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Plus, this resource offers Epson, HP, and other large format inkjet printers. Thus we have looked around until we found a unique digital imaging resource where they offer all four leading brands: Sinar eMotion 75 and Phase One and Hasselblad Imagon and Leaf. Since FLAAR is independent, we prefer that our readers have access to fair information on every brand of medium format digital camera back. If you are interested in information about the Sinarback eMotion 75, consider that most camera dealers know only one or two brands. Phase One and Leaf have been 1-shot except if you remember the really early Leaf cameras that had filter wheels. Sinar and Imacon ( Hasselblad now) were the only other companies that I remember that also offer 4-shot and 16-shot capabilities. You can actually go around outside and are not stuck tethered with a boat anchor to carry.Īctually all early Eyelike Precision models come with 4-shot and 16-shot versions. Now you can see why the current Jenoptik camera has the word motion in it.
Contax 645 digital back flickr portable#
As was the style circa 2002-2004, you could add a “to go” system or porta-pak and become “portable.” In this bygone era being portable meant you could use a Mac laptop tethered to the portability pack which was tethered to the camera all by cables. It touts the multi-shot 6-megapixel sensor, the MF scan (a multi-shot version of the MF basic. The Eyelike website (, de being Deutschland), still lists oldiesĮyelike Precision M6, M11, M16, and M22. It fits Hasselblad, Mamiya, Contax, and Rollei cameras. This is a 1-shot/16-shot model that requires being used with a computer. The Eyelike Precision M22 has no LCD monitor. This means it is sort of portable, but not as portable as the newer models today (such as the Jenoptik Sinarback eMotion 75). Tethered means a camera sensor has to be connected with a cable to a computer. So apparently not the Fuji medium format camera.
Contax 645 digital back flickr series#
Rollei 6008 or other 600X series camera.The Rollei 6008 AF is an amazing camera, discussed on our page dedicated to camera “fronts.” The present page is dedicated to camera “backs.” In today’s world of camera nameplates, Rollei is now called Franke & Heidecke, the grandsons of the original founders if I remember correctly. Ironically, it is now 2006, and I am still in Guatemala, still doing photography, and still preferring a medium format camera. Indeed a Rolleiflex was my first medium format camera, in 1965, while a student at Harvard, taking a year off to do archaeological photography for the University of Pennsylvania at the Mayan ruins of Tikal. Rolleiflex were twin-lens reflect cameras. Of course if you know your camera history this is not a Rolleiflex: this is a Rollei. The combo package is called the Rolleiflex-Sinarback eMotion22 Digital Super Package. Rollei makes an actual medium format camera. Since Sinar does not make any actual medium format camera and since Jenoptik is a company dedicated to lasers and optics, it makes sense for the two companies to partner with Rollei. This is certainly better than a Compact Flash card of 1, 2, or even 4 megapixels. The eMotion75 has an on-board storage of 6 GB. The Sinarback eMotion75 comes from Jenoptik. Jenoptik, a large company in Germany, bought controlling interest in the Swiss camera manufacturer Sinar and their products are now coordinated with each other. Using it with a CPL seems to have big benefits and produces those film like images with good tonal range for such old tech kit.The medium format digital backs of Jenoptik and Sinar have been merged. Shame the Mk2 never made on to the streets. which has now been replaced with a Nikon D7000, which is great and far easier to travel with than the Contax kit.ĭespite it's reputation the old N Digital can be persuaded into some great rendered images, quirky but a great challenge to use and enjoy. The Nikon D70 got replaced with a Canon 5D mark1.
Contax 645 digital back flickr manual#
I'm tempted to pick up a S2b, looks like a superb piece of Contax engineering and the last of the manual series. ND, N1 with data back and grip and NX body, 17-35, 50mm, 100m Macro, 24-85, 70-200, 70-300, filters extension tube and focus screens.Īn 85mm F1.4 would be nice, but I'm not prepared to pay the crazy prices on ebay. So swapped the classic C/Y set up for an N1. Had always been attracted by the N system. With the arrival of autofocus I also ran a Nikon F80, later the D70. Later added a 159 as second body, lovely little camera.
It started many years ago when I bought a new RX, then collected a load of primes to use. As I long term fan and user wonder if anyone else is. This thread maybe short lived as I guess "we" could be few and far between.
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