u/Forest-and-Ocean

I’ve just had my fourth Entyvio infusion. I’ve had UC for many years and finally decided to start biologics. I started in June with the loading doses, followed by infusions every eight weeks, but unfortunately I haven’t noticed any improvement yet. I was really hoping it would work, especially because I liked the idea of a treatment that’s more targeted to the gut. My GI has suggested switching biologics, and I’ll be seeing him again soon to discuss the next step. Before that, I’d love to hear from anyone who’s been on Entyvio. Did it start working for you around week 14, or even later, after little or no improvement initially? Thanks so much for sharing your experiences!

I recently bought a Hasselblad X2D II 100C and I’m trying to optimize my workflow.

Right now my storage is set to Overflow, so the camera saves to the internal 1TB SSD first and only switches to the CFexpress card when the SSD is full.

Are there advantages to making the CFexpress card the primary storage instead?

For those of you who shoot professionally:

- Do you use the internal SSD or the CFexpress card as your primary recording destination?
- What are the pros and cons of each approach?
- Does one workflow make tethering, importing into Phocus, backups, or long-term file management easier?
- If you use the internal SSD, how often do you offload and clear it?
- If you had to set up an X2D from scratch today, which storage configuration would you choose and why?
I would love to hear what has worked best for you in real-world use

Thank you in advance!

Hello there! Using Phocus 4.2 with a Hasselblad X2D II 100C on macOS Sequoia. When browsing images on the camera SSD before importing, I can see thumbnails but clicking an image shows no full preview, just a gray screen with the message "Legacy Hasselblad 3fr images require import to display and edit." Has anyone found a way to preview and cull .3FR files directly on the camera without importing first?