800 & 1600 asa for H3DII 39 & 31

[wbulte]

It will not improve image quality but it will enable larger apertures and or slower shutter speeds.
That is why lower ISO is often wanted.

Sure. But a ND filter would fix that here and now just fine, for not too much money.

Wilko

 

[polypal]

H Filters

You are right about ND filters. Only thing is where do you get those since Hasselblad only supplies UVs and polarizers.

Could be Heliopan does them but as far as I know NDs are pretty difficult to get for H series lenses.

 

[DJPixelMan]

Sure. But a ND filter would fix that here and now just fine, for not too much money.

Wilko

Yeah, but what the heck, why carry filters around when all you need do is slip it down to ISO 50?

Regards

David

 

[wbulte]

Yeah, but what the heck, why carry filters around when all you need do is slip it down to ISO 50?

Regards

David

That assumes the back can do it (well, the firmware allows it).. If not, the ND is a working alternative.

Wilko

 

[christian_r]

Hi Christian

You can upgrade your H3DII22 to R249.

The benefit:

Fixes:
- Formatting size issues on some 16Gb CF cards products.

Paul Claesson
Hasselblad USA

Hi Paul

Isn´t there any plans for increasing the iso sensitivity on the h3d22?

 

[Paul Claesson HUSA]

Not at this time.