Flash and TTL on the X2D II
Community-sourced compatibility guide for flash on the Hasselblad X2D II. Godox, Nikon, Profoto TTL, leaf shutter sync, and what doesn't work.
Technical investigation of four Phocus 4.1.1 bugs: stack traces, plist monitoring, log analysis, and root cause identification.
Read the post →Community-sourced compatibility guide for flash on the Hasselblad X2D II. Godox, Nikon, Profoto TTL, leaf shutter sync, and what doesn't work.
The Hasselblad X2D II lacks highlight-weighted metering. Here's how HDR mode and spot metering protect your highlights - and why RAW shooters have an advantage.
Hasselblad releases Phocus Mobile 2 v4.0.2 with a one-line changelog: "Fixed Known Issues."
Hasselblad quietly released Phocus Mobile 2 v4.0.1 with unchanged release notes. Here's what we know about this point release.
Hasselblad releases Phocus Mobile 2 v4.0 with new brush, linear, and radial masks for local adjustments on iPhone and iPad.
Hasselblad quietly releases Phocus 4.1.1 with HDR shadow rendering fix, improved disk performance, and crash fixes.
Phocus 4.1 uses ~12GB RAM during normal editing. On 8GB or 16GB Macs, expect heavy swapping. 24GB is the practical minimum.
Press 2 for thirds, 3 for quarters - Phocus crop tool has hidden grid overlays. Here's how to use them.
How Phocus's Histogram tool compares to Capture One Levels. Key differences and workflow tips for Hasselblad shooters.
Phocus 4.1 leaks ~50 MB per Ultra HDR export, eventually crashing your system. Here's what causes it and how to work around it.
A technical investigation into Phocus 4.x analytics: what gets transmitted to Google, what's logged locally on your Mac, and what Hasselblad's privacy policy doesn't tell you.
Phocus 4.1 fixes Ultra HDR JPEGs but breaks TIFF export paths. Workaround found: use the built-in TIFF-16 preset unchanged.
NEW FEATURES IN PHOCUS UPDATE 4.1 (MAC) * Hasselblad Natural Noise Reduction (HNNR) is extended to FFF files, further improving the noise reduction effect
HDR can't be printed - here's the physics why. Plus archival strategies and practical guidance on when Ultra HDR JPEG makes sense.