79
- AF Area Modes80
- AF Compensation with Focus Trim82
Focus Trim Tool83
Autofocus & Recompose Mode / Afr Mode86
- Enable Afr Mode86
- Feedback on Focus Accuracy87
Working with Hyperfocal Distance89
- Hyperfocal Distance on the XF Camera System90
XF Camera System Capture Modes91
- Single Capture91
- Continuous Capture91
- Vibration Delay91
- Exposure Bracketing91
- Delayed92
- Manual (Bulb/Toggle)92
XF Camera System Exposure Modes93
- Changing the Exposure Mode93
- Auto ISO Setting93
- Oneshot AE Exposure Mode93
Exposure Compensation95
- Using Exposure Compensation95
Long Exposure96
- Noise Reduction (Dark Frame Subtraction)96
Electronic Shutter (ES)97
- Enabling the Electronic Shutter97
- Using Electronic Shutter (ES) Without the XF Camera Body98
- Self Timer Delay98
- Prerecorded Black Reference Frame98
- Enable Antiflickering99
Phase One Lab100
- Enabling the Phase One Lab Features100
- Working with Dual Exposure100
Flash Photography102
- Profoto Remote Tool103
- Enabling Profoto Air Sync and Air Remote103
- Using the Profoto Remote Tool103
- Triggering a Capture with the Profoto Remote104
- Flash Analysis Tool105
- Rear Curtain Sync and Trim105
- Shutter Mechanisms and Flash Synchronization Range106
XF Camera System Lenses107
- Focal Plane and Leaf Shutter Lenses107
Capture One Pro108
- System Requirements109
Capture One Tethered Use111
- Shooting Tethered111
- Import Images into Capture One Pro112
Capture Pilot113
- Using Capture Pilot114
Lens Cast Calibration115
XF Custom Presets and IQ4 System Backup118
- XF Camera Body Custom Presets118
- Save and Load System Setup120
System Maintenance121
- Keeping Your XF Camera Clean121
- Cleaning the Sensor on IQ Digital Back123
- Updating the XF IQ4 System Firmware125
Learning more131
- Phase One Customer Service131
- Phase One Technical Support131

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PhaseOne XF IQ4 Specifications

General

Sensor Type	CMOS
Sensor Size	53.4 x 40.0 mm
Camera Format	Medium Format
Dynamic Range	15 stops
Shutter Speed	60 minutes to 1/4000 second
Display	3.2 inch Touchscreen LCD
Storage Media	SD
Connectivity	USB-C, Ethernet, Wi-Fi
Battery	Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
LCD Resolution	2.36 million dots
Lens Mount	XF Mount
Viewfinder	Optional
ISO Sensitivity	ISO 50-25600