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Hasselblad Phocus
Hasselblad Phocus · Sweden · founded 1941
What it is
Hasselblad Phocus is free RAW image-processing software for Windows and macOS, designed to work with Hasselblad cameras. It supports 3FR and FFF formats and includes local controls for exposure, white balance, colour, and moiré using gradients or a brush. Hasselblad Natural Colour Solution is intended to deliver reliable colour without multiple profiles. The Keystone Tool corrects perspective with guideline controls or sliders, including dual-axis correction. Phocus can detect moiré and correct it across an image or in selected areas. Digital Lens Correction addresses colour aberration, distortion, and light fall off for supported Hasselblad H System and classic Carl Zeiss V System lenses. Other tools include film-grain simulations with controls for appearance, correction of chromatic aberration in third-party lens images, and tethered focus bracketing through Capture Sequencer for X, H, and 907X cameras. The listed Mac update, version 4.2.2, adds in-app language switching, smoother zoom, and editing support for re-imported exported HEIF files.
For and against
For
- Free RAW processing software for Windows and macOS.
- Supports 3FR and FFF RAW formats.
- Local adjustments use gradients or a brush.
- Perspective correction supports dual-axis adjustments.
- Tethered focus bracketing supports X, H, and 907X cameras.
Against
- Designed to work with Hasselblad cameras.
- Lens correction applies to specified supported lens systems.
- The listed version 4.2.2 update is for Mac.
The verdict
Phocus provides RAW processing and local correction tools at no cost. Camera users can also find lens, perspective, moiré, and tethered focus features in the software.
Who it suits
Phocus suits Hasselblad camera users who want free RAW processing on Windows or macOS. Its listed lens corrections apply to supported Hasselblad H System and classic Carl Zeiss V System lenses.
Plans and prices
Phocus
Free RAW file image processing software · PC/Mac download
Read 29 Sep 2026 · hasselblad.com
On the record
- Adjustment layers
- Local adjustment tools apply exposure, white balance, colour, and moiré corrections using radial or linear gradients and a brush.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Colour
- Hasselblad Natural Colour Solution is intended to produce reliable colours without requiring multiple colour profiles.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Film grain
- The Film Grain tool offers three grain simulations with controls for amount, granularity, roughness, and colour.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Focus bracketing
- Tethered focus bracketing through Capture Sequencer is supported for X, H, and 907X cameras.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Latest listed update
- The page lists Phocus Update 4.2.2 for Mac, including in-app language switching, smoother zoom, and editing support for re-imported exported HEIF files.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Lens correction
- Digital Lens Correction automatically corrects colour aberration, distortion, and light fall off for supported Hasselblad H System and classic Carl Zeiss V System lenses.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Maker headquarters
- Hasselblad says it is headquartered in Sweden.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Moiré
- Phocus can automatically detect moiré patterns and correct them globally or locally with the brush tool.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Perspective correction
- The Keystone Tool corrects perspective through guideline controls or manual sliders and supports dual-axis correction.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Purpose
- Phocus is Hasselblad’s RAW file image processing software, designed to work with Hasselblad cameras.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Support information
- The official downloads page provides filters for product, type, and language to find software, firmware, and manuals.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
- Third-party lenses
- Adaptive Chromatic Aberration can correct chromatic aberration in images shot with third-party lenses using image analysis.hasselblad.com · read 29 Sep 2026
