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4) Press Save (ISO/WB button).
The Prole name screen is then displayed where you can
rename the prole to what suits you (see section Image Info
4.2 further on in this manual for procedure details).
5) Press Save (ISO/WB button) to keep the combination of set-
tings with the new name.
To use a prole from the main screen, press the PROFILES button
to reach the proles screen again. Scroll down the list to the prole
you want and then press the Load (AF) button. All the saved set-
tings will then be automatically implemented.
If you decided to change the settings but nevertheless keep
the Prole name on the list, the new set of parameters will
be retained under that name. That is to say, the settings will
not be the same as listed here, despite the name. It might be
safer practice to always change the prole name to avoid later
confusion.
Using proles
1) From the main screen, click PROFILES (ON.OFF button) on
the grip and the prole screen will appear.
2) Use either the front or rear control wheel to scroll through the
list and highlight the desired prole.
3) Press Load (AF button). The camera is now set according to
all the parameters stored according to the name.
Changing a prole name
You can change a prole name (except ‘Standard’) at any time.
Proceed as follows:
1) From the main screen, click PROFILES (ON.OFF button) on
the grip and the prole screen will appear.
2) Use either the front or rear control wheel to scroll through the
list and highlight the desired prole.
3) Press Load (AF button).
4) Click PROFILES (ON.OFF button) again.
5) Press Save (ISO/WB button)
6) The Prole name screen is then displayed where you can
rename the prole to what suits you (see section Image Info
4.2 further on in this manual for procedure details).
ON•OFF
PROFILES/ESC
ON•OFF
PROFILES/ESC
F
F
R
R
Load
Load
ON•OFF
PROFILES/ESC
AF
5
ISO / WB
Save
AF
- User Manual 1
- C O N T E N T S 2
- Welcome to Hasselblad ! 4
- GPS Recording Flexibility 6
- Computer system requirements 7
- Warnings and restrictions 7
- – control and display 8
- Grip display 10
- Viewnder display 12
- Menu charts – general 13
- Symbols used in the charts 13
- (EXIT) B 14
- (ON) / (SEL.) C 14
- (SAVE) / (ENTER) D 14
- Audio feedback 16
- Camera Body 18
- Carrying strap 1, 2 19
- The battery charger 6, 7 19
- Charging the battery 8 20
- Battery life 11, 12, 13, 14 21
- Viewnder screen 16, 17 22
- Accessory connection 18, 19 23
- PC-connector 20 23
- Protective base plate 21, 22 23
- Viewfinder 24
- Parts and components 25
- Parts and components 1 27
- Depth-of-eld calculation 7 28
- Stop down / depth-of-eld 8 28
- Infrared focus settings 9 28
- Focus aid 10, 11, 12 28
- Specic-lens information 29
- General overview of 30
- SETTINGS 35
- Initial General Settings 36
- Storage & Shooting 37
- Inserting a card 38
- Removing a card 39
- Tethered to a computer 40
- Storage overview– 41
- Introductory overview 42
- Creating new batches 43
- Greenimagesstartwith“A” 44
- Yellowimagesstartwith“B” 44
- Redimagesstartwith“C” 44
- Browsing by approval status 46
- Deleting by approval status 46
- Setting the default status 46
- Basic image browsing 47
- Zooming in for more detail 48
- Thumbnail views 48
- Preview Modes 49
- Histogram Mode 1, 2, 3 50
- Transferring to a computer 52
- Overexposure 52
- indicator shortcut ! 52
- Delete shortcut ! 52
- Set browse lter ! 52
- White Balance 53
- Menu structure 54
- Items on the main menu 54
- Settings check 55
- Language 55
- Browse lter 59
- Menu: Storage 60
- MAIN MENU > STORAGE 61
- Delete shortcut ! 61
- Menus for deleting 62
- Format card button / camera 65
- Navigating the STORAGE 67
- DEFAULT APPR. LEVEL 69
- Menu: Settings 70
- USER INTERFACE menu items 71
- Model setting variations 72
- CAMERA settings 73
- Navigating the 73
- The About box 77
- Custom Options 78
- Light Metering 79
- & Exposure Control 79
- Metering method 80
- Exposure method 81
- ISO / WB 82
- General Functions 86
- Manual focus 87
- Autofocus 88
- Continuous 89
- Autofocus mode 89
- Proles 90
- Using proles 91
- Changing a prole name 91
- Advanced Features 92
- 1 Self Timer 94
- Self timer setting 95
- 2 Bracketing 96
- 3 Interval 98
- 4 Settings 99
- 4.1 Custom options 100
- 4.2 Image Info 104
- 4.3 Date & Time 105
- 4.4 System status 106
- 5 Drive 107
- � Flash measure capability 108
- � Rear sync capability 108
- � Integral fill-flash 108
- � SCA 3002 compatible 108
- Integral ash 110
- Multi Shot 112
- Optional Accessories 113
- HC lens accesories 114
- HC lens range 115
- Connectivity diagram 116
- Appendix 117
- Glossary of Terms 118
- True exposure 120
- Shutterspeed 121
- Technical specifications 122
- WARNING: 125
- Cleaning with an E-Wipe 126
- Cleaning the housings 126
- Copyright © 2008 128
- All rights reserved 128
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