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I am happy with H4D-60 even i don't need it, i was even happy with my H3DII-39 but i was after upgrading sooner or later which i did already and no regret or never look back.
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are you sure?? I thought it's a Dalsa (no "sensor plus" chip but still a Dalsa...)The Hassey 60 is a Kodak sensor the same as the 40 and 50.
Oops, my boo-boo ... not enough coffee yet to think straight. You are right and I am wrong. It's the 40 and 50 that are Kodak sensors. Sorry.are you sure?? I thought it's a Dalsa (no "sensor plus" chip but still a Dalsa...)
nothing happendOops, my boo-boo ... not enough coffee yet to think straight. You are right and I am wrong. It's the 40 and 50 that are Kodak sensors. Sorry.
-Marc
Tareq:I have to test my 28 more on the 60mm, i will deactivate that cropping from 60mp on the software and see.
Honestly saying, yes, it is an improvement over my H3DII-39 definitely, but i can't tell comparing to H4D-40/50, i am happy with it now and better resolution, but still i don't give that LCD much care about my results, i may try to check the LCD of 40 and 50 later on the dealer store to see, i will go to him either tomorrow Sunday or Monday and see.Tareq:
I have not seen you comment on the LCD on your H4D-60. My understanding is that it was supposed to be a major upgrade over the LCD on the H3D, H4D-40 and H4D-50 cameras.
Then I'd definitely go for the 60. (Sorry Marc, couldn't resist! :ROTFLOops, my boo-boo ... not enough coffee yet to think straight. You are right and I am wrong. It's the 40 and 50 that are Kodak sensors. Sorry.
-Marc
My understanding was that the H4D series all had upgraded LCD's over the H3D series.Tareq:
I have not seen you comment on the LCD on your H4D-60. My understanding is that it was supposed to be a major upgrade over the LCD on the H3D, H4D-40 and H4D-50 cameras.
I'd look much more into usability and accessories… as the H4D60, P65+ and Aputs II 10 and the lenses are certainly all great.... I will be spending 50k on a system so I better do it right! ...
but with the HTS the 28mm translates to a ~45mm lens. This is not exactly what you get with your 24mm on the Canon.I use TS lenses and love the look and capacity to acquire images that are impossible to get otherwise, and the Canon 24L TS II Kicks A%$@, so I have been researching a way to have the TS on the DF system and have not found a valuable solution yet, unless I purchase an additional Tech system to put the back in to it, but I don't like to have to buy an other set of lenses
Combining frames taken with the lens tilted is easier in theory than it is to do in actual practice...Yes there is the only down side on the Hassy TS, can't understand why they had to make it with a 1.5 EX. but still workable, as I can still stitch various shots together.