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DCS Pro Back 645DCS Pro Back 645User’s Guidefor the DCS Pro Back 645

Table of ContentsContents-10IndexBackNextContentsCleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Capturing and Processing Images100ContentsBackNextIndex

Capturing and Processing Images101ContentsBackNextIndexSaving a Click Balance SettingYou can perform a Click Balance operation on the current image (p

Capturing and Processing Images102ContentsBackNextIndexProcessing ImagesThe DCS 645 supports background image processing that produces ERI JPEG or TIF

Capturing and Processing Images103ContentsBackNextIndexERI JPEG files are saved to a JPEG folder. TIFF RGB files are saved to a TIFF folder. These fol

Capturing and Processing Images104ContentsBackNextIndex3 Press the OK button.Changing Processing SettingsThere are several processing settings that yo

Capturing and Processing Images105ContentsBackNextIndexThe following screens appear, depending on your choice:Processing SettingsScreenDefaults Underl

Capturing and Processing Images106ContentsBackNextIndexResolution 100% Aspect ratio is unchanged. Height and width are the same as the original image.

Capturing and Processing Images107ContentsBackNextIndexLook Portrait Applies a lower contrast tone scale with more detail in the highlights and shadow

Using the Image LCD108ContentsBackNextIndexUsing the Image LCDReviewing ImagesYou can review images on the active CF Card (page 68) in one of five Dis

Using the Image LCD109ContentsBackNextIndexNavigating through Displayed ImagesPress the left or right side of the Four-way switch to navigate through

Table of ContentsContents-11IndexBackNextContentsUnsupported Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Using the Image LCD110ContentsBackNextIndexSingle Image Display ModeThe thumbnail for the current image appears with the Status bar (page 116) at the

Using the Image LCD111ContentsBackNextIndexZoomingWith the Region of Interest box enabled, (page 110) press the OK button. There are three zoom

Using the Image LCD112ContentsBackNextIndexHistogram Display ModeWhen Histogram mode is active, dependant on your camera body model, the active image,

Using the Image LCD113ContentsBackNextIndex☛ The Hasselblad H1’s grip LCD will display the histogram of the last DCS 645H image captured if the “Show

Using the Image LCD114ContentsBackNextIndexMultiple Image Display ModeFour image thumbnails appear with the Status bar (page 116) at the left. The cur

Using the Image LCD115ContentsBackNextIndexImage Delete Display ModeUse Image Delete Display mode to delete the current image. You can also delete gro

Using the Image LCD116ContentsBackNextIndexStatus BarWhen image thumbnails are displayed in Single Image or Multiple Image Display mode (page 108), a

Using the Image LCD117ContentsBackNextIndexDeleting Groups of ImagesYou can delete groups of images using a Main menu option. You can also delete sing

Using the Image LCD118ContentsBackNextIndexDisplay ContrastYou can change the contrast and lighten or darken the images displayed on the Image LCD pan

Using the Image LCD119ContentsBackNextIndexTagging ImagesYou can tag one or more images then delete untagged images on the camera. You can also select

Table of ContentsContents-12IndexBackNextContentsWarranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Caring for Your DCS 645120ContentsBackNextIndexCaring for Your DCS 645CleaningClean the camera body as described in its User’s Manual.Cleaning the DCS

Caring for Your DCS 645121ContentsBackNextIndexCleaning the IR or Anti-aliasing Filter1 Remove the filter from the DCS 645 (page 43). 2 Gently blow of

Caring for Your DCS 645122ContentsBackNextIndex✔ Attach the body cap over the exposed IR or anti-aliasing filter to protect it from damage.✔ When not

Caring for Your DCS 645123ContentsBackNextIndexFirmwareFirmware is the software program that runs within the DCS 645 and controls its operation. If a

Caring for Your DCS 645124ContentsBackNextIndexUpdating Firmware1 O n a c o m p u t e r w i t h I n t e r n e t a cc e s s , g o to

