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Flash / strobe connection for CFVII digital capture unit. Please note the different ways of connecting the various camera body / digital capture unit / flash /computer combinations. In particular, notice the importance of the correct connections when using a FireWire link directly to a desktop computer in combination with studio flash /strobe. The Flash input sync cable, Flash output sync cable and FireWire cable are supplied. Flash input sync cable All camera models STUDIO FLASH / tethered Flash output sync cable FireWire cable ImageBank-II or laptop/desktop computer PORTABLE FLASH / tethered PORTABLE FLASH / tethered PORTABLE FLASH / tethered Flash output sync cable 500 C/CM, 501 C/CM, 503 CX/CXi/CW, 555 ELD, 500 EL/ELM, 500/553 ELX SWC / SWC/M, 903 SWC, 905 SWC TCC / 205 FCC with F type lenses and CF type lenses at F-mode setting. 2000 FC / FCM, 2003 FCW, 201 F / 203 FE, 205 TCC / FCC with C type lenses (C-mode setting). FlexBody, ArcBody. Any view camera with <strong>Hasselblad</strong> V system adapter. FireWire cable ImageBank-II or laptop computer FireWire cable ImageBank-II or laptop computer Flash input sync cable FireWire cable ImageBank-II or laptop computer PORTABLE FLASH / untethered PORTABLE FLASH / untethered PORTABLE FLASH / untethered Flash output sync cable 500 C/CM, 501 C/CM, 503 CX/CXi/CW, 555 ELD, 500 EL/ELM, 500/553 ELX SWC / SWC/M, 903 SWC, 905 SWC TCC / 205 FCC with F type lenses and CF type lenses at F-mode setting. 2000 FC / FCM, 2003 FCW, 201 F / 203 FE, 205 TCC / FCC with C type lenses (C-mode setting). FlexBody, ArcBody. Any view camera with <strong>Hasselblad</strong> V system adapter. Flash input sync cable 72
14 Accessories Apart from the accessories supplied, there are a good number of accessories and lenses available to provide the optimal set up for almost all applications. Most of the accessories supplied are either self-explanatory or covered in other sections of this manual. The Rear cover Multicontrol requires a more in-depth explanation. Rear cover MultiControl (supplied) The Rear Cover MultiControl (3051070) not only provides protection for the camera body when a digital capture unit or film magazine is not attached but also provides flash check facility for cameras featuring TTL/OTF (described separately) as well as a vignetting check facility. Checking for possible vignetting is useful when filter combinations, attachments or lens shades are used, to ensure the optimum from the accessories without the risk of inadvertant vignetting. With the cover in position you can see the so-called ‘exit pupil’ of the lens through the small holes in the cover. A vignetting free lens has an exit pupil the exact shape of the lens aperture. At maximum aperture there is slight vignetting with all lenses but at f/11 to f/16 the majority of lenses are free of vignetting. Corner illumination is dependent on the size of the exit pupil. If the filter or lens shade extends too far, the area of the exit pupil diminishes. The shading effect of a professional lens shade, for example, is optimal when it has been extended as far as possible without causing any visible corner vignetting. The amount of this extension is dependent on both the working aperture and the focusing distance for the lens used. Use the following method when any kind of lens accessory is in place and you want to ensure a result free from vignetting: 1. Fit the accessory. Remove the film magazine but do not attach a Rear Cover MultiControl just yet. 2. Set the shutter on a CF/CFi/CFE lens at the ‘F’ position and pre-release the camera to open both the lens shutter and the auxiliary shutter. C/CB lens shutters should be set at ‘B’ and a B exposure made. Use a cable release to lock the released position. 3. Look at the lens exit pupil. Use the stop-down button and change the aperture noticing as you do so the changes in the size of the exit pupil. 73
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User Manual Hasselblad 503CW/503CWD
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