I am an architectural photographer and had a chance to do a look/see and test with the Arca-Swiss Pico using the 30mm modified Fuji lens. I tested it both with a Fuji GFX and The PaseOne IQ4. For my use the 30mm is not wide enough on the GFX ( due to its cropped sensor), but a very beautiful focal length on the PhaseOne IQ4.
It would be quite useful if Capture One had a lens profile for the Fuji 30mm that went beyond 15mm as the Pico and 30mm can be displaced a little over 20mm.
This would be very useful for both PhaseOne full frame users as well as Fuji GFX users using Capture One
As a commercial architectural and interior photographer, I shoot tethered in Capture One on assignments with the Arca Swiss Pico.
Shift is used on nearly every frame in this work, so being able to enter the X and Y shift values directly and have the lens profile apply the matching correction would save real time on set and in post. Supporting the full 20mm range matters because the larger shifts are exactly where architectural images need correction most, and a profile that stops at 15mm leaves those frames uncorrected.
I am requesting a lens profile adaptation for the new ARCA 30mm lens designed for the Pico view camera.
To simplify implementation for the engineering team, this is primarily an adaptation of the existing Fujifilm GF 30mm f/5.6 T/S profile, as the ARCA 30mm utilizes the same optical formula.
However, because it is integrated into the Pico system for independent view camera movements, the profile requires two critical adjustments:
• Cartesian (X/Y) coordinate mapping Unlike the existing Fujifilm profile which relies on polar coordinates to calculate tilt-shift movements, the Pico system utilizes separate X and Y axis physical shifts. The lens correction profile needs to calculate distortions using independent Cartesian (X,Y) coordinates rather than polar parameters.
• Larger image circle & extended shift range The light projection circle on the ARCA 30mm adaptation provides a larger image circle. The profile needs to support up to 20mm of shift, whereas the current Fujifilm profile cuts off at 15mm.
Adapting the current Fuji 30mm optical data to accommodate these Pico system mechanics would provide photographers with precise, automated distortion correction across the full 20mm movement range.
I am an architectural photographer and had a chance to do a look/see and test with the Arca-Swiss Pico using the 30mm modified Fuji lens. I tested it both with a Fuji GFX and The PaseOne IQ4. For my use the 30mm is not wide enough on the GFX ( due to its cropped sensor), but a very beautiful focal length on the PhaseOne IQ4.
It would be quite useful if Capture One had a lens profile for the Fuji 30mm that went beyond 15mm as the Pico and 30mm can be displaced a little over 20mm.
This would be very useful for both PhaseOne full frame users as well as Fuji GFX users using Capture One
As a commercial architectural and interior photographer, I shoot tethered in Capture One on assignments with the Arca Swiss Pico.
Shift is used on nearly every frame in this work, so being able to enter the X and Y shift values directly and have the lens profile apply the matching correction would save real time on set and in post. Supporting the full 20mm range matters because the larger shifts are exactly where architectural images need correction most, and a profile that stops at 15mm leaves those frames uncorrected.
I am requesting a lens profile adaptation for the new ARCA 30mm lens designed for the Pico view camera.
To simplify implementation for the engineering team, this is primarily an adaptation of the existing Fujifilm GF 30mm f/5.6 T/S profile, as the ARCA 30mm utilizes the same optical formula.
However, because it is integrated into the Pico system for independent view camera movements, the profile requires two critical adjustments:
• Cartesian (X/Y) coordinate mapping
Unlike the existing Fujifilm profile which relies on polar coordinates to calculate tilt-shift movements, the Pico system utilizes separate X and Y axis physical shifts. The lens correction profile needs to calculate distortions using independent Cartesian (X,Y) coordinates rather than polar parameters.
• Larger image circle & extended shift range
The light projection circle on the ARCA 30mm adaptation provides a larger image circle. The profile needs to support up to 20mm of shift, whereas the current Fujifilm profile cuts off at 15mm.
Adapting the current Fuji 30mm optical data to accommodate these Pico system mechanics would provide photographers with precise, automated distortion correction across the full 20mm movement range.
Thank you for your time and consideration.