Caring for Your DCS 645125ContentsBackNextIndexRecyclingThe DCS 645 contains lead and mercury. Disposal of lead and mercury may be regulated due to en

Feature Comparison126ContentsBackNextIndexFeature ComparisonThe following table lists available features when the DCS 645 is mated to your camera body

Feature Comparison127ContentsBackNextIndexHasselblad Image Format DisplayNA NA NA YesHasselblad White Balance DisplayNA NA NA YesHasselblad ISO Displa

Feature Comparison128ContentsBackNextIndexIn the following table, metadata refers to camera body information which is embedded in the header of the DC

Feature Comparison129ContentsBackNextIndexLight Meter modeNo No No Meta / Get / SetFlash modeNA NA NA Get / SetFocus distanceNo No No NoOn board flash

Overview13ContentsBackNextIndexOverviewAbout This ManualThis manual describes the functions available with the following digital camera backs:KODAK PR

Transmitting Data130ContentsBackNextIndexTransmitting DataConnecting a Device to the Serial PortYou can use the serial port on your DCS 645 to tranfer

Transmitting Data131ContentsBackNextIndexAccessing Serial Port Options1 Highlight the Menu icon and choose Main Menu from the dropdown menu.2 Choose S

Transmitting Data132ContentsBackNextIndexSerial In ModeUsing Serial In mode, your DCS 645 accepts text strings from a connected external device. The i

Transmitting Data133ContentsBackNextIndexSerial In ModeMenu Choice Action CommentsNone No data transmitted. Serial port is unavailable.New Images The

Transmitting Data134ContentsBackNextIndexSerial In StatusWhen you select New Images or Previous Image from the Serial In Mode menu, the Serial In Stat

Transmitting Data135ContentsBackNextIndexSerial Out ModeWhen the serial port is in Serial Out mode, your DCS 645 sends data to a remotely connected de

Specifications136ContentsBackNextIndexSpecificationsType Digital camera back which attaches to existing medium format camera bodies having removable f

Unsupported Features137ContentsBackNextIndexUnsupported FeaturesUnsupported or Partially Supported Features (CONTAX 645)Unsupported:✔ Shutter speeds g

Unsupported Features138ContentsBackNextIndexUnsupported or Partially Supported Features (MAMIYA 645AF and 645AFD)Unsupported:✔ Shutter speeds greater

Unsupported Features139ContentsBackNextIndexUnsupported or Partially Supported Features (HASSELBLAD H1)Unsupported:✔ Shutter speeds greater than 1/4 s

Overview14ContentsBackNextIndexThis is an online manual. Click the following items to go to the associated topic:✔ Entries in the Table of Contents or

Using a Video Monitor140ContentsBackNextIndexUsing a Video MonitorYou can review images on an external video monitor. This provides a larger version o

Using a Video Monitor141ContentsBackNextIndexEnabling1 Highlight the Menu icon (page 46) then choose Main Menu from the drop-down menu (page 47).2 Cho

Overview142ContentsBackNextIndexElectromagnetic EmissionsJapanThis is a Class A product based on the standard of the Voluntary Control Council for Int

Overview143ContentsBackNextIndexEuropean Union (EU)Warning: This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interfer

Warnings and Cautions144ContentsBackNextIndexWarnings and CautionsWarnings

Warnings and Cautions145ContentsBackNextIndex✔ Treat the imager with extreme care. It is very expensive to replace.✔ The anti-aliasing or IR filter is

GlossaryContentsBackNextIndex146GlossaryAliasingArtifacts that appear on an image but were not in the original sceneAnti-aliasing filterHelps to reduc

GlossaryContentsBackNextIndex147DCS Capture StudioIncluded software application used to capture and process images from the DCS 645 (MACINTOSH only)DC

GlossaryContentsBackNextIndex148Image formatIn the DCS 645, image format refers to cropping of images as they are captured. Choices are: 5x5, 4x5, and

