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Fashion Workshop with Melissa Rodwell

Posted on 2014/06/27 1:00 PM by Rob Baker

Featuring Melissa Rodwell of The Fashion Photographer’s Blog Phase One and Capture Integration are proud to sponsor Breed’s Fashion Photography Master Class on July 26th and July 27th. There will be Phase One gear on hand, including the new IQ250 CMOS sensor camera to shoot with. Learn more about the workshop and reserve your spot today. Day 1 – Fundamentals Class introduction Introducing workshop facilitators Student introduction to gauge ability level Part 1: Mastering … Read More →

A dad who travels………

Posted on 2014/06/26 11:52 PM by Dave Gallagher

Building a successful business has meant long hours in the office and on the road. 10 years ago I started Capture Integration out of my home by securing a second mortgage and putting my life savings on the line. I didn’t know what I was doing, but I did know what NOT to do. I have always lived by a simple philosophy. Treat the customer with respect and honesty, and … Read More →

Top 10 things to know about the Profoto B1

Posted on 2014/06/25 2:50 PM by Rob Baker

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Profoto’s new B1 is arguably the most exciting and successful product release from the company in recent years. Profoto has taken the strong features from the popular D1 series, and advanced to the next step with the wireless B1. The B1 brings so many unique values to the table that it’s not surprising it’s being coined a game changer for professionals and hobbyists alike. If you are a location, lifestyle, … Read More →

Robb Williamson: Upgrading to the Leaf Credo 80

Posted on 2014/06/20 2:00 PM by Rob Baker / No comments

“I chose the Mamiya Leaf Credo 80 because it was the best bang for the buck, based on my goals. Adding an 80MP system helps distinguish me from the 35mm crowd. It also preserves the value of my initial medium format investment. Upgrading is a pretty cost effective way to add features and to keep current with technology.” Arizona-based Robb Williamson is a versatile and highly successful commercial and editorial … Read More →

Brock Yates’ One Lap of America with the Profoto B1

Posted on 2014/06/13 12:00 PM by Rob Baker

Brock Yates’ One Lap of America with the Profoto B1 I have been an automotive track and studio photographer for the last 20 plus years.The trip is a weeklong, 3,400 mile trek around the country in the Brock Yates’ One Lap of America. This annual event, my 12thyear covering it, is the original, updated version of the Cannonball Run. Today’s event involves driving from racetrack to racetrack with competitive driving … Read More →

The Northern View: Teamwork

Posted on 2014/06/12 3:00 PM by Dave McRitchie

Here at Capture Integration we are always emphasizing teamwork, being a team player, trusting your teammates and generally making sure that we are all pulling in the same direction. Of course we are not the only business that does this, or tries to embrace the team culture, but we really buy into it as a group and it made me realize that the teamwork is all around us on a … Read More →

Capture One Pro Quick Tip: Backing up Capture Pilot & other iOS apps

Posted on 2014/06/12 1:43 PM by Josh Booth

Backing up iOS applications The difficult thing about updating apps on your iPhone or iPad, is that once you update it, it’s nearly impossible to find an earlier version of the software should you need it. Fortunately, it’s pretty easy to back up the apps should you need them again. Here’s how: First, plug your iOS device into the iTunes library you usually sync with. If you haven’t already, you … Read More →

David Burnett: Something To Behold

Posted on 2014/06/12 12:00 PM by Rob Baker / No comments

Repost from Mamiya Leaf “I was planning a set of portraits for the Atlanta Games back in the mid ‘90s, and as part of the research, I came across some old medium format photos from the ‘20s and ‘30s. They were images taken at the finish line — you know, just as the runner breaks through the ribbon — and they were something to behold. They inspired me. “Back then, … Read More →

Top Ten Digital Back Innovations

Posted on 2014/06/11 9:00 AM by Steve Hendrix

Medium format digital backs have for years offered a great alternative to smaller digital formats when it comes to premium image quality. This list recognizes some of the important innovations from a historical vantage point. There are many to choose from, and while many of these may not seem terribly advanced in and of themselves, when combined with the leading image quality that medium format digital backs provide, (and the … Read More →

Cambo RS600 – Now Available

Posted on 2014/06/10 9:00 AM by Rob Baker

Now available for sale and rental The Wide RS600 is designed for architectural and landscape photographers that wish to use a digital back without removing and exchanging it with the focusing screen, enabling the photographer to compose, focus, slide the digital back in place and shoot immediately. Manufactured from high grade aerospace aluminum, the camera platform is one piece unit which prevents any distortion as the camera plane is parallel … Read More →