"Hasselblad 503CWD用户手册V42：7种语言设置和实用示例"

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The Hasselblad 503CW/CFV is a professional-grade medium format camera that sets the standard for image quality and precision in the photography industry. This user manual, version 42, provides comprehensive instructions for using the 503CW/CFV, as well as the CFVII and CFV-39 digital capture units. One important feature of the Hasselblad 503CW/CFV is its versatility in language options, allowing users to set the menu to one of seven different languages. This can be done by following the instructions in the INITIAL GENERAL SETTINGS AND PREPARATION section of the manual. It is worth noting that not all images in this manual were taken with a Hasselblad 503CW/CFV, but rather are included for illustrative purposes only. These images do not fully represent the exceptional image quality that can be achieved with this camera. The user manual provides detailed information on the functionality and operation of the Hasselblad 503CW/CFV, including instructions on how to properly set up the camera, adjust settings, and capture stunning photographs. Whether using the camera in a studio setting or out in the field, this manual offers essential guidance for maximizing the performance of the Hasselblad 503CW/CFV. In conclusion, the Hasselblad 503CW/CFV is a top-of-the-line camera that delivers unparalleled image quality and precision. This user manual serves as a comprehensive guide for users to fully utilize the capabilities of the camera and produce professional-grade photographs. Its detailed instructions and versatile language options make it an essential resource for photographers looking to enhance their craft with the Hasselblad 503CW/CFV.

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Strap attachment and removal 9, 10, 11

Place the main body of the strap clip over one of the camera’s strap

lugs. Press the tip of the clip towards the camera while pulling back

on the strap so that the clip slides over the lug and locks into posi-

tion. To remove the strap, lift the clip locking plate high enough to

be able pass over the camera lug. Slide the clip in the direction away

from the strap until it is free.

Accessory rail 8

The camera has an accessory rail on the left hand side for the spirit

level and the adjustable ash shoe (for small ash units).

Winding crank 6, 7

The winding crank can be removed. Push the catch lever down-

wards while rotating the crank counter-clockwise and pull the crank

straight out from the shaft. To attach it, align the small triangular

index mark against the red dot on the camera body. Keep the

crank pushed against the camera while turning it clockwise until

the larger triangular mark is aligned with the red dot where it will

click into position.

Attaching the lens 2, 3

Make sure that both camera and lens are fully wound. Illustration 2 shows the correct re-

lationship between the drive shaft, the lens drive coupling and their indexes. If the lens is

not wound, you can insert a small coin or similar in the coupling slot and rotate it clockwise

until it locks (about 4/5 of a turn) When you have aligned the red index on the lens with the

one on the camera (illus 3), the lens will drop easily into the bayonet tting. You can then

rotate it clockwise until it stops with a faint click as the lens catch locks it in place.

 If the F setting is used, exposure errors will occur since the shutter remains open.

Shutter speed and aperture 1

The shutter speed selector ring is the ring located closest to the front of the lens. To set the

speed, turn the ring until the desired marked shutter speed position aligns with the central

lens index. The white scale shows the shutter speeds, and the orange scale the exposure

values (EV). The aperture setting ring is the second closest ring to the front of the lens. The

aperture value is also set against the central lens index. The diaphragm is automatic and

stops down to the preset working aperture at the start of the exposure sequence. Therefore

in the illustration, the exposure setting is 1/60 second at f/11.

The orange ‘F’ setting is used only when the lens is attached to a Hasselblad camera in the

200 or 2000 series with a focal plane shutter. The operation of the diaphragm is not aected.

The ‘F’ setting can only be engaged/disengaged when the orange lever is pressed.

1. Shutter speed ring

2. F-setting button

3. Warning mark

4. Depth-of-ﬁeld preview knob

5. PC-socket with positive lock

6. Central lens index

7. Focusing distance scale

8. Lens bayonet plate with red index

9. External and internal front bayonets

10. EV index

11. Exposure value (EV) scale

12. Shutter speed/aperture interlock button

13. Shutter speed scale

14. Aperture ring and scale

15. Depth-of-ﬁeld scale

16. Infrared focusing index

17. Focusing ring

The illustrations show the

CFE version of the 2.8/80

mm lens but the layout of

the parts is identical on all

CFi /CFE lenses.

Zeiss Planar CFE 2.8/80 mm

Exposure values 6

The aperture and shutter speed combination set opposite the central lens index determines

the exposure. Every combination of shutter speed / aperture has an equivalent exposure

value (EV) which you can read and set against the red EV index on the right hand side of

the lens.

Warning mark 5

You will nd an orangeline on the shutter speed scale above the 1, 1/2, and l/4s settings.

This is to warn you of possible exposure errors as detailed above. The auxiliary shutter

will terminate the exposure prematurely if you relax the pressure on the button too soon.

Listen to the buzzing sound of the delay escapement in the lens’ shutter and maintain the

pressure on the release button until the sound stops.



For exposure times longer than 1/8 sec, connect the Flash sync input cable (supplied) be-

tween the PC-socket (ash/strobe sync contact) on the lens and the Flash sync IN terminal

on the digital capture unit. This eliminates any conict between the shutter setting and

the digital capture unit ‘time -out‘ setting.

Exposure

As a general rule for all shutter speed settings except B, you should keep the release button

depressed until the lens shutter has opened and closed fully. This is especially important at

shutter speeds from Is to l/4s, as the auxiliary shutter remains open only when the button

is kept depressed (see also ‘Warning Mark’ below). If you remove the magazine, you can

see the auxiliary shutter, consisting of two blinds, covering the rear opening of the camera

body. It protects the lm from unwanted exposure as the lens” shutter normally is open

for focusing.

You can only remove the lens when the camera is fully wound and not In the pre-released

mode (see “pre-release and cable release).

Removing the lens 4

Depress the lens release button and rotate the lens counter-clockwise until it stops and

lift it out of the mount.

Focusing and depth of eld 8

The focusing ring is closest to the camera body. It has a knurled rubber grip and engraved

distance scales in feet and metres. Focus the lens by rotating the focusing ring until you

obtain a sharp image of the subject in the viewnder. The distance between the subject

and the lm plane is read o the focusing ring’s distance scale opposite the central lens

index. Objects closer or further away than the selected distance will be sharp, within cer-

tain limits. The limits of this eld of sharp focus-depth of eld-vary with the aperture. The

depth of eld available at any given aperture can be read o the depth of eld scale on

both sides of the central index. As an example, the illustration indicates how to read the

depth of eld scale at an aperture of f/11. The depth of eld will in this case range from ca

6 metres to innity.

Interlocked shutter speed /aperture 7

If you want to change the shutter speed or aperture while still keeping the same shutter

speed/aperture combination (EV), you can interlock the speed and aperture setting rings

by holding down the interlock button which is on the right of the aperture scale. When

interlocked, the rings move together, increasing or decreasing the aperture to compensate

for a decrease or increase of speed respectively.

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