Warranty149ContentsBackNextIndexWarrantyCAREFULLY READ THE FOLLOWING WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS BEFORE USING YOUR CAMERA. USE OF YOUR CAMERA INDICA

Overview15ContentsBackNextIndexFeatures✔ 16 Megapixel imager (4080 x 4080 pixels) ✔ Untethered burst rate: 1 image / 1.8 seconds, burst depth: 8 image

Warranty150ContentsBackNextIndexWarranty Repair CoverageIf this equipment does not function properly during the warranty period due to defects in mate

Warranty151ContentsBackNextIndexShould you need to return equipment to Kodak, Kodak is not responsible for the loss or damage of equipment while in tr

Warranty152ContentsBackNextIndexKODAK MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABIL

Warranty153ContentsBackNextIndexHow to obtain serviceSee your authorized Kodak dealer.If service is required, your Kodak dealer will instruct you to r

Warranty154ContentsBackNextIndex1 Technical Support through the Web site: http://www.kodak.com.Support includes FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions), dow

Warranty155ContentsBackNextIndexnumber are provided. Calls to report bugs or anomalies will be cancelled. Calls to arrange for service will be cancell

IndexIndex-1ContentsBackNextIndexAAC adapter 62Accessing images on a CF Card 71Actuations 79Anti-aliasing filter 42Cleaning 121Assembling the camera 5

IndexIndex-2ContentsBackNextIndexSelecting a setting 98COMPACTFLASH Cards 68Accessing images on 71Ejecting 69Formatting 72Inserting 68Computer, Connec

IndexIndex-3ContentsBackNextIndexEjecting a CF Card 69Electromagnetic emissions 142Evaluating imagesWhen connected to computer 28When not connected to

IndexIndex-4ContentsBackNextIndexDeleting groups of 117Deleting one 115Formatting 91Reviewing 108Storing 60Included software 30Inserting a CF Card 68I

Overview16ContentsBackNextIndexSystem RequirementsIn addition to items included with the DCS 645, your camera body and its accessories, the following

IndexIndex-5ContentsBackNextIndexIn Zoom mode 111OOK button 50Overexposure indicator 118PPan/Zoom modeEnabling or Disabling the Region of Interest box

IndexIndex-6ContentsBackNextIndexSSaving images 60Selecting a CF Card or folder 70Serial InMode 132Status 134, 135Serial Port Options 131Serial Port,

IndexIndex-7ContentsBackNextIndexEnabling 141Viewing images on 141WWarnings and cautions 144White Balance 95Click Balance, See Click Balance 96Workflo

DCS Pro Back 645DCS Pro Back 645EASTMAN KODAK COMPANYKodak Professional DivisionRochester, New York 14650www.kodak.com/go/professional© Eastman Kodak

Overview17ContentsBackNextIndexWhen Connected to a PC✔ WINDOWS/INTEL PC with a 300 MHz PENTIUM II or faster processor✔ 200 MB of free disk space✔ One

Capture Workflows18ContentsBackNextIndexCapture WorkflowsThis section outlines two general workflows to help you manage images captured on your DCS 64

Capture Workflows19ContentsBackNextIndexCapture Workflow when the Camera is Not Connected to a ComputerPreparationDevice & MediaCapture & Eval

Table of ContentsContents-2IndexBackNextContentsOverview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Capture Workflows20ContentsBackNextIndexDevice and Media PreparationThese preliminary tasks prepare your equipment, save you time on the job, and help

Capture Workflows21ContentsBackNextIndexCapturing and Evaluating Test ImagesBefore your photo session begins, and a few times during a session, you sh

Capture Workflows22ContentsBackNextIndexCapturing ImagesUsing the DCS 645✔ Select the desired folder to store captured images.✔ Enable processing if y

Capture Workflows23ContentsBackNextIndexTransferring ImagesWhen the photo session is complete, insert the CF Card in a card reader connected to your c

