Posts Tagged ‘ medium format digital ’

New “Mamiya Leaf” Brand Delivers Strong Worldwide Synergy

January 16, 2012
New “Mamiya Leaf” Brand Delivers Strong Worldwide Synergy

TOKYO and TEL AVIV, January 16, 2012– Mamiya Digital Imaging, a trusted manufacturer and developer of medium-format cameras and optics, and Leaf Imaging Ltd., a leading manufacturer and developer of digital backs for the medium and large-format photography markets, today announced that they have created a new, worldwide Mamiya Leaf brand that integrates both...
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Ultra Hi-Res Sensors and the Demise of Pixel Peeping

October 3, 2011
Ultra Hi-Res Sensors and the Demise of Pixel Peeping

With 35 mm digital sensors (full frame and cropped) now encroaching into image sizes once reserved for medium format digital (MFD) systems, photographers are going to have to change the way they examine their images for picture quality. With the introduction of the Sony SLT-A77 and NEX-7, cropped (APS-C) sensors have now surpassed the...
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Phase One Opens Enrollment for PODAS New Zealand Photography Workshop

September 13, 2011
Phase One Opens Enrollment for PODAS New Zealand Photography Workshop

PODAS New Zealand Workshop is for Serious Photographers Who Want to Have Fun. Phase One Digital Artist Series Worskshops are Designed to Help You Broaden Your Horizons and Perfect Your Vision .
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Hasselblad announces free firmware update that brings the H4D-60’s features to the H4D-40 and H4D-50

August 31, 2011
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A recent firmware update for the H4D-60 brought Hasselblad’s flagship camera to a new level of sophistication with added features and functionality. Now, H4D-40 and H4D-50 users can benefit from the same advancements thanks to the free user-installable firmware. Hasselblad is supporting this exciting news with a campaign that sends photographers an extraordinary message: “You’ve got...
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Hasselblad H4D-60 Firmware Update adds New Features

July 11, 2011
Hasselblad H4D-60 Firmware Update adds New Features

11/07/2011 Hasselblad announces a firmware update that fine-tunes the H4D-60 to a whole new level with additional features and functionality. With a major firmware update announced today, the Hasselblad H4D-60 is well on its way to becoming a legend. One-click focus check, bi-directional electronic spirit level, the ability to display camera grip information on...
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Hasselblad Launches the New H4D-200MS

May 25, 2011
Hasselblad Launches the New H4D-200MS

Hasselblad’s latest multi-shot camera, which delivers unprecedented 200 megapixel files, is currently shipping. Upgrades for H4D-50MS cameras are also available.
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Leaf Redesigns Aptus-II User Interface with release of Leaf Capture 11.5

May 23, 2011
Leaf Redesigns Aptus-II User Interface with release of Leaf Capture 11.5

Intuitive, User-Friendly Design Improves Handling
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News Roundup

May 5, 2011

Quite busy this week, so I will present all of the news I have received here. Phase One Releases Capture One 6.2 Paul Waterworth named as Hasselblad’s new Global Photographer Relations Manager Leica Camera Announces Leica Akademie’s North American Debut Leica Camera at the New York Photo Festival Focal Press’ new Focus On series...
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Hands on with the Phase One IQ180

March 23, 2011
Hands on with the Phase One IQ180

The Phase One IQ Road Show made a stop here in Miami, FL and I was able to attend, sampling the latest in high-end camera goodness from Phase One: the IQ180 digital back. Big thanks to Phase One and Capture Integration for having the roadshow stop here and inviting me. The event was held...
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Phase One Announces IQ Series Digital Camera Backs

January 24, 2011
Phase One Announces IQ Series Digital Camera Backs

Phase One today announced their new IQ series of medium format digital backs. Sporting 40, 60.5 and a whopping 80 megapixels each, the three new backs also incorporate hi-res (1.15 megapixel) “Retina-like” touch displays, weather sealing, limited Live Mode viewing, Focus Mask (which highlights what parts of the image are in sharp focus –...
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