Do Hasselblad mulitple price drops threaten the S system

[xiaubauu2009]

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phocus lens correction software is amazing very easy to correct verticals if you screw up when shooting.

 

 

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Ya, so is Capture One. but one would always prefer to do it pre-post.

[MarkP]

 

 

... pre-post.

 

Great euphemism :-)

[Guest]

Rather than MP, it is the sensor size that makes the difference in angle of view with a given lens.  So your sensor is roughly 40mm x 54mm, I never found a 50mm that wide on my film Hasselblads (57mm square).....

 

john

 

Subjective perception John.

 

Like I said, I like to shoot landscapes with a long lens and stitch.........not because its better or anything like that just because thats what I like to do

 

Neil

[Guest]

Ya, so is Capture One. but one would always prefer to do it pre-post.

 

Thats why I said what I said

https://www.l-camera-forum.com/topic/276744-do-hasselblad-mulitple-price-drops-threaten-the-s-system/?p=3505821

[John McMaster]

Subjective perception John.

 

Like I said, I like to shoot landscapes with a long lens and stitch.........not because its better or anything like that just because thats what I like to do

 

Neil

 

That will only work with distant landscape, not with shots that have a foreground component...

 

john

[Guest]

That will only work with distant landscape, not with shots that have a foreground component...

 

john

 

Correct I didn't think about that..........My 50mm is really quite wide John like a 30mm nearly

 

Neil

[Jeff S]

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Subjective perception John.

 

Nothing subjective at all. If your MP doubled on your camera, your FOV wouldn’t change a bit. But if you put your 50 on a (hypothetical) 100 MP X2D, it would appear less wide due to the smaller sensor (assuming the X2D sensor is the same size as the X1D).

 

Jeff

[Guest]

Nothing subjective at all. If your MP doubled on your camera, your FOV wouldn’t change a bit. But if you put your 50 on a (hypothetical) 100 MP X2D, it would appear less wide due to the smaller sensor (assuming the X2D sensor is the same size as the X1D).

 

Jeff

 

Not correct Jeff

Were talking sensor size here mate not megabytes. My 50mm II on my 100c 44x57 ish sensor will be wider than a 37x44 sensor like on my S...........like 0.6 verses 0.8

 

Neil 

Edited April 24, 2018 by Guest

[Jeff S]

Not correct Jeff

Were talking sensor size here mate not megabytes. My 50mm II on my 100c 44x57 ish sensor will be wider than a 37x44 sensor like on my S...........like 0.6 verses 0.8

 

Neil

That’s what my post says, Neil . Read again.

 

MP doubling would NOT change your FOV (field of view) using your 50.

 

But putting your 50 on your S.... or on the smaller sensor X1D.... WOULD give you a narrower FOV.

 

This is what John tried to explain to you after you referred to your 100MP camera, which only gives your 50 a wider FOV because of its sensor size, not because of its MP.

 

Jeff

Edited April 24, 2018 by Jeff S

[John McMaster]

Most of us make do with a 30mm x 45mm S sensor ;-)

 

john

[Guest]

That’s what my post says, Neil . Read again.

 

MP doubling would NOT change your FOV (field of view) using your 50.

 

But putting your 50 on your S.... or on the smaller sensor X1D.... WOULD give you a narrower FOV.

 

This is what John tried to explain to you after you referred to your 100MP camera, which only gives your 50 a wider FOV because of its sensor size, not because of its MP.

 

Jeff

 

I'm fully aware of the relationship between sensor size and FOV as this was explained to me last week. I'm also fully aware that megapixel don't effect it.

 

I used to have a Nikon 14/24mm and even though that is a very special lens for Nikon it really didn't do anything for me personally as it was just to wide and difficult to use. Thats why I have decided to use my HC50mm II as the widest lens on my H6D100c and my S30mm on my S007. I actually don't like the S30mm  on my S so will try my HC50 II on my S007 via an adapter and see how that is

 

Neil

[Guest]

Most of us make do with a 30mm x 45mm S sensor ;-)

 

john

Ive seem your work John McMaster and its very nice indeed............location location certainly helps

 

Neil

[Jeff S]

I'm fully aware of the relationship between sensor size and FOV as this was explained to me last week. I'm also fully aware that megapixel don't effect it.

 

I used to have a Nikon 14/24mm and even though that is a very special lens for Nikon it really didn't do anything for me personally as it was just to wide and difficult to use. Thats why I have decided to use my HC50mm II as the widest lens on my H6D100c and my S30mm on my S007. I actually don't like the S30mm on my S so will try my HC50 II on my S007 via an adapter and see how that is

 

Neil

Then your ‘subjective perception’ response to John’s comment made no sense.

 

It’s often not clear what you understand and what you don’t because the only thing less clear is your writing style. John and I raised the point because your earlier post made it seem that you attributed the FOV issue to your “100 MP “ camera, not to your “largest sensor” camera.

 

Jeff