Capture Workflows24ContentsBackNextIndexEditing ImagesSeveral software applications are included on the software CDs. This manual contains a short des

Capture Workflows25ContentsBackNextIndexThird Party SolutionKodak allows third party vendors to develop solutions using a KODAK PROFESSIONAL Software

Capture Workflows26ContentsBackNextIndexCapture Workflow when the Camera Is Connected to a Computero PreparationStart SoftwareDevice and MediaConnect

Capture Workflows27ContentsBackNextIndexConnecting to a Computer and Power SupplyConnect the DCS 645 to your computer and power supply (page 84)Use th

Capture Workflows28ContentsBackNextIndexDevice and Media PreparationTo help ensure a successful session:✔ Calibrate your monitor and printers regularl

Capture Workflows29ContentsBackNextIndexCapturing ImagesUsing DCS Camera Manager or DCS Capture Studio:✔ Create or select a folder on your computer to

Table of ContentsContents-3IndexBackNextContentsConnecting to a Computer and Power Supply. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Starting the

Using the Included Software30ContentsBackNextIndexIncluded on the Software CDThe software CDs included with the DCS 645 contain several software appli

Using the Included Software32ContentsBackNextIndexKODAK PROFESSIONAL DCR File Format Module (DCR FFM)Platforms: WINDOWS and MACINTOSHThe KODAK PROFESS

Using the Included Software33ContentsBackNextIndexManaging ColorDCS Capture Studio and DCS Photo Desk provide tools to help you manage color.Both soft

Using the Included Software34ContentsBackNextIndexDCS Capture StudioDCS Capture Studio provides a wide range of color management preferences and tools

Using the Included Software35ContentsBackNextIndexExposure and Tone ToolsProper use of this tool is critical to image quality.Neutral Reference—To ens

Using the Included Software36ContentsBackNextIndexComposition ToolsThese tools let you prepare images for output by cropping, sharpening, and selectin

Using the Included Software37ContentsBackNextIndexSetting up Color in ADOBE PHOTOSHOPWhen you edit DCS 645 images in ADOBE PHOTOSHOP (not included), y

About the DCS 64538ContentsBackNextIndexAbout the DCS 645OverviewRear Front (Attaches to Camera Body) * For your images to be sharp and in focus, you

About the DCS 64539ContentsBackNextIndexSides

Table of ContentsContents-4IndexBackNextContentsAbout the DCS 645 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

About the DCS 64540ContentsBackNextIndexImagerThe imager converts light into electrical charges when you capture an image. Its specifications are:The

About the DCS 64541ContentsBackNextIndexMasked Focus ScreenThe viewfinder’s field of view is greater than that of the imager. Therefore, an apparent f

About the DCS 64542ContentsBackNextIndexIR FilterA removable IR filter (page 43) is included with the DCS 645. This filter, which is installed in fro

About the DCS 64543ContentsBackNextIndexRemoving an IR or Anti-aliasing FilterCAUTION:The Anti-aliasing filter and IR filter are fragile devices and m

About the DCS 64544ContentsBackNextIndexImage LCDThe two-inch diagonal Image LCD on the DCS 645 can be used to review images and change digital settin

About the DCS 64545ContentsBackNextIndexTurning the Image LCD On and Off1 Press the OK button to turn on the Image LCD.2 Press the Cancel button to tu

About the DCS 64546ContentsBackNextIndexMenu BarThe Menu bar is turned off when any Display mode (page 108) is active. It appears when you press the

About the DCS 64547ContentsBackNextIndexMenusMany DCS 645 functions can be accessed through the menus on the Image LCD.☛ Some menu screens have OK and

About the DCS 64548ContentsBackNextIndexMenu Hierarchy

About the DCS 64549ContentsBackNextIndexStatus ScreenThe Status screen provides a quick display of the DCS 645’s current setup.Displaying the Status s

Table of ContentsContents-5IndexBackNextContentsFour-way Switch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

