Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product H2 Hasselblad
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1 U ser Manual (Manual (V1/English) for c amer a firmwar e v ersion 9.1.0 or later .).
2 I n t r o d u c t i o n 3 P a r t s & C o m p o n e n t s 6 Q u i c k S t a r t 7 F u n c t i o n C o n t r o l & D i s p l a y 1 3 G r i p L C D 1 5 V i e w f i n d e r L C D 1 7 C a m e r .
3 Co n gr at ulat io n s ! W el c ome to t he fl ag s hip of th e H S ys t em. The H 2 bui ld s on t he H 1 , ad ding th e ab ility t o u tili ze th e l at est adv anc emen ts in dig it al backs, i ncr eas ed mobi lity , i nt egr ate d po we r , and impr ov ed im age q ual ity.
4 name, symb ols, etc., immediate cable -free compatibilit y with digital backs , presentation of dig it al in for mat ion s uch as h is tog ram s and gre y balan ce o n t he L CD , ex tr emely a cc u.
5 Wha t ’ s in t he b ox Y our new Has selblad ca mer a may have been supplied in kit form or as separa te it ems. There are a number of p os sible combi- nat ions dependin g on fa ctors su ch as offers, bund les et c.
6 1 . Flash unit hot-shoe 2. Rubber eyec up 3. Exp osure mode and meter ing metho d se lec tor but ton 4. Exp osure compe nsat ion b ut ton 5. Eyepiece adjus tment dial 6. Magazine LCD 7 . Magazi ne LCD i llumin ation but ton 8. Magazine cont rol but tons 9 .
7 Q u i c k S t a r t 1 Thi s secti on is a qu ic k st ar t gui de to a sse mbl ing an d pr epari ng yo ur new . F r om sepa ra t e it em s, t he as sem - bl y pro cess shou ld take no m ore th an se veral mi n- ut es to c omplet e and you wi ll be able to t ake s imple and str aig htfo rwar d pho tog r aphs immed iat ely .
8 H2- Kit only / H2- Separate items If y ou r n ew H 2 wa s su p pl ie d i n k it f o r m, y ou w il l o nl y ne e d to i n se r t t h e c am er a bat ter ie s t o ma ke i t u sea ble im me dia tely.
9 1 3. Rest the magazine reten tion groove on the magazine sup - por t on the camera body ensuring that they are correctly positioned. 1 4. Swing the magazine towards the camera body and firmly press into place with a click. If there is resist ance, the magazine retaining hook has probabl y been inadvertently released.
1 0 32 3 1 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 2 1 23. Pull 8 – 1 0 cm (3– 4 in) of paper backing f rom the film roll and insert the tongue of the backing paper into the slot in the take-up spool. 2 4 . T urn the take-up spool one complete turn to ensure the tongue is firmly held i n place by the overlying paper back- ing.
1 1 3 3 . F rom the inactive mode, press the ON.OFF button until you see the H2 lo go on the grip L CD. The LCD then in turn dis- plays the ‘main’ screen. If the camer a is already in ‘standb y ’ mode (the H 2 lo go will be vis ible on the grip L CD) click o n either the shut ter release button or the ON.
1 2 Familiarize yours elf with the H2 T ak e a few m inut es t o f amiliar ize yourself with t he H 2 a nd its v arious con trols. Note the differenc e be- tween a lon g pres s, a short pres s and a ’ click’ w ith some buttons. For example from the main screen a clic k of t he ON.
1 3 Fu n c t i o n C o n t r o l & D i s p l a y 2 ■ LC D and LE D displays on c amera and viewfinder ■ Pixel based display ■ Upgradeable firmware ■ Rapidly accessible menu ■ Int erac .
1 4 Belo w i s an o verview of t he pr imary funct ion s of t he c ontr ol wh eel s and butto ns. So me c ont rols hav e dual or tr iple func - ti on s ac co r ding to t he s tat e of t he men u or setti ng. A fu ll des crip tio n c an be fo und f urther on in t his m anual.
1 5 T ypic al c amer a grip di spl ay w hen ch angin g se t tin gs. T ypic al c amer a grip di spl ay . (The in forma tion i n br ack ets des cri bes th is partic ular examp le) .
1 6 Th e bas ic p rin ci pl e be hi nd m ak ing c ha ng es is th at th e ap p rop ri ate b ut to n is fir st pressed to acc ess the m enu an d then se tti ngs altered by way o f the control wheels . The ap prop riate control whee l is desig nated by a rrowhe ads a lon gside t he se tti ng description.
