User manual HASSELBLAD FE 60-120

[. . . ] (at infinite focus setting): The entrance pupil position is the correct position of the axis of rotation when making a panorama image by combining individual images of a scene. MTF Modulation Transfer as a function of image height at infinite focus setting. MTF (%) 100 f/2, 8 100 f/5, 6 80 80 Sagittal slit orientation drawn Document ID: 3021003/0610 with continuous line and tangential with dashed. [. . . ] (at infinite focus setting): The entrance pupil position is the correct position of the axis of rotation when making a panorama image by combining individual images of a scene. MTF Modulation Transfer as a function of image height at infinite focus setting. MTF (%) 100 f/2, 8 100 f/5, 6 80 80 Sagittal slit orientation drawn Document ID: 3021003/0610 with continuous line and tangential with dashed. Spatial frequencies 10, 20 and 40 lp/mm 40 MTF (%) 60 60 40 20 0 20 0 0 10 20 30 40 0 10 20 30 40 Image height (mm) Image height (mm) 1/2 www. hasselblad. com LENSES TELE-SUPERACHROMAT FE 2. 8/300 Sa DEPTH-OF-FIELD DATA Given distances are calculated for a blur circle diameter of 60 microns and do not include the effect of lens aberrations. For very critical photography and great enlargements this blur will be visible. For very critical photography and great enlargements this blur will be visible. In such situations the data given for an aperture two f-stops larger should be used (for example, if shooting at f/8, use DOF data for f/4). Depth-of-field in meters f/2. 8 f/5. 6 f/11 f/22 100 50 30 20 15 12 10 8 7 6 5 4. 5 4 3. 5 3 2. 5 900 - 90 - 112 47. 5 - 53 29 - 31 19. 6 - 20. 4 14. 75 - 15. 25 11. 85 - 12. 15 9. 9 - 10. 1 7. 94 - 8. 06 6. 95 - 7. 05 5. 97 - 6. 03 4. 98 - 5. 02 4. 48 - 4. 52 3. 99 - 4. 01 3. 49 - 3. 51 2. 99 - 3. 01 2. 495 - 2. 505 460 - 82 - 130 45 - 56 28. 2 - 32 19. 2 - 20. 9 14. 5 - 15. 5 11. 7 - 12. 3 9. 8 - 10. 2 7. 87 - 8. 13 6. 9 - 7. 1 5. 93 - 6. 07 4. 95 - 5. 05 4. 46 - 4. 54 3. 97 - 4. 03 3. 48 - 3. 52 2. 98 - 3. 02 2. 49 - 2. 51 230 - 70 - 180 41 - 65 26. 5 - 34. 5 18. 5 - 22 14. 1 - 16 11. 45 - 12. 6 9. 6 - 10. 4 7. 75 - 8. 25 6. 82 - 7. 2 5. 87 - 6. 15 4. 91 - 5. 1 4. 43 - 4. 57 3. 95 - 4. 06 3. 46 - 3. 54 2. 97 - 3. 03 2. 48 - 2. 52 115 - 55 - 800 35 - 90 24 - 40 17 - 24 13. 5 - 17 11 - 13. 3 9. 3 - 10. 9 7. 5 - 8. 55 6. 65 - 7. 4 5. 75 - 6. 3 4. 82 - 5. 2 4. 36 - 4. 65 3. 9 - 4. 12 3. 42 - 3. 59 2. 94 - 3. 06 2. 46 - 2. 54 To convert meters into feet, multiply by 3. 281. To convert meters into inches, multiply by 39. 37 Document ID: 3021003/0610 4/2 www. hasselblad. com [. . . ] In such situations the data given for an aperture two f-stops larger should be used (for example, if shooting at f/8, use DOF data for f/4). Depth-of-field in meters f/2. 8 f/5. 6 f/11 f/22 100 50 30 20 15 12 10 8 7 6 5 4. 5 4 3. 5 3 2. 5 900 - 90 - 112 47. 5 - 53 29 - 31 19. 6 - 20. 4 14. 75 - 15. 25 11. 85 - 12. 15 9. 9 - 10. 1 7. 94 - 8. 06 6. 95 - 7. 05 5. 97 - 6. 03 4. 98 - 5. 02 4. 48 - 4. 52 3. 99 - 4. 01 3. 49 - 3. 51 2. 99 - 3. 01 2. 495 - 2. 505 460 - 82 - 130 45 - 56 28. 2 - 32 19. 2 - 20. 9 14. 5 - 15. 5 11. 7 - 12. 3 9. 8 - 10. 2 7. 87 - 8. 13 6. 9 - 7. 1 5. 93 - 6. 07 4. 95 - 5. 05 4. 46 - 4. 54 3. 97 - 4. 03 3. 48 - 3. 52 2. 98 - 3. 02 2. 49 - 2. 51 230 - 70 - 180 41 - 65 26. 5 - 34. 5 18. 5 - 22 14. 1 - 16 11. 45 - 12. 6 9. 6 - 10. 4 7. 75 - 8. 25 6. 82 - 7. 2 5. 87 - 6. 15 4. 91 - 5. 1 4. 43 - 4. 57 3. 95 - 4. 06 3. 46 - 3. 54 2. 97 - 3. 03 2. 48 - 2. 52 115 - 55 - 800 35 - 90 24 - 40 17 - 24 13. 5 - 17 11 - 13. 3 9. 3 - 10. 9 7. 5 - 8. 55 6. 65 - 7. 4 5. 75 - 6. 3 4. 82 - 5. 2 4. 36 - 4. 65 3. 9 - 4. 12 3. 42 - 3. 59 2. 94 - 3. 06 2. 46 - 2. 54 To convert meters into feet, multiply by 3. 281. [. . . ]