哈苏H3DII用户手册：操作与存储指南

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"这是一份关于HASSELBLAD哈苏h3dii相机的用户手册，详细介绍了如何操作和设置这款高端中画幅数码相机。手册涵盖了从基本的镜头信息到高级的拍摄设置，以及存储、媒体管理和图像浏览等多个方面。" 在手册中，哈苏h3dii的特性与功能得到了深入的阐述。首先，提到了CF适配器，它允许用户使用CompactFlash存储卡来保存照片，这对于扩展存储容量至关重要。接着，手册详细列出了不同镜头的特定信息，帮助用户根据所选镜头调整相机设置。在通用概述部分，手册介绍了数字捕捉单元的基本构造，包括控制面板的布局和菜单系统的导航结构。控制面板是操作相机的主要界面，而菜单系统则包含了各种设置选项。菜单结构分为多个层级，便于用户按需访问和调整相机参数。在初始的常规设置和准备环节，用户需要设定菜单语言，选择存储和拍摄模式。手册详细解释了如何在不同的存储介质间切换，如使用CompactFlash内存卡或连接ImageBank-II进行无线或有线拍摄。此外，还介绍了如何在计算机上进行连接拍摄，为专业工作室环境提供了便利。在媒体管理和批次处理部分，手册指导用户如何组织工作流程，创建和管理图像批次。InstantApprovalArchitecture功能允许用户快速查看并标记图片，以进行后期筛选和处理。用户可以阅读并更改图片的批准状态，按照批准状态浏览和删除图片，提高工作效率。在图像浏览、删除和复制部分，手册详细描述了基本的浏览方式，如选择当前批次、按批准状态浏览，以及缩放、预览模式（包括缩略图视图、预览模式、直方图模式、全细节模式、电池节省模式和全屏模式）等。这些功能使用户在拍摄后能方便地检查和管理图像质量。这份哈苏h3dii的使用手册为用户提供了全面的操作指南，从相机的初步设置到高级功能的运用，涵盖了摄影过程中的每一个环节，确保用户能够充分利用这款专业相机的潜力。

P Q R

There are also two control buttons on the viewfinder, as well as the eyesight

correction adjustment wheel:

Eyesight correction adjustment wheel P

e personal eyesight adjustment facility has a diopter range of -5 to +3.5, to suit most

users.

EV correction adjustment button Q

Press this button to access the EV compensation screen. Settings are made with either

the front or rear control wheels. An EV correction symbol appears on the grip and

viewnder display as conrmation.

EXP button R

e EXP (Exposure) button accesses the exposure mode and metering method options

screen. Settings are made with the front and rear control wheels and the appropriate

symbols appear on the grip and viewnder displays accordingly.

ON:

OFF:

Media full:

IAA yellow:

Overwrite red:

Transfer complete:

Error:

Ready:

Overexposure:

Underexposure:

5 images left:

1 image left:

Low battery:

ON:

OFF:

Error:

Ready:

Low Battery:

ON:

OFF:

Media full:

IAA yellow:

Overwrite red:

Transfer complete:

Error:

Ready:

Overexposure:

Underexposure:

5 images left:

1 image left:

Low battery:

ON:

OFF:

Media full:

IAA yellow:

Overwrite red:

Transfer complete:

Error:

Ready:

Overexposure:

Underexposure:

5 images left:

1 image left:

Low battery:

IAA yellow:

Overwrite red:

Transfer complete:

Overexposure:

Underexposure:

5 images left:

1 image left:

Media full:

Audio feedback

There are 14 dierent sounds to help provide immediate information. A button press has a normal mechanical ‘click’ sound while the remain-

ing actions listed here are more musical. For example, a capture rated as overexposed is signied by three rapid notes going up the musical

scale, whereas an underexposed capture has three rapid notes going down the musical scale, as illustrated here.

See later section about available options on the digital capture unit for activation and volume control.