About the DCS 64550ContentsBackNextIndexDigital ButtonsThe Four-way switch and the Menu, OK, Tag, and Cancel buttons activate the digital functions.Fo

About the DCS 64551ContentsBackNextIndexQuick Guide for Using the Image LCD and Digital ButtonsThe digital buttons take on different functions, depend

About the DCS 64552

About the DCS 64553ContentsBackNextIndexIEEE 1394 PortA 6-pin to 4-pin IEEE 1394 cable connects here.Your dealer of Kodak products is the best source

The Basics54Content

The Basics55ContentsBackNextIndexAttaching the DCS 645 to the Camera Body and Connecting AccessoriesAttaching the DCS 645 to the Camera Body1 To remov

The Basics56ContentsBackNextIndexAttaching the DCS 645 to the Camera Body and Connecting AccessoriesIMPORTANT:Do not touch or strike the exposed IR fi

The Basics57ContentsBackNextIndex3 Using isopropyl alcohol on a lint-free lens cleaning tissue, clean the contact pads on the DCS 645 and the contact

The Basics58ContentsBackNextIndexDisconnecting the DCS 645 from the Camera Body1 Place the camera on a table or other flat surface.2 If they are conne

The Basics59ContentsBackNextIndexConnecting Flash/Strobe UnitsConnect flash and studio strobes following the instructions in your camera body’s manual

Table of ContentsContents-6IndexBackNextContentsImage Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

The Basics60ContentsBackNextIndexStoring ImagesImages are stored on either a COMPACTFLASH Card (page 68) inserted in the DCS 645 or on the computer ha

The Basics61ContentsBackNextIndexPower SupplyUse the included AC adapter when the DCS 645 is connected to a computer. Use the DCS 645 battery or AC ad

The Basics62ContentsBackNextIndexAC AdapterAn 8VDC AC adapter is included with the DCS 645. Do not use any other type of AC adapter with your camera.C

The Basics63ContentsBackNextIndexBatteryA Battery kit is included with the DCS 645. This includes a DCS 645 battery, a battery charger, and an AC adap

The Basics64ContentsBackNextIndexRemoving a BatteryCAUTION:Hold the battery with one hand or place the camera on a flat surface while removing the bat

The Basics65ContentsBackNextIndexChecking Battery StatusCheck the Battery icon on Status screen in the Image LCD. Always check the battery status at t

The Basics66ContentsBackNextIndexBattery ChargerCharge a battery before using it for the first time and whenever it is insufficient or empty. If you p

The Basics67ContentsBackNextIndexCharging Batteries1 Plug the cable from the charger’s AC adapter into the battery charger port.2 Select the appropria

The Basics68ContentsBackNextIndexCOMPACTFLASH (CF) CardsThe DCS 645 has a slot for a solid state or IBM MicroDrive COMPACTFLASH+ Type II Card.☛ When t

The Basics69ContentsBackNextIndexEjecting a CF Card1 Open the Card door.CAUTION:The Card Busy LED flashes when images are being accessed. Do not remov

Table of ContentsContents-7IndexBackNextContentsChoosing a Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

The Basics70ContentsBackNextIndexSelecting a FolderThis procedure applies only when you are working in portable mode or using DCS Camera Manager with

The Basics71ContentsBackNextIndexAccessing Images on a CF CardAfter you capture images to a CF Card, you need to copy them to a computer with one of t

The Basics72ContentsBackNextIndexFormatting a CF CardOccasionally you may need to format a CF Card if it was formatted incorrectly or if the data on t

The Basics73ContentsBackNextIndexRecovering Data on a CF CardThe Recover Card feature lets you recover image files recently deleted from a CF Card. Fi

Configuring Your Camera74ContentsBackNextIndexConfiguring Your CameraChoosing a LanguageYou can choose the language in which text appears in the Image

Configuring Your Camera75ContentsBackNextIndexSetting the Date and TimeA date and time stamp is associated with each image file.Inside the DCS 645, a

