P65+ detail

[micmatthews]

Click here to see the amazing detail in a P 65+ test shot

http://digitaltransitions.blogspot.com/

[mjrichardson]

Click here to see the amazing detail in a P 65+ test shot

http://digitaltransitions.blogspot.com/

All that money for a back and still it doesn't help you get a level horizon!
 
Mat.

[Doug Peterson]

All that money for a back and still it doesn't help you get a level horizon!
 
Mat.

Funny you should mention that.

The P65+ includes a built in Virtual Horizon indicator which allows you to ensure an even horizon.

So the tool is there for easy use.

To DT's credit I've run many many tests and I will vouch for how easy it is to overlook 1 thing when you're trying to control dozens of variables.

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[Steve Hendrix]

Funny you should mention that.

The P65+ includes a built in Virtual Horizon indicator which allows you to ensure an even horizon.

So the tool is there for easy use.

To DT's credit I've run many many tests and I will vouch for how easy it is to overlook 1 thing when you're trying to control dozens of variables.

[font= \"Arial\"]Doug Peterson (e-mail Me)
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Phase One, Canon, Apple, Profoto, Eizo & More
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I actually have the same image. The original image is level. So it is likely just a "mouse-slip" while inserting the image into the blog.


Steve Hendrix
Phase One

[micmatthews]

Another image has been uploaded where the virtual horizon is correct.

http://digitaltransitions.blogspot.com/

[BobDavid]

I'd like to see that same shot taken with a 39mp sensor. I'll bet you'd still be able to discern details in the windows.