User manual HASSELBLAD 503CWD II BROCHURE

[. . . ] The Hasselblad 503CWD II and 503CW/CFV II The Hasselblad 503CWD The Hasselblad 503CWD II and 503 CW/CFV II The Hasselblad V System's 503CW and 503CWD II cameras provide a solid entry into advanced digital photography. Whether choosing the 503CWD II and its integrated 16 million pixel digital capture or the combination of a 503CW and a CFV II back, you get the same superior quality, ultimate flexibility, and no compromises. [. . . ] The 503CWD II and 503 CW are compatible with the entire range of Hasselblad central shutter lenses, from 40 to 150mm in focal length. All lenses feature T* anti-reflection coating and internal stray light reduction to produce unbeatable image contrast and color saturation. The Hasselblad 503CWD II Digital Camera comes without lens to allow the widest personal choice; a 40mm or 50mm lens often being chosen as "standard" due to the 1. 5x sensor crop factor. 6. 7. 1. CF Adapter CF Adapter As a bonus, all CF lenses can also be used with cameras from the Hasselblad H system via the CF adapter. The simple addition of this accessory provides a very economical and effective way of optimising your equipment. The CFV II 16 Mpix Digital Back The Hasselblad CFV II digital back is designed expressly for the 503CW camera, but can turn most existing Hasselblad V System cameras into a digital workhorse. The CFV II back is custom designed to match the appearance and functionality of the Hasselblad V System cameras and uses a square format 16 megapixel sensor that is 50% larger than even the largest 35mm DSLRs. In addition, the sensor used provide more pixels ­ for better resolution ­ and larger pixels, which means less image noise, better dynamic range, and improved detail, especially in highlight and shadow areas. The Hasselblad CFV II combines timeless design with modern technology, featuring powerful digital workflow tools such as Hasselblad's Instant Approval Architecture (IAA), an enhanced set of feedback tools designed to drastically simplify the image selection process, and direct conversion to Adobe's DNG format in FlexColor and Phocus. Other advanced features include Hasselblad's new Natural Color Solutions and 3F RAW file format, a choice of three separate storage modes (choosing freely between the ultimate portability of a CF card, the ultra-fast 100GB Image Bank II, or tethered computer hard drive operation with extended controls), and compatibility with large format cameras using a V System interface plate. Ultra fast storage with 100GB Imagebank II. Hasselblad Image Quality. Resolution, Natural Color, Optical Purity, Clarity, and Detail are all key components in defining superior image quality. Hasselblad's Phocus imaging software provides both the automatic solution and the toolset for individual workflow and image quality management. Resolution ­ why Bigger is Better · Alargesensorformatisthekeytoachievingexceptional image quality. · Alargesensorsizeallowstheadditionalbenefitofalarger focusing screen and thus a larger viewfinder image. · Comparedto35mm, medium-formatlensesallowforsmaller apertures to be used maintaining a shallow depth-of-field, with reduced lens aberrations. [. . . ] PC: NT, 2000, XP Camera support: All Hasselblad V System cameras manufactured since 1957. 202FA/203FE and 205FCC camera types need a minor camera modification to use F/FE lenses Host connection type: FireWire 800 (IEEE1394b) Battery capacity: SonyTM InfoLithium L, up to 8 hours of shooting capacity Operating temperature: 0-45°C/32-113°F Dimensions: 91x90x61mm (WxHxD) Weight: 510g (Excluding battery and CF card) www. hasselblad. com 09. 08 - UK v3 - 80500385 [. . . ]