Leica Summilux-M 50mm f1.4 Close Focus on Hasselblad X2d

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Am 20.3.2025 um 21:05 schrieb Al Brown:

Good, but the minimum camera shake will induce useless rolling shutter effects due to ultra slow sensor readout of electronic shutter in real life (1/3s regardless of shortness of shutter speed). My X2D is unfortunately not like my former GFX... useless for adapted lenses without tripod.

Not if you shoot 14bit

 

[wolan]

vor 5 Stunden schrieb Al Brown:

On a large 100MP sensor the electonic shutter readout is one third of a second whatever you do.

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Have you tried? With the bit color depth set to 14 I have no problems shooting with vintage lenses.

I am not an expert but when you choose 14 bit less data is sampled, that is why readout is faster.

I shoot all the time with mounted lenses without any problem. However, as soon as I switch to 16 bit, I start seeing the problem you mentioned.

[wolan]

vor 1 Stunde schrieb Al Brown:

I have tried, I have 14 bit permanently set. According to Hasselblad, The X2D's sensor readout time is 166 ms in 14-bit mode and 370 ms in 16-bit mode. Both are useless in my usage, travel, landscape etc. Banding and rolling shutter are unpredictable on 14 bit or 16 bit. Try your electronic shutter with a car driving 60km/h paralley to you... you will see.

166ms is a little bit more then the M11...