Hasselblad H4X Camera Body driver for Windows 7 - Hasselblad H4X Camera Body driver from Hasselblad

Hasselblad H4X Camera Body 2.3.1/16.0.7

Hasselblad H4X Camera Body driver from Hasselblad for OS Independent

Hasselblad H4X Camera Body driver from Hasselblad for OS Independent

Publisher review for Hasselblad H4X Camera Body 2.3.1/16.0.7:

Before install Hasselblad H4X Camera Body 2.3.1/16.0.7you should set a system restore point, to make sure you can rollback to your original driver in case you accidentally install another driver or select the driver for another version of the operating system.

Also, do not forget to check with our site as often as possible for new version of Hasselblad H4X Camera Body . We recommend to always use most recent version of a driver.

Fixes:- Support for the new 2900 mAh Li-ion battery grip (3043356).
Firmware installation steps: 
1. To perform this camera body upgrade you must attach a Hasselblad digital back to the H4X body (compatible digital backs include CF, CFH). The upgrade can also be performed using a H2D, H3D, H3D-II or H4D sensor unit. In this case a message “Back not compatible” will appear but the upgrade function will still work.
2. Remove lens and viewfinder and connect the camera to the host computer using a FireWire cable.
3. Make sure the computer is powered from the mains supply or has a properly charged battery.
4. Start Phocus and when the camera is connected, as indicated by an active camera icon in the top left part of the screen, select “Update Firmware...” from the “File“ menu.
5. Browse to the location where the update file was saved and follow the instructions on screen.
6.The update procedure will take a few minutes to finish. Depending on camera model, different options will be available during the update process.
Important notice:- This firmware is ONLY to be used with H4X.
- We recommend to always use the latest version of Phocus (currently 2.7.1) to perform the firmware update.
- Do not use a PC laptop to perform this firmware update, as the firewire providence (it’s ability to provide enough power) may be to low. Attempts may render the sensor unit un-bootable. Should you experience this problem then perform the update on a stationary PC.

Operating system:
OS Independent