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  • Hasselblad announces 100MP H6D-100c capable of 4K, H6D-50c 50MP option

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    Hasselblad has added the H6D range to its medium-format lineup, offering the H6D-100c with 100MP CMOS sensor and 4K video along with the H6D-50c with 50MP CMOS sensor. The H6D system offers a new, faster processor, a 3″ 920k-dot touchscreen monitor, dual card slots, built-in Wi-Fi and USB 3.0 connectivity. Both cameras offer 1080/30p HD shooting in the H.264 format, and include mini HDMI and audio I/O ports. Hasselblad has updated its H series of lenses to support a top 1/2000sec shutter speed when used with the H6D system.

    The H6D-100c includes 4K/UHD video recording in a proprietary Hasselblad Raw format, which can be ingested and converted by Phocus 3.0. The 100MP variant also provides a higher ISO range up to 12800, continuous shooting at 1.5 fps and claims 15 stops of dynamic range. With 50MP the H6D-50c claims 14 stops of dynamic range and is capable of 2.5 fps continuous shooting. 

    The Hasselblad H6D-50c will cost $ 25,995/€22,900; the H6D-100c is priced at $ 32,995/€28,900.


    Press release:

    Hasselblad launches an all new medium format camera

    75 years at the forefront of imagery, Hasselblad continues to innovate

    Hasselblad began its journey when founder, Victor Hasselblad, refused to simply copy an aerial surveillance camera at the request of the Swedish government who asked him if he had the skills to produce a camera identical to one that had been captured. He famously said: ‘No, but I can make a better one’. The camera maker has once again, followed Victor’s philosophy and applied it to the award winning H medium format camera – launching the all new H6D.

    Rather than an improvement on the existing medium format H Cameras, the H6D range has been completely rebuilt with new technical components and an all new electronic platform. The pioneering range retains the modularity appreciated by medium format enthusiasts along with iconic design elements and Swedish handmade quality for which Hasselblad is renowned.

    The H6D range introduces the H6D-100c with CMOS sensor, a 100MP option and the H6D-50c with a 50MP CMOS sensor. A wider range of shutter speeds from 60 minutes to 1/2000th of a second, increased ISO range and a faster shooting rate along with USB 3.0 Type-C connector that delivers exceptionally fast file transfer. The H lens range is fully compatible and, with the choice of a faster shutter speed, can be further leveraged than with previous ranges.

    The H6D-100c brings 4K video capability to medium format. The high-definition rear touchscreen LCD delivers a pin sharp live view experience and Wi-Fi as standard, a HDMI connector, for external monitor connectivity, completes the tool set.

    Built-in dual card slots allow enhanced media capability; a CFast slot allows for high-speed capture and an SD card slot enables maximum compatibility. The all new platform is capable of handling the largest file throughput with speed and ease using optimised algorithms for matchless quality les.

    Hasselblad’s image processing software, Phocus, has been enhanced with the new 3.0 version delivering additional features that allow you to apply local adjustments in the image and a new graphical interface that improves work flow and user experience.

    Commenting on the launch Perry Oosting, Hasselblad CEO noted: “The launch of the H6D range is the beginning of a year of celebration for Hasselblad. It’s fitting that we have returned to our pinnacle medium format camera to showcase the innovation and passion that have been present in every one of our first 75 years. Our obsessive approach to optical quality and precision hand building in Sweden is at the heart of this camera.

    We have retained the best and introduced the most relevant – delivering a medium format camera which we believe the Hasselblad user will fall in love with all over again.”

    Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Topaz Labs DeNoise 6 adds standalone option, batch processing, camera profiles

    Topaz Labs has released DeNoise 6, the latest version of its noise-removal software. This latest installment can be used as a standalone application in addition to functioning as a plugin for host software like Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop; it also adds batch image processing as well as profile presets for dozens of camera models.

    Topaz Labs announced the software update last week and is offering it to new customers at a discounted $ 49.99 rate until March 20, after which the regular $ 79.99 price tag will apply. Existing DeNoise customers can update to version 6 for free. DeNoise 6 is available for 64-bit Mac OS X and Windows systems.

    Via: Topaz Labs Blog

    Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • AfterShot Pro 2.3 offers missing link for Photoshop CS6 users with External Editor function option

    The latest version of Corel’s AfterShot image editing and Raw conversion application introduces a ‘Send To External Editor’ button that allows Raw files to be opened and worked on in AfterShot, then exported directly to Photoshop. This creates another way for PhotoShop CS6 customers to continue to add Raw support for new cameras to their workflow, in addition to Adobe’s DNG converter application.  Read more

    Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • MotoCMS 3.0: The Best Option to Build a Photo Portfolio Website

    Photography and web design are going hand in hand. A good-looking website requires stylish photo content to attract audience, as well as to compete with other web pages. And as photography gains more popularity year by year, this rivalry becomes much fiercer. So, acquiring good looking, attractive, creatively different photo web page is a high-priority task for every photographer who Continue Reading

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  • Red introduces ‘Weapon’ camera with 8K sensor option

    Red has unveiled its latest camera body and announced its next-generation 8K sensor. The Weapon body will be produced in magnesium alloy or carbon fiber and is available as an upgrade for users with the 6K ‘Dragon’ sensor. Anyone making the upgrade to the Carbon Fiber version will then be able to pay extra to get the forthcoming 8K sensor. Read more

    Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • LaCie updates Rugged Thunderbolt lineup with 1TB SSD option

    LaCie has introduced a new Rugged Thunderbolt external drive, updating its lineup with a 1TB SSD. This is double the previous Rugged drive’s 500GB capacity, and is coupled with a rugged external housing able to withstand water exposure, shock, and dust. The inclusion of a Thunderbolt connection, meanwhile, enables fast transfer speeds compared to typical external hard drive speeds. Read more

    Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Lensbaby adds Android option for its selective focus lens

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    When Lensbaby launched the  Kickstarter project for its ‘Sweet Spot’ selective focus lens at the beginning of April it was initially iPhone only. Now the company has added a pledge level for Android users, too. For $ 50 you can pre-order the Sweet Spot lens and the Android application for your device. Delivery is expected in October. Learn more

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Oppo launches Find 7 with QHD display and 50MP image option

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    Several manufacturers were rumored to launch a smartphone with a QHD-display (2560×1440 pixels) at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona but none of the models introduced at the show featured one of the high-resolution screens. Now the wait is over. The Chinese smartphone manufacturer Oppo has introduced the Find 7, the first smartphone to feature a QHD screen. Learn more

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Musical Explosion (3D option)

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