H3D Handling and System Impressions

[olaf]

Oh Calumet in the UK has the strap it looks like
http://www.calumetphoto.co.uk/item/339-100R/

Guy, you move fast!
I just popped out, got back and you've solved the problem for me. I also have the RRS L bracket on the Phase camera so the Calumet strap should work just fine for me.

Once again thanks for your help. Appreciated.

 

[Guy Mancuso]

That's what this forum is about. Thanks

 

[hcubell]

Guy, this strap/plate solves an issue with use on the H camera that required their doo-dad to attach the strap at the base of the camera which covered the integrated tripod mount ... speaking of :wtf:

For an H camera this is a good thing ... but not good for use of the H strap on other cameras unless you use the H QR on a tripod.

Anyone in need of the previous one without the plate PM me, I have two to sell ... which I will be replacing with this solution.

Thanks,

Marc

THe RRS L bracket for the H camera does have a lug on the bottom of the bracket that you can use to secure the bottom part of the "old style" strap that does not have the H mounting plate.

 

[ptomsu]

I finally made it - after some rainy days here in Austria some first images taken with my new H3D, 28 and 100.

Further samples at http://photography.tomsu.eu/ under H3D First Impressions.

Almost NO Post Processing, some minor exposure changes. I am impressed how accurately this system works, both exposure, WB, colors etc ....

Enjoy!

 

[fotografz]

I finally made it - after some rainy days here in Austria some first images taken with my new H3D, 28 and 100.

Further samples at http://photography.tomsu.eu/ under H3D First Impressions.

Almost NO Post Processing, some minor exposure changes. I am impressed how accurately this system works, both exposure, WB, colors etc ....

Enjoy!

The trees & water shots are sublime. Such gentle and subtile tonality.

-Marc

 

[ptomsu]

The trees & water shots are sublime. Such gentle and subtile tonality.

-Marc

Thanks Marc,

yes I found the same. And this was pretty harsh backlight.

I was very impressed how perfect to the point the system renders color and tonality and gradation - almost no user intervention from my side except I tried to get a good histogram already at the shot.

 

[PeterA]

Nice shots Peter.

 

[LJL]

Peter, Marc and other Hassy users,
The latest version of Phocus (v2.0) has been released by Hasselblad. I posted a link to the download in the Image Processing section, but will add it here also for folks that may be interested and following some of this software development.

http://www.hasselblad.com/service--support/technical-support/software-downloads.aspx

LJ

 

[fotografz]

Peter, Marc and other Hassy users,
The latest version of Phocus (v2.0) has been released by Hasselblad. I posted a link to the download in the Image Processing section, but will add it here also for folks that may be interested and following some of this software development.

http://www.hasselblad.com/service--support/technical-support/software-downloads.aspx

LJ

Used it already, and responded here:

http://forum.getdpi.com/forum/showthread.php?p=164198#post164198

Looks really good! :thumbup:

-Marc

 

[ptomsu]

I am also using Phocus 2.0 since this morning

1) VERY intuitive!

2) Great new tools and possibilities

3) Perfect results

4) Incredibly fast on the new Apple Machines - eg MacBook Pro

Love it!

 

[woodyspedden]

I know Jack and I both use the Hassy strap on our Phase bodies. Very nice indeed

And after using it on my H3D (subsequently sold) i now use it on all my Nikon bodies as well. Indispensable! IMHO

Woody