Default Approval Status - Hasselblad H4D-200 MS User Manual

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Default approval status

By default, the system assigns an initial approval status for each
new shot based on an analysis of the distribution of exposure
levels. In the factory configuration, the status of each new shot is
assigned as follows:
• Green (approved):
The new shot seems to have been exposed correctly.
• Yellow / Amber (unclassified):
The new shot seems to have been over- or under-exposed.
However, you might choose instead to override this system and
have all new shots assigned either as green or yellow, regardless
of the exposure analysis results. A typical strategy could be to
assign all shots to yellow and then review all of the shots later and
promote only the best ones to green status. At the same time you
might demote the most doubtful shots to red status.
To change the default status assigned to each new image:
1. Press the MENU button.
2. Press  to navigate down and select the Storage level.
Press  and then  to navigate down and select Default
Appr. level. Press  to open the Default Appr. level
dialog.
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3. Use the or button to step through the available settings
until the default status you wish to use (auto, green or yellow)
is shown.
4. Press the menu (EXIT) button to exit the menu system and
keep the setting.
Setting the default status
The camera normally works by assigning a green status to all
images that pass a basic exposure test and a yellow status to all
images that fail the test. However, you can change this behavior
if you prefer an alternative workflow. You have the following
options:
• Auto: works as described in Standard Instant Approval
Workflow .
• Green: gives all new images a green status, regardless of
the exposure warning.
• Yellow: gives all new images a yellow status, regardless of
the exposure warning.
Regardless of this setting, audio feedback will still be provided if
an image is judged to be badly exposed.
Choose MAIN MENU > Browse to make this setting.
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