Phocus
The Phocus Grayscale Panel Is a Real Channel Mixer
The Phocus Grayscale sliders look like a global brightness control. Measured on a ColorChecker frame, they're a genuine per-channel B&W mixer.
How Hasselblad's HNCS color science works: measurements, comparisons, and what it means for your files.
The Phocus Grayscale sliders look like a global brightness control. Measured on a ColorChecker frame, they're a genuine per-channel B&W mixer.
Hasselblad engineering defines HNCS: an always-on stage in every Phocus render. What my earlier claim got wrong, and what the gap really is.
HNCS isn't baked into your files at capture. Here's how Hasselblad's render-time color pipeline in Phocus actually works, mechanism by mechanism.