"Hasselblad CFH相机使用说明书及技术规格"

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The Hasselblad CFH user manual provides comprehensive instructions for the operation and maintenance of the Hasselblad CFH digital camera system. This user manual is designed for the 22 MPix and 39 MPix models and is available in English. The manual version is 2/2006, and it is essential to ensure that the camera firmware version is 9.1.2 or later, and the digital back firmware version is 166 or later for proper functionality. The manual begins with an introduction to the Hasselblad CFH digital camera system, providing an overview of its features and capabilities. It then delves into the specifics of using the camera, including detailed instructions on setting up and configuring the film magazine and digital back. The manual provides step-by-step guidance on operating the camera, from adjusting settings and capturing images to transferring files and managing storage. In addition to its operational instructions, the manual also covers maintenance and troubleshooting guidelines, ensuring that users can keep their Hasselblad CFH digital camera system in optimal working condition. It offers insights into caring for the camera, cleaning the equipment, and addressing common issues that may arise during use. The manual is structured in a user-friendly format, with clear and concise language and detailed illustrations to support the instructions. It is designed to accommodate users of varying experience levels, providing accessible guidance for both novice and advanced photographers. Overall, the Hasselblad CFH user manual serves as an indispensable resource for anyone operating or maintaining a Hasselblad CFH digital camera system. Its comprehensive and detailed instructions, along with its user-friendly design, make it an essential tool for maximizing the performance and longevity of this high-quality camera system.

Typical camera grip display when changing settings.

Command indication

The upper row on the screens describes commands (which

change according to the setting). The button immediately above

each command eﬀects the change. So in this case, for example,

you would press the FLASH button to ‘exit’ from the screen. See

note below.

Settings symbols

Symbolize the options available when settings are changed. The

active symbol is depicted by a drop shadow.

Control wheel description and direction

Arrowheads symbolize which control wheel should be used to

change the setting they are beside. In this case, the Bracketing

option is chosen by the front control wheel and the number of

exposures in that option is chosen by the rear control wheel.

. . .

= front control wheel

= rear control wheel

Setting information

The lower row on the screen displays information about the cur-

rent state of the setting. In short, the upper row displays what you

can do, and the lower row displays the current state of settings or

what you have done.

Typical camera grip display. (The information in brackets describes this particular example).

Grip LCD

Flash condition indication

(No exposure compensation,

normal ﬂash synchronisation)

Focus setting

(Autofocus setting, single

shot mode)

Aperture setting

(f/5.6)

Exposure mode indication

(Aperture priority setting)

Exposure Value display

(EV 9.3)

Drive condition

(Single setting)

Shutter speed setting

(1/400s)

ISO setting

(50 ISO/ASA)

Low battery symbol

‘Exposure counter’

(1286 shots remaining on

chosen storage medium)

Metering method

indication

(Centre weighted)

White balance

(Sunlight)

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Menu charts – general

Throughout this manual you will ﬁnd charts to explain the steps

and procedures required to alter the various settings. These

charts are laid out to graphically illustrate in a simple manner

how to navigate through the menus. While they include all the

information that would be presented on the LCD relevant to that

section, they cannot illustrate all the possible combinations of

the various symbols seen on a screen at one time as that would

be impractical and too confusing. If you are at all familiar with

cell phone menus, for example, then the design of the layout and

working practice will not be unfamiliar

You should find that, in practice, working your way through a

menu on the camera is a good deal simpler and more obvious

than the written explanation implies!

In the descriptions, various terms are used regarding menu navi-

gation. Menus have ‘trees’, for example, which describes their im-

aginary graphical layout where you could trace a navigational

path along its ‘branches’. Each new section, or stopping oﬀ point

on the branches, seen on the LCD is called a ‘screen’. Therefore a

screen is the graphical display on the LCD of where you are on the

menu and represents the current state of settings.

The H2/D features the advantage of multiple customization of

settings. This means that your personal choice of settings, and

thereby appearance of various combinations of symbols on the

LCD at any time, will not necessarily be the same as many of the

screens illustrated in this manual.

To simplify the descriptions, reference is often made to a ‘main’

or standard screen. Apart from default settings, there is no ac-

tual standard setting in the normal sense and therefore you cre-

ate your own ‘standard’, which of course can be changed at any

time.

The ‘main’ screen is therefore the one you have currently created

and is the one visible on the LCD when photographing (except

where a particular mode is in actual operation, such as self-timer,

for example).

Use front control wheel

(direction depends on user setting)

Use rear control wheel

(direction depends on user setting)

Press button or turn wheel

MENU button on the grip

Choose ENTER

(by pressing DRIVE button on grip)

Choose ON

(by pressing AF button on grip)

Choose Save

(by pressing DRIVE button on grip)

e new setting will be saved and cho-

sen action can be carried out. Setting

will be retained until changed.

Functions in loop on menu

A loop means that the available func-

tions on that particular branch of the

menu can be successively accessed in

either direction of the control wheels

without a break in ﬂow. at is, you

could turn the wheel clockwise or

anticlockwise to arrive at the desired

function.

Main direction of path

through menu

e main path traces step-by-step the

path that has to be taken through the

various branches of the menu tree as

they appear on the LCD to reach the

relevant functions.

Symbols used in the charts

B C D E

Shutter release button A

is button has half-press and full-press positions. By pressing half-way (or soly) the

camera, auto focus function and exposure meter can be activated. By pressing all the way

down (or more ﬁrmly) the shutter will be released (or the chosen exposure procedure will

begin, as relevant. For example, the self timer is activated with this button)

FLASH / (CONTROL LOCK) button / (EXIT) B

is is a triple function button. If you press the button for one second, the beeper will

sound (if set) and a key symbol will appear on the grip LCD signifying that the controls

(except the shutter release) have been locked and therefore cannot be altered unintention-

ally in use. Press the button for one second again to unlock (this function can be altered

to lock all controls or control wheels only in ‘Custom options’).

Quickly clicking the button will access the ﬂash settings information on the LCD from

the main screen. See separate section for full details.

is button also acts as the EXIT button for many other settings.

AF button / (ON) / (SEL.) C

is is a triple function button. Press this button to go directly to the autofocus/manual

focus choice screen from the main screen. See separate section for full details. It also acts

as the ON and SEL. (= select) buttons for many other settings.

DRIVE button / (SAVE) / (ENTER) D

is is a triple function button. It will access the drive settings screen on the LCD from

the working screen. See separate section for full details.

It also acts as the SAVE and ENTER buttons for many other settings.

Front control wheel E

e front and rear control wheels are turned to make changes in exposure settings in the

main screen as well as to access the various loop sections of the menu for settings. e

eﬀect of the wheels’ direction is programmable.

MENU button F

Accesses the ﬁrst level of the menu for settings changes.

Illumination button G

Press to illuminate the LCD. Remains active until camera enters standby mode.

ON.OFF (PROFILES/ESC) button H

Press the button for a half second to activate the camera. e H2/D start-up logo will ap-

pear and then the main screen. Aer a few seconds (customizable) the camera will enter

Standby mode. A press of the button will turn the camera oﬀ completely whereas a quick

‘click’ on the button will access the Proﬁles section of the menu from the main screen.

Note the diﬀerence in results between a long press and a quick click of the this button.

Rear control wheel I

e front and rear control wheels are turned to make changes in exposure settings on

the main screen as well as to access the various loop sections of the menu for settings.

Acts as quick access exposure compensation control. e eﬀect of the wheels’ direction

is programmable.

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