哈苏数码相机-H2F说明书.pdf

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User Manual H2F

Introduction Parts & Components 1 Function Control & Display Grip LCD Viewfinder LCD 2 Camera Body Carrying strap Battery holder Fitting batteries Battery life Viewfinder screen Accessory connection PC-connector Protective base plate 3 Viewfinder Parts & Components Attaching and Removing the viewfinder Eyepiece adjustment Eye cup 4 Lenses Parts & Components Attaching a lens Removing a lens Lens cap Filters Lens shades Shutter and aperture control Depth-of-field calculation Depth-of-field / visual preview Infrared focus settings Focus aid CF adapter Specific-lens information 5 Film Magazines Parts & Components LCD panel LCD illumination button Change up button Change down button Function selector Film plane index 3 6 8 10 12 17 18 18 18 18 19 19 19 19 20 21 21 21 21 22 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 24 24 24 24 25 25 26 27 27 27 27 27 27 28 49 50 51 53 55 56 56 61 62 64 65 66 67 68 71 72 75 76 80 84 C O N T E N T S 28 Darkslide indicator 28 Darkslide key 28 Film tab holder 28 Film holder key 28 Magazine settings lock 28 Databus interface 28 Magazine operation 29 Battery Battery replacement 29 Attaching and removing the magazine 29 30 Magazine settings Film speed setting 30 30 Film speed setting / Barcode 30 Film length/number of frames 31 Data imprint setting Frame counter setting 31 31 Low-battery symbol 32 Film loading Film wind of f 32 9 Advanced Features General overview of camera menu Self Timer Bracketing Interval Settings Custom Options Image Info / Imprint type Text Date & Time System status Digital Customizable button function list 10 Flash Flash measure 11 Optional Accessories 6 Digital Photography 33 12 Appendix Glossary Technical specifications Equipment care and service 7 Light Metering & 36 37 38 38 39 40 41 Exposure Control Metering method Exposure method Manual exposure mode Automatic exposure mode AE-L button Exposure compensation 7 General Functions 42 43 Power−ON 43 Power−Standby 43 Power−OFF 43 Manual focus Manual focus mode 44 Autofocus override in manual mode 44 Autofocus 44 44 Single Shot 45 Continuous 45 Autofocus mode Drive 46 46 Single 46 Continuous 46 Multi exposure Profiles 47 47 Making a profile Changing a profile name 48 2

Welcome to Hasselblad! Hasselblad had its beginnings during the last fifty years of the last millennium. Within twenty years it was present as mankind took the first small step on the moon. Now, Hasselblad has made its own giant leap forwards into the future by developing the H system. It is a new foun- dation on which to build, ensuring the utmost in image-quality, handling and versatility re- sulting from the most reliable and efficient solutions to meet photographers’ expectations. The specifications and capabilities of the H system exceed the demands of most photogra- phers. This allows the system to expand and develop. It’s one of the reasons that so many pro- fessional photographers around the world are discovering, or re-discovering, the creative and professional possibilities provided by the Hasselblad system. The H system is the result of the most intensive technical development programme ever under- taken by Hasselblad, the most prestigious medium-format camera manufacturer in the world. It reflects an unprecedented wealth of knowledge and experience tightly interwoven with the latest technological developments that combined to produce an unrivalled world-class crea- tive tool for the discerning photographer. The H2F offers the best choice in a medium format platform where maximum choice of cap- ture method or make is first on the list. Regarding features, what was once considered option- al is now integral. The potential of this outstanding professional equipment straight out of the box is tremendous. But there is no trade-off in quality for the sake of the latest technology. The three pillars of the Hasselblad reputation remain: Reliability, Versatility, Interchangeability. Stainless steel and aluminium for no-nonsense professional use and durability. Silicon chip control for basic prac- tical support as well as sophisticated facilities to span all demands. A system to trust and build on, that will develop and grow in pace with tomorrow’s discoveries. The list of features is long, varied and comprehensive. For example: automatic focus with in- stant manual override, dot-matrix LCDs, rapid button and control wheel user interface, inte- gral grip, integral fill-flash, multi-mode exposure metering, TTL flash control, automatic film speed setting with bar code, instant 120/220 interchangeability, integral dark slide, automatic film advance and film wind off, custom imprinting on frame edge including exposure data, name, symbols, etc., immediate cable-free compatibility with digital backs, presentation of digital information such as histograms and grey balance on the LCD, extremely accurate elec- tronic leaf shutter, flash sync at all shutter speeds to 1/800s, eyeline viewfinder with 100% view, dot matrix viewfinder LCD, lithium or rechargeable battery options, shutter speeds from 18 3

