Deleting Images - General; Transferring Images - General; Shor Tcuts - Hasselblad 503CW User Manual

 Delete shortcut !
There is also a one-button short-
cut for deleting single images.
To use it, select a target image
and then press and hold the
until the confirm-delete dialog
opens.
Don't forget the menu shortcuts!
To help you work faster, the digital capture unit provides shortcuts to some of the most commonly used menu commands that do not otherwise
have a dedicated button on the front panel. Try to memorize these quick actions to save time and effort later!
Deleting images − general
The CFV enables you to delete images using any of the following techniques:
• Delete the currently selected image only.
• Delete all images from the current batch
• Delete all images from the current medium
• Delete all red-status images from the current batch
• Delete all red-status images from the current medium
• Delete all red- or yellow-status images from the current batch
• Delete all red- or yellow-status images from the current medium
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Another way of working is to simply assign unwanted images as Red. In this way, you
retain the option (for a while) of changing your mind later while allowing the system to
automatically delete the unwanted images as the storage medium fills up.
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You will always be asked to confirm each delete operation.
For complete details about how to use the menu system to delete single or multiple im-
ages, please see MENU > STORAGE > Delete.

Transferring images - general

Transferring to a computer
To transfer images stored on the compact-flash card to your computer, simply connect the
digital capture unit to a computer using a FireWire cable and then run FlexColor or Phocus,
which will automate the process. See your FlexColor or Phocus manual for details.
See also Connecting to the Computer for details about how to connect to a computer.
To set the browse filter
To toggle the over-
exposure indicator
To delete images
Press and hold until your preferred
filter is indicated.
See 'Using Instant Approval
Architecture' for full details.
Press and hold  until the display
begins to flash (or stops flashing) its
overexposed areas.
See 'Overexposure Indicator' for full
details.
Select the target image and then
press and holduntil the delete dia-
log opens.
See 'MENU > Delete' for full details.
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