1 7 FL ASH AF DR IV E EX P +/- Some exa mples of variou s viewfinder L CD sc reens v isible with standar d setting s and when specific c ontrol button s are press ed.
1 8 Me nu c ha r ts – ge ne ra l Througho ut this manual you will fi nd char ts to e xpla in the steps a n d p r o c e d u r e s r e q u i r e d t o a l t e r t h e v a r i o u s s e t t i n g s . T h e s e ch ar t s a re l ai d o ut t o g rap hi cal l y il l ust rate in a si mp le ma nn er how t o n av iga te thr ou gh th e men us .
1 9 Shutter releas e but ton A is but ton ha s ha lf-pre ss a nd fu ll- pre ss po sit ions. By pressi ng h a l f- way (or so l y ) t he ca mera , auto foc us f u nct ion a nd ex po sure met er ca n be ac t ivate d.
20 On the rear of t he grip , as well as the rear control wheel, there are a fur ther t hree con trol b uttons: AE-L button J i s button c a n lock a l ig ht read ing made in b ot h automatic a nd ma nua l ex po sure modes . It c a n a lso be use d in Zone mode to ta ke a new read ing.
2 1 There are al so two c ontrol but tons on the viewfinder , as well as the eyes ight cor - rection a djustmen t wheel: Ey esight corr ection adjust ment wheel P e pers ona l eyesi ght adjust ment faci l it y ha s a diopter r a nge of -4 – +2. 5, to su it most use rs.
22 ■ A luminium cast in one piece ■ S tainless s teel shell ■ I ntegral Q uick coupling plate ■ Di gitally controlled ■ U pgr adeable sof tware ■ M odular design ■ I ntegral er gonomic g.
23 C ar ryi ng st r ap 1 , 2 e c a rr y i ng s tr ap i s at ta ched by fi rst l y w it hd raw i ng t he s a fet y col la r . e hook is t hen f reed a nd at ta ched to t he st rap lug (fig. 1 ). Slide bac k t he sa fet y col la r (fig. 2) to ensure t he hook remai ns i n t he locke d posit ion.
24 T h e b att ery ch ar ge r 1 , 2 e bat ter y charger unit is supplied w it h five plug at tac hments to suit v a rious t y pe s of domest ic elec t ric a l so cket s ava i lable worldwide. Ot her t y p es of soc ke t w i l l re qu ire a dome st ic s ock et c onver ter.
25 • Long-ter m storage of bat terie s with ver y low charge is not recommende d. • The b at te r y ha s a lim ite d li fe and it s per fo rm ance is gra dual ly red uce d ove r time. • It is advi sable to f ollow the re commendat ions and pre caut ions in this manual for produc t per f ormance and saf et y reasons.
26 1 2 1 1 A c ce ss ory co nn ect i on 1 1 , 1 2 On t he le hand side of t he c a mera b ody a re t wo ac ces sor y ret a in- ing screw t hread s (M5), as well as a d atabus connec tor , protecte d beneat h a cover .
27 ■ M ulti-mode light metering ■ F ull e xposure information ■ 1 00% image ■ 90 ° viewing angle for ey e-line composition ■ F ull image for spec tacle wea rers ■ I ntegral dioptre adjustment ■ I ntegral flash unit V i e w f i n d e r 4 The 9 0° view fi nder provi des a la terally correc ted 100 % i mage at eye- line level.
28 A B C D E F G H 1 2 P arts & C omponents A. Rubber eye cup E. Exposure method / mode button B. Hot shoe F . Integ ral flash unit C. Eyesight adjustment wheel G.
29 ■ R apid and accurat e automatic focusing c apability ■ C entral elec tronic shutter ■ I ns tant manual focus override with natural f riction ■ I ns tant automati c -focus return capabilit .
30 P art s a n d c om po ne n ts 1 A. Lens shade index B. Manual focus ring C. F ocusing distance scales D . Depth-of-field scales E. Lens index A tt ac h in g a le n s 2 , 3 Remove the f ron t prote.
3 1 De pt h-of -fi el d c a l c ul at io n 7 ere a re two dist a nce sc a les ( in feet a nd met res) v isible t h roug h t he foc us d ist a nce w indow on t he upper pa r t of t he lens ba r rel . ere is a lso a centra l lens index ma rk and a de pt h-of -field sc a le.