hours to 1/800s, user customization of functions. And that’s not all! Bracketing, interval timer, rapid access user button, flash measure, independent LCD illumination on magazines, integral diopter adjustment in viewfinder, zone system capability, time-lapse photography, customized profiles and so on. In digital photography, the advantages of larger format cameras become particularly obvious. The 6 x 4.5 cm window allows the Hasselblad H2F to use the largest image sensors currently available in digital photography – more than twice the size of a 35mm camera sensor. The sen- sor therefore holds more and larger pixels, which secure a high-end image quality in terms of moiré free color rendering without gradation break-ups in even the finest lit surfaces. When using a digital back you have the advantage of features such as Hasselblad Natural Color Solution, DNG workflow, Instant Approval Architecture, “Instant” user interface, three modes of operation and storage as well as FlexColor or Phocus software for professional level workflow. Furthermore, apart from the practical aspects, the H2F also exudes a feeling of superb design and ergonomics that makes the camera a pleasure to own as well as use. For handling and con- venience of use it is second to none. So Hasselblad, the most distinguished pioneer in medium-format photography, yet again takes the vanguard position. We are confident that you are going to incorporate this camera insepa- rably into your photographic life. We are also confident that you are going to produce images you are proud of. Some of these will remain as a documentation of the history of our world, perhaps even beyond. That’s how it is with Hasselblad. sssssssssssssss The primary goal of all camera development is of course the seamless and unobtrusive produc- tion of superb images, regardless of situation. The H2F has abilities and features that you may not think you need, yet. Each individual has their own way of working. But the H2F has tremen- dous scope for fine-tuning your technique possibly beyond your present ambitions . The Quick Start Guide should have you up and running in minutes. The H2F will function equally well as an automatic point-and-shoot or as a total-control, ultra-professional instrument. The user manual is intended to be the standard reference manual. In it you will find full user de- scriptions, LCD charts, specifications, etc. For the sake of simplicity, a film magazine and stand- ard lens are normally shown in most illustrations. Take your time to learn the intricacies and potentials of the H2F. Go at your own pace and ex- plore the possibilities when you feel ready for the next step. Results will be good from the word go, that’s guaranteed, but when you want to make improvements or work more efficiently per- haps, the H2F can provide support. The supreme Hasselblad potential is there, it’s up to you to exploit it! sssssssssssssss Finally, please check occasionally on the Hasselblad website — www.hasselblad.com — for any updates re- garding user instructions, changes, news, or other information concerning the H system. If you have no Internet access, please contact your Hasselblad dealer or distributor for the latest information. 4

What’s in the box Your new Hasselblad camera may have been supplied in kit form or as separate items. There are a number of possible combinations depending on factors such as offers, bundles etc. Please ensure that all the items noted on the accompany- ing packing information have been supplied and are correct. Contact your Hasselblad dealer or distributor immediately if anything is missing or seems faulty in any way, quoting the se- rial numbers and purchase details where appropriate. Familiarise yourself with the various parts and components. Leave protective covers on as much as possible and avoid touching glass surfaces and inserting fingers into the cam- era body. The H2F has a robust construction and is capable of withstanding fairly rough treatment but nevertheless is a precision instrument and will serve you longer if treated with respect from the beginning. Please keep purchase details and the warranty in a safe place. 5

