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H4D7Digital capture unit– introductionPhoto: © Benjamin A. Monn / Hasselblad Masters 200846
H4DIntroductionThe captured image can be temporarily stored internally on a CF card. Externally, capturescan be stored via a FireWire connection onto a Hasselblad ImageBank-II or onto thehard disk of a computer. When tethered to a computer you can control the camera usingPhocus.(see the separate Phocus manual for further details).As the H4D is a purely electronic device, attention to power supply is vital. When workinguntethered it is therefore important to plan battery loading / battery replacementto ensure continued workflow. Likewise, image storage is limited and appropriate stepsshould also be taken when planning a shoot.•When attaching and removing the digital capture unit, pay particular attention to theimage sensor area. The sensor itself is covered and protected by a glass IR filter but takegreat care when handling. If you need to clean the filter, see later section for specificdetails. When storing separated from the camera, always ensure you have replaced theprotective cover.If you scratch or mark the filter in any way, it will show up on every shot. Replacementsare expensive so treat the glass surface with at least as much care as you would a lens.The sensor itself is not accessible for any kind of cleaning or maintenance by a user. Donot attempt any such action as you will almost certainly damage it irreparably. As is thecase with all electronic devices pay extra care when working in damp en vironments andavoid damp conditions for storage.•In keeping with Hasselblad’s modular design philosophy, the digital capture unit is anindependent component of the H4D. In this way it can be used with view/large formatcameras to optimize its use (see later section for details).As a result when mounted on an H4D body, user information is spread across the threedisplays - the digital capture unit display, the grip display and the HV viewfinder display.For example, exposure controls are visible on the grip display in the viewfinder displayand in Phocus when tethered, but not on the digital capture unit display Storage informationis visible on the digital capture unit display, but not the grip display. However,there are certain settings which are not only visible on both the grip and digital captureunit but can also be changed from the grip or digital capture unit (note that navigationthrough the digital capture unit menu is either by the zoom controls on the unit or thecontrol wheels on the grip). Please note, therefore, that various tasks are divided andshared.With untethered use, the management of captures is handled by the unit. Tasks such asstorage and rating are therefore visible on the unit display. In tethered use, captures arehandled and stored by the computer and are visually checked in Phocus. Check the appropriatesections in this user manual and the Phocus user manual for details.It is advisable to adopt a method that suits you for checking settings before each shoot.It is easy to forget small adjustments you might have made the time before. A checklistwould naturally reflect how you normally work but generally, ISO and White Balancewould probably be at the top followed by browse and file storage. Items such as exposurecompensation, for example, will appear in the viewfinder and on the grip as areminder but can be easily overlooked. You might want to consider using the profilefunction to make a one-button-press resetting of important functions for your particularregular situations.There are other features such as the visual and audio signals for IAA rating for example,that you might find invaluable and therefore include them as part of your routine settings.All of these issues are covered in the later sections of this manual.47
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H4DHC lens rangeHCD 4/28 mm HC 3.5/
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