32 is i ncorre ct if only one ar rowhead i s v isible. If t he focu s c an not be est abli shed , then bot h ar rowheads fla sh. CF Adapter e CF ad apter i s a n optiona l acce ss or y t hat a l lows v i r t ua l ly a l l C t y pe lense s from t he V -sy stem to be use d on H-sys tem ca mera bod ies .
33 ■ A utomatic 1 20/22 0 compatibil it y ■ A utomatic wind on / wind off ■ A utomatic film advance ■ L CD information panel ■ I ntegral dark slide ■ C ustomizable data imprinting ■ I .
34 A B C D E D C B A F E Par t s an d co mp one nt s A. L CD panel G. Darkslide key B. L CD illumination button H. Darkslide indicator C. Change up button I. F ilm tab holder D . Change down button J. Film holder key E. F unc tion selector K . Magazine settings lock F .
35 G H J I K L a t ime -out of five se conds of non-ac t iv it y , t he d is play ret ur ns to t he mai n screen. Change s can only be made when the setting s lock swit ch i s i n the unlock ed posi tion. F il m p la ne in dex F Prov ides a measu r ing point for t he ac tu a l posit ion of t he fi l m pla ne in t he maga zi ne.
36 2 1 3 4 2 1 O p era t ion Battery e ma gaz ine u ses a b atter y to re ta in informat ion a nd se tt i ngs when un att ached f rom t he ca mera . When at t ached to t he ca mera body , the magaz ine ta kes its power requ i remen ts f rom t he ca mera batter ies.
37 M aga z in e se t t ing s Pre ss th e fu nct ion se lec tor ( but ton ) re peate dly to s ucc es sively acc es s: A. Film speed (ISO / Bar C ode) B. Film length (120/220/ Number of fr ames) C. Data (on/off ) D . Frame c ounter (count down / c ount up) E.
38 Manu al film spe ed set ting. 220 film length se tti ng. Data imp rinting se ttin g. ‘ Frames re mai ni ng ’ counter set tin g. Data imprin t setting Data impr inting c an be a ct ivated or d ea ctivated through th e maga- zine menu . T o acc es s data set ting : 1 ) Ensure the magazine settings lock is in the unlocked p osit ion.
39 3 1 2 5 2 4 Fil m l oa di ng e fi l m ma ga z i ne ca n be loa de d e it he r o n or off t he c a me ra . Reg u la rly chec k t he i nter ior of t he mag az i ne a nd re move dus t, pa r ticle s or any scr aps of paper from prev ious roll s of fil m.
40 ■ Ex cellent compatibility with both Hasselblad and third- par ty backs ■ I nfor mation visible on camera LCD ■ T ethered and untethered solutions for maximum flexibilit y D i g i t a l P h .
4 1 Has selbl ad prov ides a number of digi tal solu tion s , both integ ra l and as third - par t y comb inati ons . This p rovisio n ex tends e ven beyo nd the me dium f orma t a nd the reby creates th e m ost compre hensi ve r ange of digit al solu tion s for high e nd pho togr aphy .
42 Three modes of operat ion and stor age Opt i mum por ta bil it y a nd i mage s torage a re c rit ica l for t he profes- siona l photogr apher . e I x pres s CFH offer s a f ree choice of t he por table CF ca rd stora ge, t he flex ible Fire Wire d rive , or tethered ope rat ion w it h ex te nde d, sp ec ia l c apt u re c ontrol s .
43 Appro va l Arch itec tu re (I A A ), an en ha nced set o f f e edback tools, de signe d to l iberate the photographer to focu s on t he shoot r at her t ha n t he s elect ion proce ss.
44 ■ T hree metering methods ■ F ive ex posure methods ■ Extremely accurat e light metering L i g h t M e t e r i n g & E x p o s u r e C o n t r o l 8 Th e li g ht me te ri ng s yst em is ca p ab le o f se le c ti ve se nsi tiv - it y pro duc ing three ref l ec tive mete ring me tho ds: Averag e, Cen tre weighted and Spot.
45 Lig ht me te ri ng an d e xp os ur e co nt ro l T wo primary fac tors have to be con sidered when making e xposure c ontrol choice, namely , me ter - ing method and exp osure me thod: Met er ing m .
46 2 3 1 2 3 1 � E XP E XP � Selectin g metering method Proce ed as follows w it h the ca mera i n act ive mode: 1 .
