Steve Hendrix

Workin’ away!

Posted on 2012/12/31 11:44 AM by Steve Hendrix / No comments

It is December 31, 2012. Last day of the year. The hardest working company in the business is on task. We’re here all day. The phones are ringing. If our customers don’t rest, then why should we? The “Fix-It” Desk

11/28/12 – One Day Only Sale: 5% off Hasselblad CPO

Posted on 2012/11/27 11:28 PM by Steve Hendrix

Wednesday, November 28 is an opportunity to save extra on an already great deal for a Hassleblad CPO Product from Capture Integration. Hasselblad is providing a One Day Only, 5% additional savings on Hasselblad CPO Products. As a Hasselblad Authorized Dealer, Capture Integration is participating in this event and features the below products with the special pricing – only for Wednesday, November 28, 2012. In addition to factory servicing and a … Read More →

October Artist Exhibit: Jim Haefner

Posted on 2012/10/15 9:54 PM by Steve Hendrix

On October 11, Capture Integration and Art Institute Atlanta kicked off a sponsored exhibition featuring Jim Haefner . The event took place at the Janet Day Gallery, located at the Dunwoody Campus of the Atlanta Art Institute for a reception and artist lecture. The exhibit will remain active through the month of October. Below are some highlights from the event:

PhotoKina 2012 Impressions

Posted on 2012/09/24 9:34 PM by Steve Hendrix

*DISPATCH-STEVE HENDRIX/CAPTURE INTEGRATION After a long 7 days in Germany, I thought I’d write up my summary of the 2012 Photokina on the plane ride home. However, I soon realized that my brain was complete mush, and after 4 attempts and nothing to show but long pages of sentence structures that were completely illegible, I decided that perhaps a photo blog would be the best approach (at least for now). … Read More →

Leaf Credo Coming in AFi Mount

Posted on 2012/08/06 3:44 PM by Steve Hendrix

Leaf/Mamiya has confirmed that the new Credo digital back will become available in AFi camera mount, in addition to Mamiya 645, Contax 645 AF, Hasselblad H, and Hasselblad V Series platforms. This was in doubt for some time, the presumption being that the Aptus-II 12 would be the last Leaf product designed for the AFi platform, and in fact, last year this was reinforced unoffically by Leaf. It is … Read More →

Nothing to do with Photography

Posted on 2012/07/12 8:15 PM by Steve Hendrix

This Saturday I have a haircut appointment with one of my favorite people, Kiki. I have been getting haircuts from Kiki for about the past 4 – 5 years. Before that, I meandered for a while, going from stylist to stylist after my hair stylist retired, until I found Kiki. Why do I get my hair cut by Kiki, and why does it matter? Someone called me the other day … Read More →

P1 P65+ vs P1 IQ160 Capture Rate

Posted on 2012/07/09 11:51 PM by Steve Hendrix

Despite having the same sensor in both products, there are many additional features that the Phase One IQ160 offers that the Phase One P65+ does not. One of these features is potentially faster sustained capture rates, even when the same sensor is used, due to the larger buffer and faster writing architecture of the IQ160. We decided to test this. So, in one corner we have the Phase One P65+M … Read More →

Live View, Leaf, & Capture One

Posted on 2012/07/05 4:53 PM by Steve Hendrix

In the FYI department – for years, Leaf digital backs have offered Live View for composition and focusing functionality when shooting tethered to a computer. The advantages of Live View are well known by now, since most 35mm DSLR’s offer high quality, real-time Live View in camera. Live View for medium format doesn’t match the flexible, high quality Live View associated with 35mm DSLR cameras, but, while limited, can still … Read More →

Live View, Leaf, & Capture One

Posted on 2012/07/05 4:53 PM by Steve Hendrix

In the FYI department – for years, Leaf digital backs have offered Live View for composition and focusing functionality when shooting tethered to a computer. The advantages of Live View are well known by now, since most 35mm DSLR’s offer high quality, real-time Live View in camera. Live View for medium format doesn’t match the flexible, high quality Live View associated with 35mm DSLR cameras, but, while limited, can still … Read More →

Did you know that we also sell…….?

Posted on 2012/06/21 11:34 PM by Steve Hendrix

Normally shipments to our clients are relatively compact and minimal affairs – a box that contains an amazing complement of a medium format digital back and camera, perhaps a technical camera like a Cambo Wide or an Arca Swiss RM3Di, and some great lenses, possibly made by Mamiya, Schneider, or Rodenstock. And of course, some important accessories to assist getting the best results. But we do also cater to larger … Read More →