I assume that I do have a large element of that in many of the pictures but thought that it would be mainly limited to the sides of the pictures. I attempted to use an Expodisc...screwed into the front of the lens and shot a capture at the same F stop but had to correct over 3 stops to see anything. Expodisc recommends to shoot a capture back at the camera as an incident meeter but this is counter intuitive for LCC. Am I able to correct exposure and then apply this for the LCC or do I need a different type of filter? This is an H3D 39 II so I pose this question to Hasselblad owners also.IMO this is definitely colour shift and you can see it in the outdoors shots as well with the skies going Magenta.
You need to use a diffuser filter (normally supplied with the digital back) and to take a diffused image using the same f-stop/Aperture, then use a facility in the software to correct your images.
Some softwares will also let you correct vignetting at the same time.
Yair
The new Phocus has a white balance selection for LCC now and I am unsure if it will need corrections for all Fstops and focus distance combinations. Any ideas?
Thanks for the input.
Bob