User manual HASSELBLAD 70MM

[. . . ] As with its fellow H3DII models, the 70MM makes use of a new high speed capture architecture capturing full size, compressed 50 Mbyte images at the rate of 1. 4 seconds per capture, working either mobile or tethered to a computer. The combination of these features makes the 70MM the natural choice for the professional commercial photographer working both studio and location with the highest ambitions for creative expression and the need to deliver only the best image quality to a range of extremely demanding customers. 50-110mm zoom, 35-90mm zoom and 1. 7X converter. The HTS 1. 5 tilt/shift adapter delivers an easy to use, portable tilt/shift solution for 5 HC/HCD lenses ranging from 28mm to 100mm. [. . . ] The central shutter also improves image quality by reducing camera vibration. And thanks to the large format of the H System cameras, there is a considerably shallower depth of field range, making it much easier to utilize selective focus to creative effect. A choice of large and bright viewfinders Medium Format digital capture advantage In digital photography, the advantages of large format cameras have become even more obvious. The 6×4. 5 cm window allows the 70MM to use one of the largest image sensors currently available in digital photography ­ more than twice the physical size of a 35mm camera sensor. Consequently the sensor holds more and larger pixels, which deliver the highest possible image quality in terms of moiré-free color rendering without gradation break-ups in even the finest lit surfaces. One of the important traditional advantages of the medium format is the extra-large and bright viewfinder image, enabling extremely precise compositions and easy operation in dim lighting. the H3dii-39 comes with the HVD 90x viewfinder designed for full performance over the large 36x48mm sensor. Hasselblad has added an interchangeable waist-level viewfinder, the HVM, for the entire range of H system cameras. The bright and large viewfinder image is ideal for creative composing and the photographer is able to shoot in the fashion that suits them most; maintaining eye contact with the model, or gaining impact by shooting from a point lower than eye-level, for example. An impressive lens line The highly renowned HC/HCD lens line includes 10 Auto-Focus lenses, all with central shutters. Range is from 28mm to 300mm, f/3. 5 f/8 1. 0 MtF before and after daC the red dotted lines indicate the improvement made by the DAC chromatic aberration correction. 1. 0 0. 8 0. 8 0. 6 0. 6 0. 4 0. 4 Example: HC 35mm 0. 2 0. 2 0 0 10 20 30 0 0 10 20 30 www. hasselblad. com digital CaMERaS Phocus software for the professional Phocus provides an advanced software toolbox that has been especially designed to achieve optimum workflow and absolute image perfection from Hasselblad raw image files. The 3FR files can be converted into Adobe's raw image format DNG (`Digital Negative'), bringing this new technology standard to the professional photographer for the first time. In order to utilize DAC and optimize the colors of the DNG file format, conversion from 3FR must take place through Phocus. Modes of operation and storage The 70MM offers a choice of storage devices: CF cards or a computer hard drive. With these three operating and storage options, you are able to select a mode to suit the nature of the work in hand, whether in the studio or on location. Options for working with tilt/shift Two basic options are available for tilt/shift work with 70MM. A simple, portable adapter solution and the classic view camera solution. The HTS 1. 5 tilt/shift adapter for 70MM allows for portable tilt/shift with the HC/HCD lens range from 28mm to 100mm. to further increase usability, the H3dii-39 has been designed to allow the digital capture unit to be detached and used on a view camera by way of an adapter. GPS Recording Flexibility Hasselblad's Global Image Locator (GIL) is an accessory for use with any Hasselblad H-System digital capture product. With the GIL device, all images captured outside are tagged with GPS coordinates, time and altittude. This data provides the key to a number of future applications involving image archiving and retrieval. One example is the direct mapping of images in Phocus software to the Google Earth application. Multi-shot model of the H3dii the H3dii-39MS camera model includes the patented Hasselblad multi-shot capture mode. [. . . ] Multi-shot delivers incredible image resolution by capturing still life sets with non-interpolated colors and detail. To inspect the results from a multi-shot check out our web site at: http://www. hasselblad. com/products/virtual-demo-overview/hasselblad-image-quality/detail. aspx Please refer to the separate 70MMMS datasheet for further details. Instant Approval Architecture Building on the success of its Audio Exposure Feedback technology, Hasselblad has created Instant Approval Architecture (IAA), an enhanced set of feedback tools, designed to enable the photographer to focus on the shoot rather than the selection process. iaa triggers audible and visual signals for each image captured, notifying the photographer immediately of its classification status. [. . . ]