AI Enhancement on Hasselblad X2D 100C Image
Jan 29, 2024 19:06:52 #
Bill_de wrote:
You just did!
You don't need to announce when a conversation is over, just quietly move on.
Many people feel they need the last word ... you don't.
Nobody should be editing your photos without permission. If it is a problem, message "Admin"
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You don't need to announce when a conversation is over, just quietly move on.
Many people feel they need the last word ... you don't.
Nobody should be editing your photos without permission. If it is a problem, message "Admin"
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Jan 29, 2024 19:08:36 #
Bill_de wrote:
You just did!
You don't need to announce when a conversation is over, just quietly move on.
Many people feel they need the last word ... you don't.
Nobody should be editing your photos without permission. If it is a problem, message "Admin"
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You don't need to announce when a conversation is over, just quietly move on.
Many people feel they need the last word ... you don't.
Nobody should be editing your photos without permission. If it is a problem, message "Admin"
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I reached out to the Admin.
Jan 29, 2024 19:16:58 #
Jan 29, 2024 19:18:34 #
DirtFarmer wrote:
It appears to me that the problem was unfortunate ... (show quote)
Thanks. Im getting a reminder about a good method I used to use but then somehow got away from it. Back then if I wanted to show for instance a WB fix up, I would crop into the image and only demonstrate on just a part of the image. That way the WB effect is visible but the whole image is not presented as an improved version.
Below is a "clinical sample" that could be "healed" without actually altering the original photo that had been posted.
Jan 29, 2024 19:23:21 #
Rules or no rules, a mature thinking adult should always ask permission before altering anyone else's photo. Just common courtesy.
Jan 29, 2024 19:34:51 #
EJMcD wrote:
Rules or no rules, a mature thinking adult should always ask permission before altering anyone else's photo. Just common courtesy.
Jan 29, 2024 20:02:00 #
DirtFarmer wrote:
It appears to me that the problem was unfortunate ... (show quote)
Indeed. Have revisited the original image posted to this thread from my system [not a copy from another system sent online]. Looks good on my 16, 24 and 27 inch Macintosh displays. Just like for some musicians it all about the bass - in digital imaging its all about the color calibration.
Jan 30, 2024 06:38:33 #
Jan 30, 2024 07:01:28 #
dhelix33 wrote:
......................... Indeed. Have revisited the original image posted to this thread from my system [not a copy from another system sent online]. Looks good on my 16, 24 and 27 inch Macintosh displays. Just like for some musicians it all about the bass - in digital imaging its all about the color calibration. .................
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Feb 1, 2024 13:09:05 #
[quote=dhelix33]My Hasselblad X2D 100C combines features seen in both [my former] X1DII 50C, and the 907X bodies There were interest points for me upgrading to this camera body [still using the 'old' 21mm F4, 45P F4 and 65mm F2.8 glass w/ the X2D].
First, I usually carry my 21mm and 45mm lenses to a location [the 65mm stays home for studio work]. The 100MP sensor X2D lets me crop tighter on images without significant resolution reduction.
Second, We shoot events where I use the tilting screen to shoot 'on-the-fly' so to speak while covering the space.
Third, I am impressed with the color science paired with 15 stops of dynamic range where I can to capture true-to-life highlights and shadows with natural transitions using my X2D 100C. IBIS - shooting handheld at longer shutter speeds [up to 1.0 second for me is a nice to have.
Fourth, I am also liking the upgrade from a Contrast Detection sensor in the X1D II to an exceptional 294 Phase Detection autofocus over the 100-megapixel sensor in the X2D - that now gives me swift and accurate focusing.
[Icing on the cake is the 1TB SSD installed in my X2D]
So, my Hasselblad X2D 100C Medium Format is capable of exceptional handheld image clarity - a level of hand held image clarity I have never experienced with a digital camera.The Hasselblad 5-axis image stabilization system in the X2D provides up to seven stops of complete shake reduction. I have seen a fellow X2D user shoot handheld at up to 1.5 seconds without blur.
I like doing stuff like this;
Have attached a series of hand held images to visually describe how I process a single Hasselblad 200MB RAW image that is hand held for 1.0 second [which after my process - is reduced to a 5-8MB JPG image for share online. I am also sharing how I use Adobe LRC with AI Denoise - which has proven to be an excellent automated image enhancement. The computer system stacks images to enhance clarity, resolution and color depth. Works exceptionally well with RAW images produced with our Hasselblad X2D, Sony a9 and Sony a7III.
The posted image was shot with;
Hasselblad X2D 100C camera
Hasselblad 45P lens
Aperture: f/8
ISO 3200
Want to try a sample landscape at ISO 64, f/22 and however long it takes to expose on a tripod - should weather permit tonight.[/quote]
Rather puzzling that such exceeeeeeedingly detailed gear description is "supported" by such haphazard imagery in visually offensive "sick green" when the fix for that is absurdly quick and painless. Attached below is a color swatch from the originally posted image and an example of quickly improved color.
First, I usually carry my 21mm and 45mm lenses to a location [the 65mm stays home for studio work]. The 100MP sensor X2D lets me crop tighter on images without significant resolution reduction.
Second, We shoot events where I use the tilting screen to shoot 'on-the-fly' so to speak while covering the space.
Third, I am impressed with the color science paired with 15 stops of dynamic range where I can to capture true-to-life highlights and shadows with natural transitions using my X2D 100C. IBIS - shooting handheld at longer shutter speeds [up to 1.0 second for me is a nice to have.
Fourth, I am also liking the upgrade from a Contrast Detection sensor in the X1D II to an exceptional 294 Phase Detection autofocus over the 100-megapixel sensor in the X2D - that now gives me swift and accurate focusing.
[Icing on the cake is the 1TB SSD installed in my X2D]
So, my Hasselblad X2D 100C Medium Format is capable of exceptional handheld image clarity - a level of hand held image clarity I have never experienced with a digital camera.The Hasselblad 5-axis image stabilization system in the X2D provides up to seven stops of complete shake reduction. I have seen a fellow X2D user shoot handheld at up to 1.5 seconds without blur.
I like doing stuff like this;
Have attached a series of hand held images to visually describe how I process a single Hasselblad 200MB RAW image that is hand held for 1.0 second [which after my process - is reduced to a 5-8MB JPG image for share online. I am also sharing how I use Adobe LRC with AI Denoise - which has proven to be an excellent automated image enhancement. The computer system stacks images to enhance clarity, resolution and color depth. Works exceptionally well with RAW images produced with our Hasselblad X2D, Sony a9 and Sony a7III.
The posted image was shot with;
Hasselblad X2D 100C camera
Hasselblad 45P lens
Aperture: f/8
ISO 3200
Want to try a sample landscape at ISO 64, f/22 and however long it takes to expose on a tripod - should weather permit tonight.[/quote]
Rather puzzling that such exceeeeeeedingly detailed gear description is "supported" by such haphazard imagery in visually offensive "sick green" when the fix for that is absurdly quick and painless. Attached below is a color swatch from the originally posted image and an example of quickly improved color.
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