Hasselblad H3D II User Manual download pdf (Page 6)

The primary goal of all camera development is of course the seamless and unobtru-

sive production of superb images, regardless of situation. Hasselblad cameras have

abilities and features that you may not think you need yet; each individual has their

own way of working. But the H3D II has tremendous scope for ne-tuning your tech-

nique possibly beyond your present ambitions.

Take your time to learn the intricacies and potentials of your new camera. Go at your

own pace and explore the possibilities when you feel ready for the next step. Results

will be good from the word go, that’s guaranteed, but when you want to make im-

provements or work more eciently perhaps, the capabilities are there for you.

The supreme Hasselblad potential is there, it’s up to you to exploit it!

and easy way to classify and select images, in the eld or back at the

studio. IAA is a Hasselblad trademark and Hasselblad has a patent

pending on the invention. Extra large 3” display on the H3D II pro-

vides a realistic, high quality and perfect contrast image view, even

in bright sunlight.

Three modes of operation and storage

The H3D II oers a choice of storage devices: portable CF cards, the

exible ImageBank-II or a computer hard drive. With these three op-

erating and storage options, you are able to select a mode to suit the

nature of the work in hand, whether in the studio or on location.

Options for working with tilt/shift

Two basic options are available for tilt/shift work with H3D II. A sim-

ple, portable adapter solution and the classic view camera solution.

The HTS tilt/shift adapter for H3D II allows for portable tilt/shiftwith

the HC/HCD lens range from 28mm to 100mm (please refer to the

separate datasheet on this product for details).

To further increase usability, the H3D II has been designed to allow

the digital capture unit to be detached and used on a view camera

by way of an adapter (please refer to the separate datasheet on

Hasselblad View Camera solutions for details).

photographer for the rst time. In order to utilize DAC and optimize

the colors of the DNG file format, conversion from 3FR must take

place through Phocus.

GPS Recording Flexibility

Hasselblad’s Global Image Locator (GIL) is an accessory for use with

any Hasselblad H-System digital capture product. With the GIL de-

vice, all images captured outside are tagged with GPS coordinates,

time and altittude. This data provides the key to a number of future

applications involving image archiving and retrieval. One example is

the direct mapping of images in Phocus software to the Google Earth

application.

Instant Approval Architecture

Building on the success of its Audio Exposure Feedback technology,

Hasselblad has created Instant Approval Architecture (IAA), an en-

hanced set of feedback tools, designed to enable the photographer

to focus o n the shoot rather than the selection process. IAA triggers

audible and visual signals for each image captured, notifying the

photographer immediately of its classication status. The informa-

tion is recorded both in the le and in the le name, providing a quick

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