1. Flash unit hot-shoe 2. Rubber eyecup 3. Exposure mode and metering method selector button 4. Exposure compensation button 5. Eyepiece adjustment dial 6. Magazine LCD 7. Magazine LCD illumination button 8. Magazine control buttons 9. Magazine settings lock 10. AE-L button 11. Film wind-off button 12. User button 13. Rear control wheel 14. Grip LCD 15. Support strap lug 16. Camera control buttons 17. Magazine databus 18. Front control wheel 19. Shutter release button 20. Battery holder button 21. Release cord socket 22. Stop down button 23. Battery holder retaining lever 24. Mirror up button 25. Battery holder 26. Flash unit 27. Viewfinder screen 28. Focus assist light 29. Mirror 30. Distance and depth-of-field scales 31. Focusing ring 32. Lens shade bayonet 33. Filter screw thread 34. Databus connection 35. Viewfinder release button 36. Flash unit catch 37. Viewfinder attachment hook 38. Viewfinder databus connection 39. Magazine release button 40. Flash PC socket 41. Camera strap lug 42. Lens release button 43. Magazine support 44. Databus connection 45. Quick coupling tripod plate 46. Film tab holder 47. Magazine darkslide key 48. Film holder key 49. Magazine support groove 50. Databus connection Parts & Components 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 6 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50.

Familiarize yourself with the H2F Take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the H2F and its various controls. Note the difference between a long press, a short press and a ’click’ with some buttons. For example from the main screen a click of the ON.OFF button will take you to Profiles while a longer press will turn the camera off. With your right hand holding the ergonomic grip for security and control, your thumb and fingers have immediate access to all the controls without letting go. The H2F sits comfortably in the palm of your left hand for support but leaves your fingers free for eventual manual focus adjustments. Note the changes on the LCD as you press the various buttons and rotate the control wheels. Notice too the changes in the viewfinder LCD as you do the same. You cannot damage the camera by pressing the wrong buttons or controls or using them in the wrong order. The worst that can hap- pen is that you might get ‘lost’ in the menu or you might activate a certain action that takes time to complete. In this case simply click on the escape button (ON-OFF - PROFILES / ESC) to return to the ‘main’ screen again. Attempt a half-press with the shutter release button with the camera set at autofocus too see how the lens focuses and the light metering reacts. Notice that the lens barrel does not revolve in auto- focus but you can immediately change the focus manually and immediately revert to autofocus again by using a half-press again. Note the readily accessible customizable buttons that provide direct access to most functions (in- vestigate how you can exploit this excellent function to the full in a later section). Note the safety features integral in the magazine so you cannot remove a magazine without the darkslide in place or (unless set otherwise) make an exposure with the darkslide in place. Feel for the stop down button positioned between the lens and the grip. Press the AF button and then turn the front control wheel to change from AF single to AF continu- ous to Manual to try out the differences in how the camera behaves in these different modes, for example. Press the EXP button on the viewfinder and then turn the rear control wheel to change the metering method to see the changes in sensitivity of the exposure meter. Quite simply, just explore the camera for a little while to feel at home with the general handling and the idea of control buttons and wheels and LCD information, etc. The sooner you become accus- tomed to moving the controls instinctively the sooner you will be able to effortlessly use the finesses on offer. The remainder of this manual will slowly take you through, stage for stage, each feature and setting so that you can master this marvellous piece of photographic equipment and exploit it to the full. Finally, remember to check occasionally with your camera dealer or on the Hasselblad website to see whether a firmware update is available. The functions and options described in this manual refer to the firmware version the camera was shipped with. The ability to update camera firmware is an advantage you should not forget to make full use of to maximize the capabilities of your H2F! 7

Function Control & Display 1  LCD display on camera  LED display on viewfinder  Upgradeable firmware  Rapidly accessible menu  Interactive display  Customizable functions All functions and settings on the H2F camera body are accessed and altered by the control buttons and wheels on and around the grip aided visually by the LCD user-interface. The information on the grip LCD is in menu format and has a great deal in common with those found in modern computers, cell phones, etc. It is pixel based and therefore has a greater capacity to pro- duce user-friendly symbols for rapid and secure interpretation. 8

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