eddie_shiew

Nikon D300 has been the best camera I have used. Auto ISO was great. Except

when shooting vertical, the color was flatter than shooting horizontal. After recent

firmware upgrade to V1.02, then I didn't see that problem.

Nikon is D300 has been the best camera I have used. Auto ISO was great. Except

when shooting vertical, the color was flatter than shooting horizontal. After recent

firmware upgrade to 1.02, then I didn't see that problem.

Most large format lenses are sharp. You have to know how to tilt or shift the camera to get

the sharpness or depth of field. There is a word called Schumpflug. Maybe I mis-spell the

word.

I think maybe you did too much on tilt or shift movements. There are some limits how much

you can do; even you have bag bellows. Some manufacturers have extra-wide bag bellows

for wider lenses.

Both PME45 and PM45 are great and superior than all previous prisms because they are 1-1/2 to 2 stops brighter than previous prisms. If you have the current Acute-matte screen, then it adds another 1-1/2 to 2 stops brighter than older Hasselblad cameras with older screen and older prisms.

PME45 adds the convenience when you are using with any extension tubes or polarizer filter or any filters on the lens, it will compensate the exposure for you. Much easier then using with hand-held meters that you have to do the calculation in your head. For glass-wearers, both PM45 and PME45 have diopters correction built-in; however, if you have stronger diopters, Hasselblad has another diopter piece you can add on to them.