47 4 1 E XP 3 2 � A ‘ + 0. 3’ above t he sca le i n t he di splay , as i n i l lust rat ion 4 for ex - a mple, would i ndic ate a ‘0. 3 E V overexp osu re’ set t i ng. C onversely , a ‘- 2’ , for ex a mple , wou ld i nd icat e a ‘2 EV u nd erex p os ur e’ s et- t i ng.
48 A E- L bu tto n 1 , 2 i s button ha s t wo ma i n f unc t ions t hat c an b e i ncorp orated i n va rious worki ng met hods involv ing exp osure lock ing. I t a lso has a n e x tr a f u nc tion f or t he flash meter c apabi lit y ( s ee AE-L sect ion under Fla sh).
49 1 A B 3 +/- 4 � � 2 A lternat ively , you c a n a ls o pre-set the i nit ia l z one read ing in order to save t i me a nd effor t where t here i s no f reely ava i l able ‘zone 5’ subject for lig ht mea sur i ng.
50 ■ M anual and autofocus modes ■ T hree drive modes ■ Qui ck adjust wheel ■ P r ofiles G e n e r a l Fu n c t i o n s 9 T hi s se c t i on d e sc r ib e s th e b a si c a nd g e n e ral f u n c t io n s us e d in mos t si tuat ions.
5 1 Power The camer a can be set at two active power modes − ON or St and by − as well a s OFF . In active modes, battery c ons umpt ion is le ast in Sta ndby mode and mo st in ON mode.
52 1 2 � AF 3 Manual focus mode The Man ual foc us mod e is set by the front contr ol wheel on t he grip in t he following manner: In came ra active mode : 1 ) Press the AF button on the grip. 2) T urn the front contr o l wheel to: Manual 3) Pr ess Save to store the setting.
53 C onti nuous At C ontinuous sett i ng ( AF C ), the sh utt er c a n b e rele ase d r apidly before t he lens i s focu sed i n order to c aptu re a spl it -s econd shot (in Sin gle S hot , a n ex posu re ca n not be made u nti l t he ca mer a has had ti me to f oc us).
54 D rive There are thr e e drive m odes: Singl e, C ont in uou s and when a film mag- azi ne is at tach ed, M u lt i e xp osure. Th ey are all accessed by pressi ng th e DR IVE button on the gr ip.
55 ON .OF F (PR O FILE S /E S C) � � 1 2 3 4 5 Pro fil es The p rofiles fe ature all ows rapid acc ess to pre - determin ed combina tions of set ti ngs that inc rease the spe ed and se curit y of wo rk flow.
56 ON .OF F (PR O FILE S /E S C) 1 � � 2 AF Lo ad 3 ON .OF F (PR O FILE S /E S C) 1 � � 2 AF Lo ad 3 ON .OF F (PR O FILE S /E S C) 4 5 you wa nt a nd then p re ss the Load ( AF ) button.
57 ■ P r ogrammable self timer ■ P r ogrammable bracketing ■ P r ogrammable interval set ting ■ M ore than 25 custom options ■ Data and tex t imprinting A d v a n c e d F e a t u r e s 10 Th.
58 Ge ne ra l over vie w of ca me ra me nu C ust om Settin gs Impr int opti on s and se tting s Sel f timer opt ions Bra cket ing optio ns Int er v al opt ions Date & Ti me setti ngs Setti ngs opt.
59 There are a numb er of more advanc ed featur es that while not nec essarily used ever y day st ill remain immediately access ibl e through the menu system. They provide the integral finess es that make the H2 a powerful and sophistic ated tool to sa tisfy a variety of profess ional demands.
60 Se lf t i me r s et t i ng The Self timer function is set in the following manner: 1 ) P ress the ME NU button on the grip. 2) T urn the front cont rol wheel until Se lf Tim er appears .
6 1 Br ac k et in g op ti o ns a vai la b le op ti o ns a vai la b le op ti o ns a vai la b le 2 fra me s or 3 fra me s or 5 fra me s 1/3 EV or 1/2 EV or 1 EV 2 B rac ket in g e bra cket i ng f aci.
62 B rac ket in g s et t i ng The Brack e ting function is set in the following m anner: 1 ) Press the M EN U but ton. 2) T urn the front contr o l wheel until Brac ket ing appea rs 3) Pr ess E nter (.
63 In t er v al op ti o ns a vai la b le 2 fra me s - 32 fr ame s op ti o ns a vai la b le 1 sec ond - 24 ho ur s 3 I nt e r val By using the i nterval set ting, yo u can allow the camera to take a series of ex posures automati cally over a se t pe riod .
