- September 28, 2012 at 5:02 am #3032
Really beautiful. I like the rendering of the lens.
- September 28, 2012 at 7:55 am #3040
Thanks Pete.
The Hasselblad H lenses get along with the S2’s sensor quite nicely.
The HC50/3.5-II, 100/2.2, and 150/3.2N are a particularly nice set of lenses to use with the Leica … dual shutter capable, good handling size for the S2, and all use the same 77mm filter size.
-Marc
- September 29, 2012 at 12:47 am #3044
fotografz;3367 wrote: Thanks Pete.
The Hasselblad H lenses get along with the S2’s sensor quite nicely.
The HC50/3.5-II, 100/2.2, and 150/3.2N are a particularly nice set of lenses to use with the Leica … dual shutter capable, good handling size for the S2, and all use the same 77mm filter size.
-Marc
Hi Marc,
Great to see your take with the 100. I am wondering if you can share your processing with the H-lenses. I am not quite getting the colors/look with mine so need to learn from you. Thank you in advance! - September 29, 2012 at 7:13 am #3048
Arif, I just use LR and the lens profiles Leica provided for the HC lenses.
In the case of the HC100/2.2 when strong backlighting is present (like it was in the Bride and flower-girls photo) I may have to use a bit more manual purple fringing correction. This shows up more frequently with the S2 than with my H4D/60.
Mostly process for skin-tones by eye. The S2 tends toward more magenta skin so I frequently use the specific color correction tools in LR to make minor adjustments until the skin looks like the above pics.
What specifically are you having problems with?
-Marc
- September 30, 2012 at 1:02 am #3058
Really nice photos Marc. I gotta say, there is no way to detect the difficulties you had by looking at the photo. The exposure looks great to my eye.
- September 30, 2012 at 10:41 am #3059
Thanks Mark, RE: difficulties …
Never let them see you sweat … LOL!
What is also so gratifying about using these tools is the remarkably consistent look and feel attainable between the S2 and M9P … while I also use a Sony A900 and Zeiss optics, as well as process images from my second shooter’s Nikons or Canons, none have that synergy … that certain richness that is easy to see and hard to explain.
My hope is that the M and S functionally evolve to a point I can eliminate all the other cameras … and we are getting close. I hope the new M with CMOS maintains that image synergy.
Me likey Leica
-Marc
- October 5, 2012 at 10:29 am #3064
The first shot of the bride with the kids at the railing is a stellar image. Congratulations.
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