Hasselblad X2D 100C focus stacking tutorial

The mathphotographer YouTube channel has posted a new tutorial on use of the focus bracketing feature on the X2D 100C. Hot pixel removal options are also discussed.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=oT_eeStCrTY

Content:
00:00 Introduction: Firmware 2.0.0 for the Hasselblad X2D 100c
02:23 Drive Mode is the right place for Focus Bracketing
02:57 Explaining all Focus Bracketing settings in the menu
05:38 Camera and lens settings for the live demonstrations
06:02 Live demo on “Step Size”: “Extra Small” vs “Extra Large”
09:05 Live demo on “Sequence”: “Towards Infinity” vs “Towards Near Limit”
12:09 Live demo on “Sequence”: “Symmetric”
13:52 Need to know information on Focus Bracketing
15:10 Shallow Depth-of-Field vs (stacked) wide Depth-of-Field example
16:08 Playing with variations of “Number of Frames” for a 3D-look
16:36 Some tips & tricks for Hasselblad X2D Focus Bracketing
17:51 Focus Bracketing and Depth-of-Field
20:24 “Step Size” and Circle of Confusion (wrong numbers corrected)
22:11 Hot pixels in Focus Bracketing and how to remove them
25:50 Focus Bracketing and Focus Stacking live demonstration

A useful tutorial that picks up a somewhat misleading statement from Hasselblad and propagates it:

Because the calculation is carried out in image space, not object space, focus position and focal length of the lens don't affect the image plane step size.

This is soooooooooooooooooooooo slow 200 secs for a stack 🙄 im shooting my stacks at 10 frames per sec using mechanical systems. electronic is
just to slow.

The time it takes depends on the selected settings (start delay, delay between shots, shutter speed).
Sony has finally also implemented focus bracketing (a7rV). They are getting there, very slowly 😉.