Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: mazma on August 19, 2009, 08:55:31 am
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hi,
lightroom now supports hasselblad 3F files. i have a H3DII-39, and i use LR a lot, since i am also shooting nikons.
mixed cameras on projects and one place to develop is more convenient for me.
i was wondering if anybody found a good "default" setting for the H3D in ACR or lightroom. i am playing with the ACR calibration tools, but still i feel i am not right there. any input?
ps. i don't know if i should post this in the developing forum, rather than here. but i feel people on this side are more aware of medium format digital than in the other forum.
pps. i know phocus might be better for hassy files. not the point. i am interested in the best developing in LR/ACR for hassy files. even if it is not the best overall.
thanks,
alberto
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hi,
lightroom now supports hasselblad 3F files. i have a H3DII-39, and i use LR a lot, since i am also shooting nikons.
mixed cameras on projects and one place to develop is more convenient for me.
i was wondering if anybody found a good "default" setting for the H3D in ACR or lightroom. i am playing with the ACR calibration tools, but still i feel i am not right there. any input?
ps. i don't know if i should post this in the developing forum, rather than here. but i feel people on this side are more aware of medium format digital than in the other forum.
pps. i know phocus might be better for hassy files. not the point. i am interested in the best developing in LR/ACR for hassy files. even if it is not the best overall.
thanks,
alberto
The thread
Hasselblad Phocus, TIFF/TIFF-16/PSD, profiles and color spaces
was largely about Phocus, but contains some relevant info.
I think one of the main questions you need to ask is "what colour space should you use?"
Is it not .3FR files that LR?ACR can import?