Configuring Your Camera76ContentsBackNextIndexSetting Camera PropertiesYou can change the following camera properties:✔ Delay before Battery Save mode

Configuring Your Camera77ContentsBackNextIndexSetting Battery Save OnsetWhen the DCS 645 is powered by battery and you don’t touch any controls during

Configuring Your Camera78ContentsBackNextIndexLong ExposureThe Long Exposure property reduces accumulated pattern noise in long exposure images. Long

Configuring Your Camera79ContentsBackNextIndexResolutionYou can specify the resolution of the finished files (TIFF RGB or ERI JPEG) produced by the DC

Table of ContentsContents-8IndexBackNextContentsPowering Your Camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Configuring Your Camera80ContentsBackNextIndexUse Folder01You can change the CF Card’s default image capture folder.If you do not change the default f

Configuring Your Camera81ContentsBackNextIndexUsing Job TrackerThis feature lets you enter Job Tracker data using DCS Photo Desk or DCS Capture Studio

Configuring Your Camera82ContentsBackNextIndexLoading Job Tracker Data from a CF Card1 Choose Load from Card from the Job Tracker Data menu.2 Choose a

Using the Camera Connected to a Computer83ContentsBackNextIndexUsing the Camera Connected to a ComputerGetting StartedTo start using your camera conne

Using the Camera Connected to a Computer84ContentsBackNextIndexConnecting the Camera to the Computer and Power SupplyConnect the DCS 645 to a computer

Using the Camera Connected to a Computer85ContentsBackNextIndexPowering Your Camera✔ Turn on the camera body. The DCS 645 activates within 5 - 6 secon

Using the Camera in Portable Mode86ContentsBackNextIndexUsing the Camera in Portable ModeGetting StartedTo start using your camera in portable mode (n

Using the Camera in Portable Mode87ContentsBackNextIndexConnecting to a Power SupplyWhen you are working in portable mode, you can use either a DCS 64

Using the Camera in Portable Mode88ContentsBackNextIndexBattery Save StateTo conserve the battery’s charge, the DCS 645 enters Battery Save state if n

Capturing and Processing Images89ContentsBackNextIndexCapturing and Processing ImagesOverviewCapture images using the Shutter Release button on the ca

Table of ContentsContents-9IndexBackNextContentsProcessing Images . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Capturing and Processing Images90ContentsBackNextIndexMAMIYA 645 AFD and CONTAX 645: To capture an image, half-press the Shutter Release button for 1/

Capturing and Processing Images91ContentsBackNextIndexImage FormatThe DCS 645 has a square imager that captures images in a square format. You can cha

Capturing and Processing Images92ContentsBackNextIndexIntervalometerThe Intervalometer is available on the DCS 645H or when a DCS 645M is mounted on a

Capturing and Processing Images93ContentsBackNextIndexIntervalometer OptionsFrame Count Interval Delay EnableScreen:Description:Specifies the number o

Capturing and Processing Images94ContentsBackNextIndexSetting ISOThe DCS 645 supports an ISO range of 100 to 400 at 1/3 stop intervals. The factory de

Capturing and Processing Images95ContentsBackNextIndexWhite BalanceThe DCS 645 offers both Preset and Click White Balance functionality. There are fiv

Capturing and Processing Images96ContentsBackNextIndexClick BalanceWhen you use Click Balance, your clicking of a neutral area in an image helps neutr

Capturing and Processing Images97ContentsBackNextIndexPerforming the Click Balance Operation1 Choose Click Balance from the White Balance menu.2 Press

Capturing and Processing Images98ContentsBackNextIndexUsing the Click Balance Menu1 Choose Click Balance from the White Balance menu.2 Press the Menu

Capturing and Processing Images99ContentsBackNextIndexDeleting a Click Balance Setting1 Choose Delete Setting from the Click Balance menu.2 Select the