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Viewfinder indicator – (503CW / 503CWD only)
Flash/strobe operation and flash battery−check are indicated by a red light, located under
the left edge of the focusing screen. It is operative only when a dedicated flash/strobe is
connected to the TTL socket. It indicates three separate states as described below.
Ready signal
A steady red light indicates that the flash/strobe unit is charged and ready to be fired.
Absence of any signal indicates the need for fresh batteries.
Confirmation signal
A flashing red light occurring for just over a second immediately after exposure confirms
that the light output was sufficient for a proper exposure. It then remains dark until the
flash/strobe unit has recharged. The steady red light will then reappear indicating operative
status again. The time of reappearance however may vary according to the condition
of the batteries.
No result signal
Absence of the flashing confirmation signal after exposure indicates that the flash emitted
was not sufficient for correct exposure. The aperture must then be opened more or
the flash distance to the subject reduced. Changing to a faster ISO setting on the digital
capture unit is also a possibility.
See appropriate manuals for connection details regarding the various units and
adapters.
CFV II and Hasselblad 200 series cameras
Connection to 200 series cameras depends on whether they are modified or not (contact
your local Hasselblad Service Center about modification). TTL is also possible if the flash/
strobe unit allows. See the appropriate camera manual for further details.
Please note the difference below – unmodified cameras can only use C lenses (C/ CF
/CFi etc) at the C-mode setting whereas modified cameras can use C and F-type lenses.
Unmodified cameras (with portable flash/strobe units) with C type lenses:
a) Connect the flash input sync cable from the sync contact (PC connector) on the lens
to the flash sync IN terminal on the back.
b) Connect the flash output sync cable from the flash sync OUT terminal on the back
to a regular flash sync cable that is connected to the unit.
c) Use the C-mode setting.
d) Shutter speeds faster than 1/90 sec allowed.
Modified cameras (with portable flash/strobe units) with C type lenses:
a) Connect the flash input sync cable from the sync contact (PC connector) on the lens
to the flash sync IN terminal on the back.
b) Connect the flash output sync cable from the flash sync OUT terminal on the back
to a regular flash sync cable that is connected to the unit.
c) Use the C-mode setting.
d) Shutter speeds faster than 1/90 sec allowed.
Modified cameras (with portable flash/strobe units) with F and CF type lenses:
a) Connect the standard PC /flash / strobe sync cable from the sync contact (PC connector)
on the camera body to the unit.
b) Use F type or CF type lenses at the F-mode setting.
c) Use a shutter speed no faster than 1/90 sec.
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