Iso Set Ting; White Balance Setting - Hasselblad CFV 50c User Manual

CFV 50c
MENU – INITIAL SETTINGS
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ISO SETTINGS
MENU > ISO
1. Press MENU.
2. Navigate to ISO.
3. Press the ZOOM button to step through the available settings.
4. Save the chosen selection by pressing EXIT
ISO can also be set on the CFV 50c when tethered, via Phocus.
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WHITE BALANCE SETTING

– PRESETS:
MENU > WHITE BALANCE
There are six 'White Balance' presets plus two manual methods of
white balance setting to choose from.
1. Press MENU.
2. Navigate to White Balance.
ZOOM
3. Use the button to step through the available settings.
4. Save the chosen selection by pressing
White balance can also be set on the CFV 50c when tethered, via
Phocus.
White Bal. Setting Setting description
Daylight
For general outdoor use in direct sunlight.
Cloudy
For general outdoor use in cloudy weather.
Shade
For general outdoor use in shady locations out of direct sunlight.
Flash
For general indoor use when using a normal flash/strobe system.
Fluorescent
For use when using fluorescent lighting (strip lights).
Tungsten
For use when shooting indoors under standard tungsten/B lamps.
Manual
For a manual setting
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WHITE BALANCE SETTING
– NUMERICAL VALUE SETTING:
MENU > WHITE BALANCE
Manual setting allows a specific numeral setting.
1. Press MENU.
2. Navigate to White Balance.
ZOOM button to step through until you reach Manual.
3. Use the
4. Use the Navigator
5. Press the ZOOM button to select the desired numerical setting.
6. Save the chosen selection by pressing
(MENU
EXIT (MENU
to access the dialogue.
EXIT (MENU
button).
button).
White Balance settings are technically not necessary
for 3F/3FR files because raw format files contain all the
information required for correction in Phocus and/or
other software, regardless of the original color tem-
perature of the light source or color temperature set-
ting on the CFV 50c at the time of exposure.
However, if you intend to shoot RAW & JPEG or use
Phocus / Phocus Quick for JPEG production and plan
to deliver or print the JPEG files directly, then you
should make a White Balance setting.
button).
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