Customizable button function list

• TheUSER, AE-L, STOP DOWN and M.UP buttons can all be reassigned to different functions.

• TheUSER button has no function until specifically assigned one (default is ‘None’). The AE-L, STOP DOWN and M.UP

buttons, however, by default are assigned the function appropriate to the name, until assigned otherwise, as follows:.

None

e user button has no function.

Standby

Sets the camera in standby mode to save battery consump-

tion.

Stop down

Stops the lens down to the chosen aperture.

Flash Measure

Initiates ash measure function.

Interval timer

Initiates interval timer function.

Self timer

Initiates self timer function.

Bracketing

Initiates bracketing function.

AF Drive

Activates the AF system in any focusing mode. When the

button is pressed the AF system sets the correct focusing point

automatically. is is a rapid, accurate and handy way of

using the AF system when the camera is set to manual focus

mode. In this manner you take advantage of the accuracy

and certainty of the autofocus system while retaining the

control inherent in manual focusing mode.

Mirror up

Controls the mirror up or down function (same function

as the M-UP button).

B mode

Sets the camera to B exposure mode.

T mode

Sets the camera to T exposure mode.

Histogram

Recalls the last shown histogram on the grip display.

Grey balance exp.

Initiates a grey balance exposure using the marker frame

to select the desired tone.

Cycle LM mode

Changes the light-metering method in a loop manner: Centre

Weighted/CentreSpot/Spot.

Delete last image

Activates the delete function for the last capture.

Dig. foc check

Displays last capture at 100% scale to check focus.

IAA toggle

Allows IAA rating change of last capture.

Expose

Acts as alternative shutter release button.

AE-lock

Activates AE lock function.

A quick way to program the customizable buttons (and

to access the Custom Option level in general) is to use

the short-cut as follows:

1) Press the MENU button.

2) Then press the USER button.

This directly accesses the “Custom options” level in the menu

where you can access the desired option for a setting change.

Carrying strap 1, 2

e carrying strap is attached by rstly withdrawing the safety

collar. e hook is then freed and attached to the strap lug (g. 1).

Slide back the safety collar (g. 2) to ensure the hook remains in

the locked position between the small protruding lugs. e collar

is purposely a tight t and might need some eort to slide.

Rechargeable battery grip

e Battery grip rechargeable 7.2V (3043348) is the standard

power source for the H3D II camera and is an environmentally

approved Li-ion type. e H3D II requires a power supply for all

actions as there is no mechanical reserve facility. When working

untethered, it is therefore advisable to keep the reserve battery

grip complete with fresh lithium batteries handy (if you do not

use a spare rechargeable battery grip). As is the case with most

batteries, problems might be encountered when used in very low

temperatures. In this situation it is advisable to keep the reserve

battery in an inside pocket, for example, to maintain it near body

temperature (both sorts of battery grips are referred to as the

‘battery’ in this manual).

Fitting and removing a battery 3, 4, 5

e tting and removing procedure is the same for both types of

battery grip.

Remove the battery from the camera by depressing the battery

holder button (A) and simultaneously swinging the battery holder

retaining lever (B) down until it stops. Pull the battery downwards

(C).

If you intend to store the battery separately from the camera you

should ensure that the safety cover is in place (to prevent short-

circuiting). It snaps into place and is removed by pulling outwards

and upwards on the locking clip (g. 4).

To t, hold the battery at against the camera body and aligning

the two upper lugs with the slot, slide it back into position as far

as it will go. Swing back the battery holder retaining lever until it

clicks back into place.



Please note if you want to use the rechargeable battery with

an H1/H1D model, the rmware in the camera must be version

8.2.2 or later for the battery grip to function properly.

The battery charger 6, 7

e battery charger unit is supplied with ve plug attachments to

suit various types of domestic electrical sockets available worldwide.

Other types of socket will require a domestic socket converter.

