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Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: jordanmiller on February 08, 2010, 12:49:12 pm
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Hasselblad has released a new update to the mac version of their Phocus software. This latest update is Phocus v2.0.1 . In addition, Hasselblad has released several firmware updates for a range of digital products. This includes current, as well as previous generation products. Note, there a specific firmware update for 50MP products (H3DII-50MS, H4D-50, & H3DII-50).
Check the Software & Firmware section of Hasselblad's Download page:
http://www.hasselblad.com/service--support...-downloads.aspx (http://www.hasselblad.com/service--support/technical-support/software-downloads.aspx)
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Hasselblad has released a new update to the mac version of their Phocus software. This latest update is Phocus v2.0.1 . In addition, Hasselblad has released several firmware updates for a range of digital products. This includes current, as well as previous generation products. Note, there a specific firmware update for 50MP products (H3DII-50MS, H4D-50, & H3DII-50).
Check the Software & Firmware section of Hasselblad's Download page:
http://www.hasselblad.com/service--support...-downloads.aspx (http://www.hasselblad.com/service--support/technical-support/software-downloads.aspx)
That for the info.
Snowed in, so I decided to spend some time with Phocus 2.0 (Mac) and to learn how use it for more than a RAW converter. I can't figure out how to bring up the lens "list" so I can apply lens correction. This is for "V" series..CF and FE for a 203 FE + CFV.
Steve
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That for the info.
Snowed in, so I decided to spend some time with Phocus 2.0 (Mac) and to learn how use it for more than a RAW converter. I can't figure out how to bring up the lens "list" so I can apply lens correction. This is for "V" series..CF and FE for a 203 FE + CFV.
Steve
Hi Steve,
You need to add the V system lens correction tool, on the right hand side.
David
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Hi Steve,
You need to add the V system lens correction tool, on the right hand side.
David
On...the ...right..side..hmm I'm not seeing it.....I think I went through this about six months ago but due to old age and lack of use....I need additional hints. :>)
Steve
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On...the ...right..side..hmm I'm not seeing it.....I think I went through this about six months ago but due to old age and lack of use....I need additional hints. :>)
Steve
Steve right at top right there is a down facing arrow which is where you select which tools you wish to see in a given tab. One of those is "V lens corrections".
HTH
Nick-T
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Steve right at top right there is a down facing arrow which is where you select which tools you wish to see in a given tab. One of those is "V lens corrections".
HTH
Nick-T
You mean that little, tiny down arrow in the very tip-top upper right corner that I completely overlooked when I was doing my monkey and typewriter routine????
Thanks for the help...:>)
Steve
Addendum: In going over the list, I am surprised that my favorite lens, the 110mm f/2 FE isn't included.
Steve
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Steve,
I know Hasselblad is working to incorporate more lenses from the V-series. If memory serves, I recall Paul or David from Hasselblad making mention of the FE lenses being added down the road. I can imagine these lenses, especially the 110mm f/2 presenting some 'work' for Hasselblad in providing corrections to this classic lens.
Regards,
Jordan
You mean that little, tiny down arrow in the very tip-top upper right corner that I completely overlooked when I was doing my monkey and typewriter routine????
Thanks for the help...:>)
Steve
Addendum: In going over the list, I am surprised that my favorite lens, the 110mm f/2 FE isn't included.
Steve
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Bet you they never include the old C 60mm f4 - and guess who's got one and uses it a lot And before you all fall about laughing, it's not a bad old lens provided you stop it down a bit.
ho hum
By the by - I use Phocus 1.2.1 with no problems, but I downloaded vers 2.0 for PC and it does horrible things to my XP machine. In particular, it crashes dead (blue screen) when I try to use highlight retrieval. And all the thumbnails for the 3FR and FFF files in Explorer just vanished. So I went back to 1.2.1
John
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Here's the complete list for your reference...
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I think, David, that it would be jolly nice to have the most common of the old C lenses on there, because there are still a lot of them about. Say the 80, 150, and 50mm for a start. All of those work just fine with the CFV-39 back.
John
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You mean that little, tiny down arrow in the very tip-top upper right corner that I completely overlooked when I was doing my monkey and typewriter routine????
Thanks for the help...:>)
Steve
Addendum: In going over the list, I am surprised that my favorite lens, the 110mm f/2 FE isn't included.
Steve
Now that David posted the list, I went back and saw the the F 110 is there.
Steve
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I'm wondering if the lens corrections work for some of the lenses such as the 110/2 that crossed over to the Rollei 6008 ?
Now that David posted the list, I went back and saw the the F 110 is there.
Steve