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| Preface | |
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| The Medium Format | |
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| The 4.5 [times] 6cm Format | |
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| The Superslide Format | |
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| The Panoramic Format | |
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| Hasselblad Cameras | |
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| History | |
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| Component Interchangeability | |
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| Shutters | |
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| Hasselblad Shutter Lenses | |
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| Manual or Motordriven Film Advance | |
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| Hasselblad 500 Series Camera Models | |
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| Hasselblad 200 Series Camera Models | |
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| Hasselblad 2000/2003 Camera Models | |
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| Hasselblad Superwide Camera models | |
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| Hasselblad XPan Camera | |
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| Interchangeability of Components | |
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| Removing and Attaching Lenses | |
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| Removing and Attaching Film Magazines | |
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| Removing and Attaching Viewfinders | |
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| Changing Focusing Screens | |
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| Changing Winding Cranks or Knobs | |
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| The Auxiliary Shutter | |
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| The Focal Plane Shutter | |
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| Checking Camera Functions | |
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| Bottom Plates and Tripod Sockets | |
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| Camera Cases | |
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| Camera Operation | |
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| The Operating Signals | |
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| Focusing Hood | |
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| Aperture and Shutter Speed Settings | |
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| Time Exposures | |
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| Distance Setting | |
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| Focusing Apochromatic Lenses | |
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| Releasing the Camera | |
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| Operating the 201F Camera | |
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| Prereleasing the Camera | |
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| Use and Operation of the 503 CW Winder | |
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| Holding and Supporting the Camera | |
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| Handheld Photography | |
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| Selecting and Using Tripods | |
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| Film Magazines | |
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| Hasselblad Rollfilm Magazine Types | |
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| Using Magazines | |
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| Film Magazine 70 | |
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| Other Film Magazines and Equipment | |
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| Use of and Applications for Polaroid Film Magazines | |
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| El Camera Models | |
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| The Motordrive | |
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| The Batteries on Newer Camera Models | |
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| Nicad Batteries in Earlier Models | |
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| Converting or Upgrading Cameras | |
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| Releasing the Camera | |
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| Superwide Cameras | |
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| Basic Camera Operation | |
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| Leveling the Camera | |
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| Focusing the Superwide Cameras | |
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| Determining Exposure | |
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| The 200 Series Focal Plane Shutter Cameras | |
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| Basic Operation | |
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| Using the 200 Series | |
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| Setting the Shutter Speed | |
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| Making the Exposure | |
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| Programming | |
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| The Metering Operation | |
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| Exposure Modes | |
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| The Zone System Theory | |
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| Electronic Flash and Exposure | |
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| Focusing Screens and Viewfinders | |
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| Focusing Screens | |
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| Viewfinders | |
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| Viewfinders to Improve Camera Steadiness | |
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| Viewfinders for Accurate Focusing | |
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| Selecting the Viewfinder | |
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| Other Viewfinders and Some Basics | |
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| Using the Prism Viewfinder's Exposure Metering System | |
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| Achieving Perfect Exposures | |
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| Basic Metering Methods | |
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| What to Expose For | |
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| Type and Use of Different Metering Systems | |
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| Advantages of a Camera or Prism Viewfinder Metering System | |
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| Metering Methods of Built-in Metering Systems | |
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| Metering Procedures | |
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| The 205 Zone Mode in Color Photography | |
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| Bracketing | |
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| Exposure with Filters and Accessories | |
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| Exposure with the Superwide, the FlexBody, and the ArcBody | |
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| Exposure with different Focusing Screens | |
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| The PME 90 and PME 45 Meter Prism Viewfinders | |
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| The PME 51 Meter Prism Viewfinder | |
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| Discontinued Items for Exposure Metering | |
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| Metering Approaches for a Few Special Subjects | |
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| Double and Multiple Exposures | |
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| Controls for Exposure and Creating Images | |
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| Controls for Exposure | |
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| Exposure and Distance Setting | |
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| Exposure Value Scal | |
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| Controls for Creating Images | |
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| Creative Use of Lens Aperture | |
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| Selection of Shutter Speed | |
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| Characteristics and Use of Lenses | |
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| Image-Forming Qualities | |
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| Angle of View | |
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| Area Coverage | |
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| Covering Power | |
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| Relative Illuminance | |
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| Color Rendition | |
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| Lens Quality | |
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| Lens Design | |
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| Characteristics and Use of Teleconvertors | |
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| The PC-Mutar Teleconvertor | |
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| Characteristics and Use of Zoom Lenses | |
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| Type and Use of Fish-eye Lense | |
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| Use and Care of Hasselblad Lenses | |
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| Types and Use of Lens Shades | |
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| Creative Use of Lenses | |
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| Use and Operation of the Flexbody and the Arcbody | |
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| Camera Design | |
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| The Tilt Control | |
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| The Shift Control | |
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| Close-up Photography with the FlexBody | |
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| FlexBody or ArcBody? | |
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| Viewing, Focusing, and Evaluating the Image | |
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| Taking a Picture with the FlexBody | |
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| Taking a Picture with the ArcBody | |
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| Use and Operation of the Rodenstock Lenses | |
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| Use of Filters and Understanding Light | |
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| Basic Types of Filters | |
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| Combining Filters | |
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| Exposure Increase | |
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| Filter Engravings on Hasselblad Filters | |
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| Color Quality of Light | |
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| Polarizing Filters | |
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| Partial Filtering | |
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| Quality and Combination of Filters and Lenses | |
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| Filters for Soft Focus Effects | |
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| Maintenance of Filters | |
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| Unusual Light Sources | |
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| Electronic Flash Photography | |
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| On-Camera Flash | |
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| Using Flash on Location | |
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| Dedicated Flash | |
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| Camera Operation with Flash | |
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| Using Electronic Flash for Photographing People Outdoors | |
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| Using the Electronic Flash for Indoor Work | |
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| Producing Better Flash Illumination | |
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| A Few Important Facts about Dedicated Flash | |
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| Hasselblad D-Flash 40 | |
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| The Hasselblad ProFlash 4505 | |
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| The Hasselblad Macro Flash | |
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| Close-Up Photography | |
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| Close-up Basics | |
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| Using Proxar Close-up Lenses | |
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| Extension Tubes and Bellows | |
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| Depth of Field | |
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| Exposure | |
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| Teleconvertors for Close-up Work | |
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| Reversing Lenses | |
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| Hasselblad Cameras for Close-up Work | |
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| Hasselblad Extension Tubes | |
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| Use and Operation of the Hasselblad Bellows | |
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| Attaching and Removing Extension Tubes and Bellows | |
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| How to Use the Hasselblad Close-up Charts | |
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| Special Close-up Applications | |
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| High-Magnification Photography | |
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| Photography Through the Microscope | |
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| Keeping Camera Equipment in Good Working Condition | |
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| Maintenance Basics | |
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| Working in Low Temperatures | |
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| Selection and Care of Batteries | |
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| Film Storage and Use at Different Temperatures | |
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| Films and X-ray Checking Equipment | |
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| Older Hasselblad Camera Models | |
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| Operating the 1000F and 1600F Cameras | |
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| Operating the Original Superwide Camera | |
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| The Xpan Camera | |
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| Image Format | |
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| Film Processing and Printing | |
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| Projecting Transparencies | |
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| Lenses for the XPan Camera | |
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| Camera Operation | |
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| Projecting Transparencies | |
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| Protecting the Slides | |
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| Slide Sizes and Slide Projection | |
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| Use and Operation of the Hasselblad PCP80 Projector | |
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| Index | |