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Mamiya Announces 33-Megapixel DL33

17 June 2009
Published in Digital Cameras

Mamiya's latest medium-format DL33 digital camera boasts 33-megapixel resolution, a 36×48mm sensor and a 3.5-inch touch screen.

The Aptus-II 7 Digital Back uses CompactFlash media storage and can capture images at 1 frame per second. In addition, the new coreless motor allows for faster, more accurate autofocusing.

The DL33 has a 16-bit capture, 12-stop dynamic range and an ISO range of...

Phase One Launches P 40+ Medium-Format System

14 June 2009
Published in Digital Cameras
p>Phase One has announced the Phase One P 40+, the company's second Sensor+ enabled digital camera back and camera system.

The P 40+ offers two image-capture modes. For high-quality prints, the normal mode captures images with a 40-megapixel resolution.

For higher sensitivity in low-light or faster handheld situations, users can also shoot in...

Mamiya Releases New Medium-Format 28-MP DL28

05 March 2009
Published in Digital Cameras

Mamiya has introduced the DL28, its newest medium-format digital camera system with a 28-megapixel resolution. The DL28's resolution is enhanced by its large sensor, which allows a pixel size of 7.2 microns to produce rich images with low noise and high detail.

The DL28 also offers a large 3.5-inch high-contrast touch screen. The camera system works with Leaf's 28-megapixel Aptus-II 6 digital back and uses the...

Phase One Releases P 65+ Full-Frame 645 Camera

16 November 2008
Published in Digital Cameras

Phase One has announced the release of the P 65+ digital back and the P 65+ camera system, a full-frame 645 medium format camera system based on the Sensor+ CCD technology.

The Sensor+ CCD technology has been co-developed with Dalsa Semiconductor and is designed to enable scalable pixel and file size, higher sensitivity and dynamic range, and increased flexibility for operation and capture, as well as improved capture rates.

The Phase One P 65+ takes advantage of a...

Phase One Teams With Hartblei for New Tilt-and-Shift Lens

15 November 2008
Published in Camera Lenses

In a strategic alliance with Hartblei, Phase One has introduced the Phase One 3.5/45mm TS lens, based on Hartblei’s 45mm f/3.5 Super Rotator lens. The small, lightweight, medium-format tilt-shift lens offers up to 12mm of shift and an 8° tilt for maximum flexibility.

The 3.5/45mm TS lens can be paired with the Phase One 645 camera system and offers photographers the ability to correct perspective, selectively sharpen and soften an image, and adjust the plane of focus without changing...

Hasselblad Delivers 50 Megapixels with H-System

17 October 2008
Published in Digital Cameras

Hasselblad has announced the launch of its H3DII-50, featuring a new Kodak 50-megapixel sensor, and the upcoming release of a new 645 sensor in 2009. Both are designed to meet the demands of high-end photographers.

The Kodak KAF-50100 image sensor, which measures 36 x 48 millimeters, will be implemented in the same-size housing as in the H3DII-39 camera. The new sensor size is also optimized to work with Hasselblad's HTS 1.5 tilt/shift adapter to enlarge the image circle by 50 percent and...

Mamiya Offers 645AFDIII Hybrid

15 June 2008
Published in Digital Cameras

Mamiya has released the 645AFDIII, the latest addition to its professional line of medium-format film/digital cameras, with an updated intercommunication protocol called MSCE (Mamiya Serial Communication for External) to improve communication between the digital back and camera body.

The Mamiya 645AFDIII employs a new coreless motor to make autofocusing fast and quiet. To further improve AF control, the focusing point can be...

Hasselblad Introduces New H3D DSLR Cameras

13 June 2007
Published in Digital Cameras

Hasselblad has introduced its newest H3D DSLR camera. The H3D-31, with 48mm full-frame ability, is the improved 31-megapixel version of the H3D-39. The new model uses a 44×33mm sensor enhanced with micro-lenses to boost the ISO rating one stop to a new maximum of ISO 800.

The system's high-speed capabilities allow for fast operation and a capture rate of 1.2 seconds per image in either mobile or tethered mode. The camera offers the highest burst rate of the H3D series and uses...

Hasselblad Releases Multishot DSLR, Film-Only H2 Replacement

02 March 2007
Published in Digital Cameras

Hasselblad has released the H3DII-39MS, a new digital SLR that eliminates the need to interpolate images and enables both single- and multi-shot capability. The H3DII-39MS combines the technology offered in the 39-megapixel CF-39MS digital back with the functionality and integration of the H3DII-39.

The H3DII-39MS will feature a new RAW converter and will not be film compatible. It will, however, offer photographers the ability to use the...

Hasselblad Launches Anniversary Camera

17 December 2006
Published in Digital Cameras

In recognition of the centenary of Victor Hasselblad's birth, Hasselblad has unveiled the 503CWD Anniversary Kit, a high-end photographic system in a classically designed Hasselblad 503CW body.

The kit comprises the 503CWD integrated digital camera with waist-level viewfinder, specially marked focusing screen, chrome winding lever and Zeiss Planar CFE 2.8/80mm lens. The camera features Natural Color Solution, Instant Approval Architecture and a CCD that is 50 percent larger than...

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