Attach the chosen plug (g 7) by sliding it into position, ensuring

that the two electrical contact prongs on the charger correctly

enter the two contact sockets on the plug attachment. Removal is

by the reverse procedure.

Please note the Battery charger BC-H Li-ion 7.2 VDC (3053568) is

designed for use with Battery grip rechargeable 7.2V units only.

1 2

Charging the battery 8

With the battery removed from the camera, insert the jack plug from the battery charger

into the socket on the battery grip. Insert the battery charger into a standard (100–240V~

/50–60 Hz) domestic socket.

It will take about 12 hours to load the battery properly the rst time.

ere are two types of battery charger. Please check here for the relevant description of

the LED indicator, etc.

On (not ashing)  Battery is charging

Slow ashing (0.8 Hz)  Charging is complete and condition is being maintained.

Or occasionally

Rapid ashing (3 Hz)  Deeply discharged battery is charging (with reduced current)

Please note that rapid ashing of the LED indicator is not to be expected. e bat-

tery will not normally be so deeply discharged because the camera will shut down

automatically before complete battery discharge takes place. e indicator might

also ash rapidly for a few moments in some instances when the charger is connected

to the electrical supply. e normal indication is therefore either ‘not ashing’ or

‘slow ashing’.



continuous yellow  Standby

  

slow ashing yellow  Pre charge

    

rapid ashing green  Charging ( <75% )

  

slow ashing green  Charging ( >75% )



continuous green  Ready ( 100% )

    

rapid ashing yellow  Fault condition

Rechargeable battery grip – general

• Thebatteryshouldbechargedforapproximately12hoursbeforersttimeuse.

• Thebatteryisbestchargedatanambienttemperatureof10°−45°C(50°−113°F).

• Maximumbatterycapacityisreachedonlyafterthebatteryhasbeenchargedanddischargedseveraltimes.

• Avoidfrequentfulldischarges(afulldischargeissignalledbytheappearanceofthe‘Replacebattery’warningon

thegripdisplay).AsthebatteryisaLi-iontype,ithasno‘memoryeect’ofpracticalimportanceandtherefore

frequentrechargeswillcausenoproblemssuchaslossofcapacityorpoorperformance.Itisthereforebetter

policytorechargethebatteryatveryregularintervals,regardlessofuse.

• Removethebatteryifyouintendtostorethecameraforsomewhileasitwilleventuallybecomecompletely

drained,eventhoughthecameraisturnedo.

• Thebatteryhasanintegrated‘fuelgauge’capabilitythatsupportsthe‘Replacebattery’and‘Batterystatus’func-

tionsonthegripdisplay.AswithmostLi-ionbatteries,thiscapabilityshouldbeoccasionallycalibrated,depending

onhowmuchthebatteryisused.Todothis,leavethecameraon(oruseit),untilthe‘Replacebattery’warning

appears.Then,rechargethebatteryfor12hours.Thiswillimprovetheaccuracyofthemeasurements.

• Whenremovingabatteryfromthechargerandimmediatelyreplacingitwithanother,allowafewsecondsto

elapsesothatthechargercanautomaticallyresetforthenextchargingprocedure.

• Itisperfectlynormalforthebatterytobecomewarmwhenbeingcharged.

• Aslighttemporarylossofbatteryperformancemightbenoticedatveryhighorlowtemperatures.Takethe

appropriatemeasuresifthisisthecase.

• Ifyoudonotintendtousethebatteryforawhile,itisbesttostoreitatroomtemperaturewithanapproximate

30to40%charge.Youcancheckthepercentagelevelonthestatusscreen.

• AccordingtotheCIPAstandard,200shotsshouldbeexpectedfromafullychargedbattery,thoughthisdepends

oncamerause.Inpractice,however,withshortintervalsbetweenshots1,000shotscanbeachieved.

• Thebatteryshouldhaveauseableservicelifeofaround400recharge/dischargecycles.

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