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User Manual - Hasselblad.jp

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Technical specifications continued — CFV II digital capture unit continued<br />

Color management<br />

Color display<br />

IR filter<br />

ISO speed range<br />

Longest shutter speed<br />

Battery power<br />

IAA - Instant Approval Architecture<br />

. Histogram analysis<br />

. Acoustic feed back<br />

Computer support<br />

Host connection<br />

Operating temperature<br />

<strong>Hasselblad</strong> RGB<br />

. full dynamics<br />

. reproduction dynamics<br />

TFT type, 2.5 inch<br />

Mounted on CCD sensor<br />

50, 100, 200, 400<br />

32 seconds<br />

SONY InfoLithium L, up to 8 hours of shooting capacity<br />

Included, with:<br />

yes<br />

yes<br />

Macintosh: OSX<br />

PC: NT, 2000, XP (Phocus supported by PC platforms in 2008)<br />

Firewire 800 (IEEE1394b)<br />

0 – 45 deg. C / 32 – 113 deg F<br />

Troubleshooting — 503CWD / 503CWD<br />

<strong>Hasselblad</strong> equipment is built to give long and trouble-free service, especially when you follow the maintenance and care advice at<br />

the end of this manual. If however you encounter any operating difficulties because you are not familiar with the camera system, the<br />

following table may help to resolve them. If the problem persists and the camera is still under guarantee, you should contact your<br />

<strong>Hasselblad</strong> dealer. If the guarantee has expired, you should contact a <strong>Hasselblad</strong> Authorised Service Center for advice.<br />

Problem Possible cause Remedy<br />

There is no image on the focusing<br />

screen<br />

You cannot remove the front<br />

protective cover<br />

You cannot attach the lens<br />

You cannot remove the lens<br />

• The camera is in the pre-released or<br />

released position<br />

• The lens cap is still in place<br />

• The camera is in the pre-released or<br />

released position<br />

• The lens is in the released position<br />

• The camera body is in the pre-released<br />

or released position<br />

• The camera body is in the pre-released<br />

or released position<br />

79<br />

• Complete the camera release and rewind<br />

the camera<br />

• Remove the lens cap<br />

• Complete the camera release and rewind<br />

the camera<br />

• Wind the lens<br />

• Complete the camera release and rewind<br />

the camera<br />

• Complete the camera release and rewind<br />

the camera

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