64 Se t t in gs / C us t om Opt io ns op ti o ns a vai la b le CUS TOM OP TI ON S 4 S et t i ngs F rom t he Settings s cr een y ou ca n ac ces s four main sub-sett ings: Custom opt ions , Image I nfo , Date & Time and S ystem st atu s by t urning the front control w heel.
65 Standby tim eout 1 • 5s • 1 0s • 1 5s • 30s Deter mi nes t he a mount of t i me t he ca mer a rema in s ac ti ve before it automat ica l ly re ver t s to st a ndby mo de (ind icat ed on t he g r ip LCD by the H2 logo ) . Mi ni m ise s batter y consumpt ion.
66 jus tment is ma de an d appe ars on both LCD s a s a ± sy mbol be twee n the shut t er s pee d a nd a pe r tu re valu e s. e amou nt of de v ia tio n al so appea rs above the scale to the le of the aper ture value on the vie w finde r LCD. No tur ns the f uncti on off complete ly .
67 AE lock / Quic k adjust 22 • Exp reset • Saved A l lows either t he A E-L ock or Qu ick adjust mode to rema in ac tive a er an ex posu re or im med iately ret ur n to sta nda rd set ti ng. Ex p Re set cle ars th e set tings and produce s an automatic retu rn to stand ard sett ing aer an ex posu re.
68 Cust omi za bl e bu t to n f un ct io n l is t e US ER , AE - L , STO P D OWN a nd M .U P but t ons c a n a l l be reas sig ned to d ifferent fu nc tions . e USER button has no fu nct ion unti l speci fic a l ly assig ned one ( defau lt is ‘N one’).
69 Im age Inf o 4. 2 Im age Info (film magazin es only!) Th e Im p rin t fac il it y co ntr ol s the te x t th at wi ll a p pe ar a lo ng t he e dg e of each fr ame on a film. It is possible to imprint approximately 40 char ac ters at one time. I mp r i nt T y pe re cords te chn ica l i nfo rm ati on au tom ati cal ly cre ate d by the c amera.
70 Im pr in t / T e x t 4 . 2 . 2 T e x t In Tex t yo u can co mp os e you r ow n com bi nat io n of l et t er s, w ords , s ym - bo ls , e tc fo r f i lm ed ge in fo rm at io n . T he sa me p ro ce du re is a lso use d t o change a Profile name. T e x t s et t i ng / Pro fil e na me c ha ngi ng 1 ) P ress the ME NU button on the grip.
71 2) Find the character you want by scrolling with the rear contr o l wheel until it appear s on the screen. ( The ‘space’ character is the ‘empty space’ to the lef t of the e xclamation mark, top row fur thest to the le ft).
72 Da te & Tim e 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4 . 3 D at e & Ti me Adjust date and time set tings by the fo llowing procedure: 1 ) P ress the ME NU button on the grip. 2) T urn the front cont rol wheel until Se tt ing s a ppears. 3) Press the D RIV E ( E nte r ) button on the grip.
73 S ys t em S t at us 4 . 4 Syste m St at us Check component usage for ser vicing reasons as follows: 1 ) P ress the ME NU button on the grip. 2) T urn the front cont rol wheel until Se tt ing s a ppears. 3) Press the D RIV E ( E nte r ) button on the grip.
7 4 ■ S ync at all shut ter speeds to 1 /800s ■ I ntegral fill-flash ■ S CA 300 2 compatible ■ F lash measure capability ■ R ear sync capability Fl a s h 11 The H s ystem meet s p rofessiona l de mands for a vari et y of situ a- tion s where flas h is r equir ed.
7 5 Th e H2 c an b e u se d to g et he r w it h mo st f l as h u ni ts i n m a nu al mo de . H o we ver, to m a ke us e o f a T T L au tom ati c fu nc ti on , y ou mu st en sure t he flas h u ni t is com pa tib le wi th the SC A 3 0 02 s yste m. Connection i s either b y the PC socket or by t he hot s hoe (see warning no te below).
7 6 1 ) Ac tiv ate the camera and press the FL AS H but ton once. 2 ) T u rn th e f ro nt c on tr ol w he el t o s et t he am ou nt of c omp en sa ti on r eq ui re d: • fr om + 3 EV t hr ou gh - 3E V ( am oun t de pe nd en t o n I S O se tt in g) • press Clr ( AF but ton) to clear the set ting quickly if required.
