I have a number of cityscapes to capture and in advance of those flights I wanted to do some testing with the X2DII. Our weather has finally turned delightful and a couple of nights ago we decided at the last minute to pull the door off the helicopter and give the Hasselblad a little workout. Several things popped up to delay our departure by about 30 minutes so we lost some beautiful light, on the other hand I really got to see what the dynamic range and the stabilization in the camera was capable of. I am more of a fan every time I light this camera up.....................
That’s really rather impressive. May I ask a couple of questions?
Did you let the camera calculate the exposure, or did you do it yourself? I’m guessing that the figure of 483s probably implies that the camera did it.
Andrew CD wrote:
That’s really rather impressive. May I ask a couple of questions?
Did you let the camera calculate the exposure, or did you do it yourself? I’m guessing that the figure of 483s probably implies that the camera did it.
And did you process it in Phocus or elsewhere?
Thank you! I let the camera calculate the exposure after putting on a 10-stop ND. Processing was in Lightroom Classic. It's probably all me but I have yet to see a significant difference when using Phocus.
