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XF Camera System

Quick Guide

“Our key objective is to help the worlds best photographers capture more epic images,

stand out as an artist and have fun in the process.Our new XF Camera System is designed to be like a

“Stradivarius” in the hands of an expert”

Henrik O. Håkonsson Phase One President.

Overview - Names and Functions 4

Assembling the camera system 6

Readying the camera system 8

Navigation 12

OneTouch User Interface 14

Prism Viewﬁnder Display 16

IQ Navigation 18

Camera defaults 22

HAP-1 AF Focusing system 23

Capture Modes 24

ISO and White Balance 25

Exposure Compensation 26

Long Exposure 27

Live View 28

Custom Presets 29

Flash Photography 30

Focal Plane and Leaf Shutter Lenses 31

Capture One Pro 32

Activating Capture One Pro 33

Capture One Tethered capture 34

Import Images into Capture One Pro 35

IQ Backs for Mamiya RZ PRO II D 36

IQ Backs for Hasselblad H 37

IQ Backs for Hasselblad V 38

IQ General Technical Camera Use 39

System Maintenance 40

Learning More 41

Warranty and Uptime Guaranty 42

Content |XF Camera System

XF Camera System |Overview - Controls, Keys and Dials

Dials, and controls do not have hard coded labels outside of the camera - thus functions

and features can be customized and congured, to t the photographer’s requirements

and shooting style.

Overview - Controls, Keys and Dials |XF Camera System

The top screen of the XF is a touch display, providing direct access to shortcuts

and speciﬁc features. The front and rear keys, dials and controls are all custom-

izable and have multiple functions according what is displayed on screen.

XF Camera System |Assembling the Camera System

Remove the IQ back from the XF camera body

1. Slide the back release lever forward toward the front of

the camera while pushing in the back release button.

2. Tilt the IQ back slightly backwards from the top and gently

lift the IQ back o the lower interface hook of the XF camera

Attach the IQ back to the XF camera body

1. Gently place the lower interface of the IQ back onto the

bottom hook channel of the XF.

2. Tilt the IQ back toward the camera until the top latch

clicks into position

3. Use the slider and the release button to hook it ﬁrmly

in position

Removing the lens

Depress the lens release button on the front left-hand side of

the camera, and keep depressed.

Rotate the lens counter-clockwise until it stops, and lift it out.

Attaching a lens

Align the red or blue index point on the lens with the red or

blue index points located on bayonet mount of the XF camera.

Two dierent colored index points are available to allow easier

attachment of the lens to the camera. Either when looking

downwards from above the camera (blue) or in front of the

camera looking from the side (red)

NOTE:

After removing the IQ back or the lens from the camera body, remem-

ber to protect the optical parts by reattaching the caps and covers.

Also remember to attach the front and back port cover on the XF to

protect the the camera from dust entering the mirror box

Assembling the Camera System |XF Camera System

Interchangeable viewﬁnders

In addition to the Prism Viewﬁnder, the XF features an optional

Waist Level Finder (Part # 73090)

To remove the Viewﬁnder

1. Turn the power of the XF System OFF.

2. Grasp the viewﬁnder securely with your right-hand and

push the viewﬁnder release slider forwards, towards the

lens with the right thumb.

3. Lift the viewﬁnder up and out carefully, beginning with

the rear of the viewﬁnder then moving up and away from

the camera body to re-attach the viewﬁnder

4. Ensure the power of the XF System is OFF..

5. Hold the viewﬁnder securely with your right hand, with

the viewﬁnder tilting downwards slightly.

6. Place the front edge of the viewﬁnder so that it is resting

on the front edge of the body.

7. Ensure that the viewﬁnder’s front locating pins are

aligned with the body’s pin registration recesses, located

in the front of the XF Viewﬁnder port. (Both the electri-

cal contacts and prism of the viewﬁnder must be aligned

with the body’s contacts and viewﬁnder screen recess.)

8. Carefully lower the rear of the viewﬁnder until level with the

body, press the viewﬁnder down ﬁrmly until it clicks into place.

