Hasselblad CF DIGITAL CAMERA BACK RANGE, User Manual

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Part 1: For All FlexColor Users
How to Use this Document
Part 1:
For All FlexColor Users
This part describes general information about working with FlexColor with all types
of images, regardless of whether you are using a camera or scanner. All users of
FlexColor should read this part.
How to Use this Document
FlexColor 4.5 includes the user manual written for FlexColor 4.0 plus this addendum,
which explains the changes made since version 4.0. If you are already familiar with
FlexColor 4.0, then all you need to do after upgrading to 4.5 is to read this document.
FlexColor operates slightly differently depending on whether it is connected to a
scanner or to a camera. The same differences take affect when you are editing images
taken with a scanner or camera, respectively. Many features, however, are identical
for each type of capture; this means that users that switch between scanning and
digital photography only need to learn one program. However, because many users
stick to one type of capture (scan or camera), this addendum is divided into three main
parts:
Part 1: For All FlexColor Users
Describes the new features that affect both camera and scanner users
Part 2: FlexColor for Cameras
Describes the new features that affect camera users and camera images only
Part 3: FlexColor for Scanners
Describes the new features that affect scanner users and scanned images only
If you only use FlexColor for one type of capture, then you can ignore the part of this
addendum that describes the features you do not use.
If you have never used FlexColor before, then start by reading “Most Important
Changes for All Users” on page 5 and, if you are using a camera, “Most Important
Changes for Camera Users” on page 18. Then read the FlexColor 4.0 manual as you
experiment with the system. Finally, refer to the rest of this addendum when you
FlexColor 4.5 Documentation Addendum 4