User manual PHASE ONE H5

[. . . ] Phase One H 5 User Guide Edition February 2002 Phase One A/S Roskildevej 39 DK-2000 Frederiksberg Denmark Tel +45 36 46 01 11 Fax +45 36 46 02 22 Phase One U. S. 24 Woodbine Ave Northport, New York 11768 USA Tel +1 631-757-0400 Fax +1 631-757-2217 Preface Table of Contents Notice The name Macintosh is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc. The names Bowens, Balcar, Broncolor, Comet, Dynalite, Elinchrom, Hensel, Lumidyne, LPA Design, Metz, MultiBlitz, Norman, Hedler, Speedotron, White Lightning, Profoto, Hasselblad, Horseman, Fuji, Linhoff, Mamiya, Sinar, Toyo, Microsoft Windows and Adobe Photoshop area all registered trademarks of their respective companies. The name Phase One H 5, are trademarks of Phase One A/S, Denmark All specifications are subject to change without notice. [. . . ] This must be installed in the viewfinder to ensure correct framing. Remove the camera viewfinder and focusing screen (refer to the camera users manual for detailed instructions). Insert the Ground Glass Mask and replace the viewing screen and the viewfinder. 2) If a Mamiya RZ67 Pro II is used, connect the mounting plate to the camera and then connect the cable from the mounting plate to the connector on the front of the Mamiya. Be sure that the cable is connected and locked properly; the latching mechanism will be on the bottom. 3) Connect the camera back to the camera or mounting plate. Be sure that the camera back is firmlyconnected to the camera before releasing!The small screw on the top of the camera back can be tightened with the supplied screwdriver to prevent it from being accidentally removed. 10. 2 10. 3 Windows Getting Started Windows Getting Started Lens Flash Sync to Mounting Plate Flash Sync 7) Finally, connect one end of the included IEEE 1394 cable to any one of the empty ports on the newly installed card, or the built-in 1394 port. Connect the other end to the camera back. These cables can only be inserted one way and may require a little pressure to insert. 8) Please note: For the Mamiya RZ the camera must be set to take multiple exposures in order to use the Phase One H 5. The multiple exposure selector (M) is combined with the film back revolve switch (R). IEEE1394 cable to computer Other Photographic Equipment While the Phase One H 5 has been made as compatible as possible with photographic equipment, there are a few issues to be aware of: Cable from Mounting Plate to Mamiya Body Flash Sync to strobes 1) When using the Phase One H 5 with a Hasselblad 555ELD, the setting on the front of the Hasselblad needs to be in the "Film" position. 2) When using the Phase One H 5 on a view camera use the "Two Shot Mode". This means that the shutter release is activated twice. To shoot an image, release the shutter, reset it, and shoot again. The first shot wakes the camera up, and the second is the actual exposure. Alternatively, pressing the "Capture" button in the preview window will wake the camera up and then the shutter can be fired once to take a photo. The camera will remain "awake" for 20 seconds or until the next capture. 3) When used on a Mamiya RZ67 Pro II the selector on the right side of the camera body must be in the "M" position. 4) The Phase One H 5 fully conforms with the ISO 10330 Standard for Photographic Strobe Systems; unfortunately not all strobe manufacturers comply with this standard. Check with the manufacturer of your strobe system to prevent damage. 5) The "Strobe Equipment" section of this guide provides a list of devices that have been tested with the Phase One H 5. 10. 5 Cable Connections for the Mamiya RZ67 Pro II 4) Connect the included Sync Cable from the lens' flash sync to either the connector on the camera back marked "C" or the the Mamiya Mounting plate. [. . . ] Using advanced mode on textiles On textile the optimal settings for the advanced filter would be to position the Quality/Speed slider towards Speed, or in an intermediate position. Then move the Pattern Size slider to the smallest possible setting. In many cases the masking of unicolored, or nearly unicolored areas, may be carried out less accurately with the advanced filter compared to the Unicolor textiles filter. Since masking depends very much on the type of image, it is recommended to test different masking and filter settings. 16. 2 16. 3 Trouble shooting 17 Trouble Shooting If technical problems are experienced when working with the Capture One Software it may be neccessary to contact Phase One's Technical Support department. [. . . ]