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vandevanterSH
A Beta release of Hasselblad's Phocus software is now available.

ftp://PhocusDemo:*****@192.38.191.13/
elitegroup
QUOTE (vandevanterSH @ Mar 16 2008, 12:40 AM)
A Beta release of Hasselblad's Phocus software is now available.

ftp://PhocusDemo:*****@192.38.191.13/
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I found that link didn't work unsure.gif

This Beta is for MAC only sad.gif

Try this link http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/content_p...cid=7-9308-9341
JEM_DTG
This recently released version of Phocus is indended as a dealer distributed demonstration version, as apposed to a full-fledged "public beta". The intention is that the support from the dealer network is in place when Phocus is distributed in a public beta capacity.

RobGalbraith.com had been kind enough to make the FTP download info available.

This is an exciting move forward for Hasselblad, and should certainley address a number of short-falls found in FlexColor.

Bear in mind there are some specific software and hardware requirments for this release of Phocus. These would include Mac OSX 10.5+ only, preferably running on Intel-based machines, as well requiring the current version of FlexColor (v4.8.4) to be installed on the machine.

Be sure to read the associated ReadMe file, as it outlines these requirements in more detail.

Regards,

Jordan Miller
DTG

QUOTE (vandevanterSH @ Mar 15 2008, 11:40 AM)
A Beta release of Hasselblad's Phocus software is now available.

ftp://PhocusDemo:*****@192.38.191.13/
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jjj
QUOTE (JEM_DTG @ Mar 15 2008, 05:00 PM)
Bear in mind there are some specific software and hardware requirments for this release of Phocus. These would include Mac OSX 10.5+ only, preferably running on Intel-based machines, as well requiring the current version of FlexColor (v4.8.4) to be installed on the machine.
DTG
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Bummer I only rent a Hasseblad when needed and haven't yet got around to installing Flexcolour on my new Mac. Not owning a Blad means I can't log in to download Flexcolour for the Mac!
Annoying as I have some images from last year I haven't had time to process and I hoped Phocus would be somewhat quicker then the awful Flexcolour to use. I had a play with it at Focus and it seemed pretty decent if a little rough round edges, but it is a Beta..
Kumar
The log-in id and password are given on the RG site.

Cheers,
Kumar
JEM_DTG
jjj,
I would certainly expect the rental house to provide you with the necessary, up-to-date software to support their cameras.

In addition, any Hasselblad dealer should be happy to provide you with up-to-date versions of FlexColor, to allow proper configuration of this recent release of Phocus. This is certainly something I have available for customers at any given moment (via Apple iDisk, support web links, USB thumb-drives, Factory CD's, etc).

You can expect an appreciable speed improvement with Phocus, over FlexColor. This is accomplished on several levels, most importantly by its more elegant support, and inter-operation, of both .fff and .3fr files.

If you would like an up-to-date copy of FlexColor, feel free to contact me directly.

Regards,

Jordan Miller
Digital Technology Group, Inc.
(813) 889-0660 office
(800) 681-0024 toll free
(813) 888-9680 fax
(813) 507-9173 mobile
jordan@DTGweb.com
www.DTGweb.com


QUOTE (jjj @ Mar 16 2008, 07:13 PM)
Bummer I only rent a Hasseblad when needed and haven't yet got around to installing Flexcolour on my new Mac. Not owning a Blad means I can't log in to download Flexcolour for the Mac!
Annoying as I have some images from last year I haven't had time to process and I hoped Phocus would be somewhat quicker then the awful Flexcolour to use. I had a play with it at Focus and it seemed pretty decent if a little rough round edges, but it is a Beta..
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jjj
QUOTE (Kumar @ Mar 16 2008, 11:59 PM)
The log-in id and password are given on the RG site.

Cheers,
Kumar
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That's for Phocus beta, not Flexcolour. Ta anyway.
jjj
QUOTE (JEM_DTG @ Mar 17 2008, 12:04 AM)
jjj,
    I would certainly expect the rental house to provide you with the necessary, up-to-date software to support their cameras.
I rented whilst abroad and only installed the PC software at the time as I use a PC when travelling.

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In addition, any Hasselblad dealer should be happy to provide you with up-to-date versions of FlexColor, to allow proper configuration of this recent release of Phocus. This is certainly something I have available for customers at any given moment (via Apple iDisk, support web links, USB thumb-drives, Factory CD's, etc).
Hasselblads are not something any dealer near me stocks.


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If you would like an up-to-date copy of FlexColor, feel free to contact me directly.
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Thank you very much Jordan, I will take you up on that. Email on way.
Kumar
QUOTE (jjj @ Mar 17 2008, 10:09 AM)
That's for Phocus beta, not Flexcolour. Ta anyway.
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Shouldn't post before my second cup of coffee rolleyes.gif

Kumar
BobDavid
Any word on when a PC version of Phocus will be released?
sturman
QUOTE (jjj @ Mar 17 2008, 01:13 AM)
Bummer I only rent a Hasseblad when needed and haven't yet got around to installing Flexcolour on my new Mac. Not owning a Blad means I can't log in to download Flexcolour for the Mac!
Annoying as I have some images from last year I haven't had time to process and I hoped Phocus would be somewhat quicker then the awful Flexcolour to use. I had a play with it at Focus and it seemed pretty decent if a little rough round edges, but it is a Beta..
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There is a german site dedicated to Phocus - with a download link to FC 4.8.4 also.
See here http://www.phocus-hasselblad.de/5062299a64...a506/index.html

Greetings Andy
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