User Manual - Hasselblad.jp

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As a practical example, a MENU > SETTINGS > USER INTERFACE
> Language choice item would involve the following procedure:
1. Press the menu (MENU) button to open the menu.
2. Use and to select the SETTINGS sub-menu.
3. Press to open the SETTINGS menu.
4. Press to select the USER INTERFACE sub-menu.
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5. Press either the or button to choose a new language (in
this case Spanish).
6. Press the MENU/EXIT button again to close the menu.
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Note also that the menu and approval buttons are situated just
outside the bottom-left and bottom-right corners of the screen.
As you work through the various menu items, the screen shows
a label for each of these buttons. In the text, we therefore give the
generic name for the button and the screen name. For example we
will refer to: the menu (MENU) button, the menu (EXIT) button,
or the approval (OK) button.
Settings check
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ISO, White Balance, Media and Browse settings should be
checked before each session. They are therefore placed at the top
level of the menu for quick and easy access. They are also shown
on-screen in most preview modes, so you can easily keep an eye
on them as your work.
ISO
The digital capture unit can be set to use a light-sensitivity rating
equivalent to ISO 50, 100, 200 or 400 film. Note, however, that
the “natural” sensitivity of the CCD is ISO 50, so you will get best
results with this setting if the light conditions allow.
To set the ISO:
1. Select the MENU > ISO item. This is the top item of the top
menu, so it will be selected by default when you enter the
menu system. (See also Navigating the Menu System for
details about how to find this setting.)
2. Use the or button to step through the available ISO settings
until the setting you want is shown.
3. Either move on to another setting by using the navigator button
or press the menu button to exit the menu system and
keep your setting.
Note that the default sensitivity of the CCD sensor is ISO 50.
Higher ISO settings result in progressively noisier images (just
as higher ISO film becomes grainer). It is recommended that
you use the lowest ISO setting the lighting situation allows.
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