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I’ve known David Moog as a friend and client for about 11 years (from 2015, to be exact). From the beginning, I found him to be engaging, talented, skilled, wise, and authoritative on the [...]

If you’re a Hasselblad user or even someone who wishes they could be a Hasselblad user if only they had compatibility with Capture One, then last week was a very good week, because the seemingly [...]

There’s a plethora of recent advances in denoise tools across numerous image editing platforms (Topaz, DXO, Adobe, of course). *Disclaimer: I have not used any of these other tools, but my [...]

I was recently contacted by a client who was alarmed that their new X2D II showed only 0 shots available, when they had just formatted their internal 1TB SSD (capable of nearly 5000 shot raw file [...]

This past week we were saddened to hear the news that Thomas Weber passed. We enjoyed a close working relationship with Thomas over the years, and while the ownership of Alpa changed to the very [...]

I have never, literally, never, taken an intentional photograph using exposure bracketing. I’ve had to play with the feature a bit in some cameras, just so I know where it is and roughly how it [...]

Great Client, Great Work, Fast Turnaround! Daniel Paik’s Shots of The Tom Wolfe Literary Prizes Dinner Featured in Vanity Fair I’ve had the pleasure of working with Daniel Paik over [...]

I wrote an article some time ago about the loud-ish shutter sound coming from the Hasselblad 25mm f/2.5 V Lens. Someone had questioned whether that was a normal sound. I, of course, determined [...]

Want to take full advantage of the new auto-focusing capability of the X2D II 100c? Below is a list of compatible lenses that can be used in continuous auto focus with this new firmware. Without [...]

This Is Now Hasselblad Photographers Still Love Hasselblad This is now who Hasselblad is. Yes, there’s a rich history, Victor Hasselblad, 500C Cameras, Zeiss Lenses, Moon Walks. That [...]