Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: Paul_Claesson_HasselbladUS on December 23, 2009, 10:19:07 am
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We are pleased to announce that Phocus version 2.0 for the Windows platform has been released.
Phocus 2.0 Highlights
Highlight recovery, shadow fill & clarity sliders
Loupe function via Navigator
End point control in Histogram
F-stop marks shown on histogram
Floating tools
Scene calibration
Customization options via Layouts & Layout Triggers
Lens correction available for all V-camera Carl Zeiss lenses
Support for live video on H3DII-50*
* Requires new sensor unit firmware available for download here: Version (R344) (http://www.hasselbladusa.com/service--support/technical-support/firmware-downloads.aspx)
For a full overview of the many new features, please follow this link: Phocus 2.0 News (http://www.hasselbladusa.com/media/2151955/phocus%202.0%20news%202009.12.pdf)
To download Phocus directly from this message, click this link: Phocus 2.0 for Windows (http://www.hasselbladusa.com/service--support/technical-support/software-downloads.aspx)
Happy Holidays!
Paul Claesson
Hasselblad USA
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I've been using my Phocus 2 for about 10 days now and find it to be a perfect process with my Hasselblad lenses. I know Hasselblad took some flak for it's proprietary strategy of keeping everything in house but this program is every bit as useful to me as Lightroom or C1 and I've used both of those programs extensively for years. Phocus can do anything I need done to an image except for fine adjustments. It is amazing and a very intuitive program to use.
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I've been using my Phocus 2 for about 10 days now and find it to be a perfect process with my Hasselblad lenses. I know Hasselblad took some flak for it's proprietary strategy of keeping everything in house but this program is every bit as useful to me as Lightroom or C1 and I've used both of those programs extensively for years. Phocus can do anything I need done to an image except for fine adjustments. It is amazing and a very intuitive program to use.
I second that 2.0 is the bomb ) Performance seems much much smoother, and the new features are warmly welcome! )
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I've been using my Phocus 2 for about 10 days now and find it to be a perfect process with my Hasselblad lenses. I know Hasselblad took some flak for it's proprietary strategy of keeping everything in house but this program is every bit as useful to me as Lightroom or C1 and I've used both of those programs extensively for years. Phocus can do anything I need done to an image except for fine adjustments. It is amazing and a very intuitive program to use.
Phocus is an integral part of the Hasselblad camera system, and is very good argument for buying Hasselblad, especially for textiles (moiré) or landscapes (where the shadow and recovery sliders can be very useful).
It always seems illogical to me to compare cameras without use the camera's software.
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I have been using Phocus 2.0 yesterday for a large number of shots (well, about 500 landscape photos from last week´s holiday) and it is really very, very good! Love the lay out flexability; the new recovery / shadow detail / clarity seem to be better than in ACR (but that is comparing to DSLR files, which might be the cause).
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I have been using Phocus 2.0 yesterday for a large number of shots (well, about 500 landscape photos from last week´s holiday) and it is really very, very good! Love the lay out flexability; the new recovery / shadow detail / clarity seem to be better than in ACR (but that is comparing to DSLR files, which might be the cause).
Hasselblad did nail this. I shot tethered yesterday and everything worked great. Seems like things are really rounding into place. Can't wait to trade in for my H4d!!