77 Separ ate flash unit connectio n and use Sepa r ate fla sh u nit s c an be elect r ica l ly c onnec ted eit her by way of t he h ot shoe access or y ho lder ( s ee prev ious war ni ngs) on the top of t he v iew fi nder or v ia a cord to the P C conne ct ion por t on t he le ha nd side of t he ca mera body .
78 ■ I ns tant film back ■ C onverter ■ Extension tubes ■ R ec hargeable batter y grip ■ R elease cord ■ F ilters ■ T ripod quick coupling ■ S upp ort strap ■ Grid focusing screen .
79 There are a number of optional acc essories av ailable for t he H 2 with more be ing de velo pe d to suit a varie t y of phot ograp hic situ ati ons and ne eds . Please see ww w . hasselblad.c om for the latest information. The figures in brack ets after the headings ar e the product codes.
80 ■ Glo ssar y of T erms ■ P and Pv explanatory char ts ■ T echnical specifications ■ E quipment C are , Ser vice & Guarantee A p p e n d i x 13 This section prov ides an ins ight int o the more tec hnic al a spects of the H syst em as w ell as s ome importa nt r eferenc e informa tion.
8 1 G lo ss ar y of T e rms For the s ake o f c larit y, here are shor t and sim ple e xpl anati ons of several terms, it ems and features men tioned in the manual that m ay be unfamil- iar to s o me. Bar code Some rol l fi l m bra nd s have a Ba r co de wh ic h t he H 2 m aga z i ne ca n recog ni z e a nd i nterpret .
82 As an examp le you migh t regula rly take outd oor portra its of wed- ding cou ples w ith a lo ng le ns. Y ou wa nt a specific aperture to restrict depth-o f- field a nd a fairly fast shu t ter speed to f reeze a ny mo vem ent.
83 T ru e e xp os ur e T rue exposure e effec t ive shutter spee d for a centra l lens shutte r is defi ned a s t he leng t h of t i me bet ween t he openi ng a nd c losing when mea sure d at t he ha l f heig ht posit ion when ex pres sed i n d ia g ra m form (see d iag r a m ).
84 Au tom at ic e x po su re — P & P v M od e P Mod e Pv Mo de Lig ht me te ri ng me t hod s en si ti vi t y d is tri bu t ion 8 S h u tte r s p e e d 10 0 0 50 0 25 0 12 5 60 30 15 8 4 2 1s 2s 4s 8s 16 s 32 s 64 s 2. 0 2. 8 4. 0 5. 6 11 16 22 32 45 64 90 1.
85 Auto-focus, auto-exposure SLR camera with int erchangeable magazines , viewfinders and lenses. One piece stainless steel shell. Die-cast aluminium internal struc ture . T ripod sockets (1/4 and 3/8”) and quick coupling tripod plat e for rapid mounting .
86 Bracketing using pr edetermined number of exposures (2, 3 or 5) in 1/3, 1/2, or 1 EV step differ ence intervals. Number of frames from 2 t o 255 and inter val from 1 sec ond to 24 hours. Film speed range ISO 6 t o 6400. Automatic setting with Bar code film.
87 ap prox . 1 55 mm 6.1 ins ap prox . 207 mm ( 80 mm le ns) 8 . 2 ins ap prox . 1 35 mm 5. 3 ins Aperture Shutter speed Light metering mode Exposure mode Exposure adjustment (Not printed if value = 0) Flash symbol (If flash is used) Flash exp .
88 Ex p.mo de A (Ap er ture pr iorit y) LM mo de C entre weig hted Ex p. adjust 0 Focus mo de AF-S Drive m ode S Flash syn c Nor mal (be ginnin g of exp.
89 Proble ms , Equ ipm ent Care, Ser vi ce & G uara ntee The H 2 is a very sophistic ated c amera that relies on much information be - ing p assed and processed to an d from each mo dular unit to produce the correct behaviour.
90 Vi c to r H as se l bl a d AB a nd H as s el b la d A / S re se r v e t h e ri gh t to m a ke ch a ng es i n d es cr i pt io n s, t ec hn i ca l sp e ci f i ca ti o ns a nd i ns tr u c ti on a l in.
9 1 Vic tor Hasse lbla d AB Box 220, SE - 40 1 23 Göte borg , Sweden Hasse lbla d A/S Hejrevej 30, DK - 2400 Cope nhagen , Denm ark.
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If you already are a holder of Hasselblad H2, but have not read the manual yet, you should do it for the reasons described above. You will learn then if you properly used the available features, and whether you have not made any mistakes, which can shorten the lifetime Hasselblad H2.
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