X2D with Leica, Voigtlander & TTArtisan 3rd Party Lenses
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Learn how to set up and use the Hasselblad X2D or X1D with third-party lenses from Leica, Voigtlander, TTArtisan, Zeiss and others. This video includes images shot with six different non-XCD lenses, plus tips on:
Setting the electronic shutter
Setting the focal length for IBIS image stabilisation
Setting up focus peaking
Tips on how to focus manually
Lens adapters I use
How to deal with vignetting
Cropping in-camera vs Photoshop
Which shooting modes to use
Setting minimum shutter speed for manual lenses
I talk about and show images taken with the following lenses and adapters:
Leica R 80-200 f/4 with Fotodiox Pro Adapter
Leica R 180mm f/2.8 with Fotodiox Pro Adapter
Voigtlander VM 21mm f/1.4 with Novoflex Adapter
Voigtlander VM APO 50mm f/2.0 with Novoflex Adapter
TTArtisan XCD 90mm f/1.25 (no adapter required)
TTArtisan M 50mm f/0.95 (TTArtisan Adapter)
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Gear used or mentioned at the time of recording:
Hasselblad X2D 100C: geni.us/id5Ub7
Hasselblad XCD 35-75mm Lens: geni.us/ehp1ZC
Hasselblad XCD 45 P Lens: geni.us/Qg9nb
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iFootage TC9 Carbon Tripod: geni.us/iFoota...
K&F Concept Nano-X Polarizing Filter: geni.us/AA3C4
DJI Wireless Field Mic: geni.us/DJI-Mi
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Wow! I love that camera. Very informative and detailed video and the images are excellent. It's always a pleasure, buddy!
Thanks, mate.
Thanks Peter, this was really informative!
@@dezfoto7534 My pleasure!
Thanks. Always a pleasure to watch your videos and hear your stories. Wish you lived nearby!
Many thanks, Andrew.
I really had no Idea that you could adapt M lenses to it. Thanks for this video. I have held off on getting one because the XCD lenses are nigh impossible to find but I have a grip of Leica and voigtlanders I could put on here.
@@BrandonTalbot Good stuff, Brandon. I have a review of the TTArtisan vs the VM 50 f/2 coming up in a few weeks, too.
Thankyou for this summary! For now I do not have an XD2, but I plan to get one in the future..
so this is welcome as I plan to use some "legacy" NON Hasselblad lenses --- Hopefully to manual focus with the XDC should not be a mystery or hard challenge.
Thankyou for your insight in this system! Best wishes from Austria
Christian
@@christiantypestar6229 Thanks, Christian. 👍
Had no idea the Leica M lenses were an option here. Good result :) I have an old Schneider 50mm TS that was built for Hassleblad, but mine is adapted in EF. I'm going in the wrong direction!
LOL. BTW, I just spent three days shooting in the mountains with the Leica D-Lux 8, and it's absolutely wonderful! It's very cute, but so damn capable. I also took my X2D to Jamieson, but shot 95% of my images with the Leica because it was always to hand, and did everything so well - landscapes, portraits, macro, and even car shots. The colours are lovely, and the resolution is enough if you compose well to begin with (the 24-75 helps a lot with this). Oh, and BTW, that TTArtisan 100mm f/2.8 macro lens (on the R6 MKII) is awesome. Have fun in Nepal!
Thanks, keep the X2D content coming :)
Definitely in your “happy place” Peter 😀
@@Chris-NZ If I’m outside with a camera, I’m definitely in my happy place. And NZ’s South Island was just about the happiest place I’ve been.
@@peterfritzphoto I can definitely relate 😀
How much cropping did the Voigtlander 50 APO require?
Perhaps 10%. Typically with the 50 and the 21, I just step back a little if necessary.
7:03 That might not be a good idea since a lot of lenses have focus shift, which means the plane of focus changes on stopping down.
Interesting point - thanks.
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@@NetvoTV Thanks, but I actually design logos for clients myself. I have a logo, which I use in various places.
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