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Hasselblad Phocus Workflow with Tecate
Written by John Shipes   
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This is the final image for the client to use at point of sale demonstrating the long pour of Tecate into a cold glassThe Assignment

Client wanted an image described as a long pour of beer originating from a bottle at the top of the frame and traveling roughly 50 inches into a beer glass with a perfect logo visible. A layout was provided for matching the point-of-purchase target of store cooler doors.

Technical Analysis

The shot was split into four parts: 

  1. Beer bottle with a controllable “POUR,” shot full-frame. 
    It was important to get a natural-looking curve of the beer coming out of the bottle.
  2. Two sections of a real pour. 
    We poured fresh beer from a pitcher, into a bucket, shooting a section of about 24 inches each.
    The first series was shot of the top 24 inches of the pour...
  3. ...then the bottom.
  4. Series of a beautiful beer in a pristine beer glass with natural beer foam, and a small amount of foam rolling off the right rim of the glass.
    This shot also includes the stream of the pour coming into the glass.


    Capturing the pour of beer into the glass required strobes
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Hasselblad Phocus for Mac version 2.6.5 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Hasselblad Software Agent   
Wednesday, 02 November 2011 22:42
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Current version of Phocus Mac is 2.6.5

Improvements to the user interface with Lion style overlay scroll bars, better feedback during the firmware update process and faster tool performance with the Crop and Viewer.

Updated: Current version of Phocus Windows is 2.6.4


Download from here

Last Updated on Thursday, 05 January 2012 09:43
 
Hasselblad User Showcase PDF Print E-mail
Written by John Williams   
Monday, 23 March 2009 11:23
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Want to know more about photographers who use Hasselblad solutions? The Hasselblad User Showcase features imagery shot with Hasselblad, the background on the photographer, and the inside story on what they want to achieve and how they do it.

Check out how L.A.-based digital technicians Damon Loble and Jake Trott at 150Kilos use the Hasselblad for global projects.

Last Updated on Friday, 16 July 2010 14:55
 
Power to the People PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 22 April 2010 22:32
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All digital cameras require power. How is Hasselblad's solution better?

Convenient

One camera, one power. The Hasselblad Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) power grip for the Hasselblad H-system is the only battery you will need to take pictures on film or digital. The energy demands for film, auto-focus, and flash are minor in comparison to modern digital magazines with bright displays - some even require a separate battery or power source to operate. Less is truly more when it comes to keeping up with multiple batteries and chargers on location and another risk to the shoot is avoided.

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