NOTE:

Ensure the viewﬁnder is securely attached before turning the power on

and using the camera. Failure to ensure the viewﬁnder and body are

not properly secured could result in a camera malfunction. There is also

a risk of dropping either the camera or the viewﬁnder if the viewﬁnder

is not securely attached! Always remember to protect the optical ele-

ments with the supplied covers.

XF Camera System |Readying the Camera

Charging the batteries

When working untethered, the standard power source of both

the XF and IQ back is the 7.2v (3400mAh) BP-911/914/915 type

rechargeable Li-ion battery.

To maximize battery performance, charge both batteries before

use with the supplied Twin V Pro charger. Approximately 2.5 to 3

hours are required to fully recharge exhausted batteries.

1. Slide open the charger base cover and fold back to form

a stand.

2. Slide the batteries into the charger slots from the top

down. If charging only one battery, either slot can be

used.

3. The charge percentage indicator will blink and display the

capacity of the battery that’s charging.

4. Charging is complete when the charge indicator stops

blinking and the capacity level displays “100%”.

Two batteries in the system

Both the XF and the IQ use identical 7.2v (3400mAh) BP-915

rechargeable Li-on batteries and therefore share the same

charger for additional convenience.

XF and IQ3 Power Share

The XF and IQ3 digital back are designed to share power from

the two batteries in the system, thereby providing improved

operation time for the full system. Another beneﬁt of having

separate batteries is that the IQ backs can be operated inde-

pendently on a separate camera system by using their own,

independent, power source.

IQ1 and IQ2 backs cannot share power with the XF camera, and therefore

operate on their own battery, independent from the camera body.

NOTE:

In low temperatures, keep spare batteries close to body temperature by storing in

an inside jacket pocket - Li-Ion tend to lose eciency under cold conditions.

Readying the Camera |XF Camera System

Powering ON and OFF the system on the XF body

Powering on the XF and the IQ simultaneously is achieved with

a short press of the power button on XF.

A long press of the same button will power o the XF, the IQ

will follow and power-o automatically after a few seconds.

Loading the battery in the XF Body

1. Open the battery compartment cover located in the base

of the XF camera grip.

2. Insert the battery with the power contacts facing up to-

wards the camera handle.

3. Push the battery up until it locks into position

4. Close the battery compartment cover.

Removing the battery from the XF body

1. Open the battery compartment cover

2. Push the metal retaining catch inside the grip to release

the battery and pull out.

Loading the battery in the IQ

1. Open the battery cover on the underside of the IQ3.

2. Insert the battery, power contacts ﬁrst, into the compart-

ment all the way until the retaining catch locks into place.

3. Close the compartment cover.

Removing a battery from the IQ

1. Open battery compartment

2. Push the retaining catch inside the compartment to re-

lease the battery and pull out.

3. Close battery compartment cover.

XF Camera System |Readying the Camera

Setting the time zone in the IQ digital back

Date and time parameters are set and controlled via the IQ

digital back Menu.

If the IQ back has been without power for a long period of

time, it will automatically ask you to set the time and date on

the next occasion it is powered up.

Tap the screen and scroll through the numbers to attain the ap-

propriate date and time. Tap the check mark, which will appear

in the bottom right hand corner of the screen, to conﬁrm your

entry. The time and date is applied to the EXIF data in all ﬁles

captured with the IQ back.

Setting language in the IQ digital back

The XF is delivered, by default, with the language set to Eng-

lish. Follow the steps below to change the language of the

IQ menus to one of nine others available, including German,

French, Swedish, Italian, Spanish, Chinese (simpliﬁed), Japa-

nese, Korean and Russian.

1. From the Home Screen on the IQ back, press ‘Menu’.

2. Navigate to Language by touching the screen and scroll-

ing down.

3. Select the Preferred Language option.

NOTE:

If you choose a wrong language by mistake, and you cannot read the

menu system, to ﬁnd the language menu, look for the menu item with

and (L). This is the Language menu. Enter this menu where you can

select the ﬁrst option, which is always English

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