Hasselblad CF DIGITAL CAMERA BACK RANGE, User Manual

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H1 /
H1D / H2 / H2D / H3D only
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Custom option #31
ADDENDUM to H1 / H1D / H2 / H2D / H3D / 503CWD /
CFV / CF - USER MANUAlS
Delete last image
the ’Delete last image’ has now been implemented to
the customizable button function list. Consequently
by just pressing the USER, AE-l, StoP DoWN or M.UP
button, you are now able to immediately delete the
last image. Please note that for this action to be car-
ried out, there should be no intervening action taken.
So, for example, if you zoom in to check the image you
cannot then delete it using this particular feature but
must use the regular procedure on the sensor unit.
H1D / H2D / H3D only
Profiles
ISo, white balance, colour temperature and colour tint
are now also stored in the camera profiles.
Standby mode
It is now possible to turn the camera off directly from
Standby mode.
On / Off
the amount of time that the oN-oFF button must be
depressed before turning the camera on has been
increased from 500 ms to 750 ms to avoid unin-
tentional battery drain (inadvertently pressed in a
camera bag, for example).
‘Extra mirror delay’ is acti-
vated either by loading the
‘Standard’ profile or making
a manual change in Custom
Option #31.
The factory default settings
list now includes a 50 ms
extra mirror delay.
Extra mirror delay
Camera shake is common with longer hand-held
exposures leading to a loss of sharpness. the normal
remedy of using a tripod or support and manually rais-
ing the mirror is not always suitable however.
to counteract this situation, you can now increase the
delay time between the mirror settling into its raised
position and the opening of the shutter. Although the
time period here is in milliseconds, tests have shown
a marked improvement in many cases. Consequently,
slower shutter speeds can be considered (whether
hand-held or on a tripod/support) than would normally
be advised while still retaining sharpness normally
only obtainable with faster shutter speeds.
there are a number of factors — shutter speed/stur-
diness of tripod or support/focal length of lens — to
take into account when determining the ideal setting.
50 milliseconds is suggested as a good starting point
for experimentation and is the default setting.
Default setting
50 ms