User manual HASSELBLAD H3DII-39MS DATASHEET

[. . . ] Hasselblad's digital auto Correction for color aberration, distortion and vignetting is then added. the design of the 28mm HCd lens has been optimized for the actual 36×48mm area of the sensor to make it more compact and to work in conjunction with daC. the highly renowned HC/HCd lens line uses central lens shutters, which adds flexibility by allowing flash to be employed at shutter speeds up to 1/800s. [. . . ] an interchangeable waist-level viewfinder, the HVM, is available for the entire range of H system cameras. Unique Hasselblad Colors the new Hasselblad Natural Color Solution (HNCS) enables you to produce outstanding and reliable out-of-the-box colors, with skin tones, specific product colors and other difficult tones reproduced easily and effectively. gPS recording accessory Hasselblad's global image locator (gil) is an accessory for any H-based Hasselblad digital capture product. Using the gil device all images captured outdoors are tagged with gPS coordinates, time and altitude. this data is key to a number of future applications involving image archiving and retrieval. One example is the direct mapping of images within the coming Phocus software to google Earth. Modes of operation and storage the Hasselblad H3dii-39MS offers a choice of storage devices: CF cards or a computer hard drive. With these two 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. www. hasselblad. com digital CaMERaS Single Shot the key to the single shot quality from a CCd sensor is due to the use of a Bayer Mosaic filter. this is a specific layout that is used in conjunction with software to interpret the colour data from the sensor. a single-shot system delivers one colour per pixel, and the remaining two channels must be estimated and calculated using a bestguess strategy. this is done in Hasselblad cameras by using algorithms that optimize colour rendition and sharpness without disturbing the perception of the human eye by the artefacts always present in raw single shot captures. Bayer mosaic pattern Multi Shot High precision piezo motors control movements of the sensor in one pixel increments. By combining four shots, each offset by one pixel, the true colours, Red, green and Blue of each point are obtained. the result is full colour information from the sensor with no artefacts like moiré, common with single shot capture. Shot no. Sensor moved up one pixel (6. 8 m) Shot no. Sensor moved one pixel to the left Shot no. The second green image is used to determine lighting and subject stability www. hasselblad. com digital CaMERaS actual image sample the image of the armour was taken in both 1-shot and 4-shot mode to illustrate the increase in quality that the 4-shot mode produces. due to the fact that no guess-work has to be carried out, fine details in the subject are now rendered much better. [. . . ] ·HVM: Waist-level viewfinder autofocus metering with passive central cross-type sensor. Uses built-in flash or flashes compatible with SCa3002 (MetzTM). For manual flashes a built-in metering system is available. [. . . ]