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The H3D can accept a film magazine and to cater for that it offers two
extra Custom Options for film magazine use only. Consequently the
H3D will display a total of 32 Custom Options when a film magazine
is attached and only 30 Custom Options when the sensor unit is at-
tached.
In the description below all 32 Custom Options are listed. This means
that when using a sensor unit, the 'Options # 9 Magazine exposure
lock' and 'Option #18 Film wind-on' screens will not appear on the
camera display.
As these two options are situated within the list, the numbering of the
options will consequently differ according to whether a film maga-
zine is fitted or not. For example, Lens Exposure lock will normally be
#10 but it will appear as #11 when a film magazine is attached be-
cause the additional option of Magazine exposure lock is listed after
Option #8.
The description of the option displayed on the camera, however, re-
mains correct; it is only the figure that differs. In practical terms this
simply means when searching for a description of an option in the
following list, you might want to check for the descriptive title instead
of the number or use:
• the figures shown in BLACK here illustrate when the sensor unit is
attached.
• the figures shown in
zine is attached.
• 5s •
10s
Determines the amount of time the cam-
era remains active before it automatically
reverts to standby mode (indicated on the
grip LCD by the H3D logo).
Minimises battery consumption.
• 1 Step •
Determines the amount of EV change
applied (per click of either the front or
rear control wheels) to either aperture
or shutter speed.
Exp adjust increment
• 1 Step •
Determines the amount of EV change ap-
plied (per click of the rear control wheels)
when making fixed exposure adjustment
settings.
here illustrate when the film maga-
1/1
• 15s • 30s
2/2
1/2 Step
• 1/3 Step
3/3
1/2 Step
• 1/3 Step
96
•
None
• Standby (enters standby) • Stop
Down• Flash Measure • Interval timer •
Self Timer • Bracketing • AF drive (lens in
MF or AF) • Mirror up • B mode • T mode
• Delete last image • Dig. foc. check
Sets which function will be immediately
activated when the User button is pressed
(you cannot alter the setting in this mode
though, only use it). The button has a tog-
gle function so that by pressing it again
the new setting will be de-activated.
•
AE-lock
but can be reassigned to:
• None • Standby (enters standby) • Stop
Down• Flash Measure • Interval timer •
Self Timer • Bracketing • AF drive ( lens in
MF or AF) • Mirror up • B mode • T mode
• Histogram (displays last histogram) •
Grey balance exposure • Cycle LM mode
• Delete last image • Dig. foc. check
•
Stop Down
but can be reassigned to:
• Flash Measure • Interval timer • Self
Timer • Bracketing • AF drive ( lens in
MF or AF) • Mirror up • B mode • T mode
• Histogram (displays last histogram) •
Grey balance exposure • Cycle LM mode •
Delete last image • Dig. foc. check • None
• Standby (enters standby)
•
but can be reassigned to:
• B mode • T mode • Histogram (displays
last histogram) • Grey balance exposure
• Cycle LM mode • Delete last image •
Dig. foc. check • None • Standby (enters
standby) • Stop Down• Flash Measure •
Interval timer • Self Timer • Bracketing
• AF drive ( lens in MF or AF)
4/4
5/5
6/6
7/7
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