Cambo Actus ACTAR-24 Lens

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NEW Cambo ACTAR-24 Lens Available for pre-order at digitalback.com Shipping in December 2015 $1,695 USD Cambo’s ACTAR-24 is a 24mm wide-angle lens, dedicated to the Cambo Actus series. Thanks to its design it will focus at infinity with mirror-less as well as DSLR camera bodies. On full frame 24×36 sensors, the optics allow for 10mm shifts. Using smaller sensors, you may gain more shift – as the Actus offers more adjustments within the … Read More →

IQ3 interface plates for technical cameras

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With the introduction of the IQ3 camera systems, Phase One has added additional pins for extra communication with the XF camera body with the digital backs. As some have noticed, the interface plates for technical cameras have a cut out for the older pin configuration and will not accommodate the added pins. This means that the pins will touch the metal plate itself. While this does not impede usage, the pins were … Read More →

Cambo Unveils New Website

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Cambo has launched a new website. Unlike their previous site, this is now responsive, allowing for use on tablets and smartphones. This is a great new resource for viewing details on Cambo lenses and cameras, allowing you to fully explore the entire Cambo lineup in detail. You can check out the new and improved website here: https://www.cambo.com/en/   Remember, all Cambo lenses and cameras are available for sale through your Capture Integration … Read More →

CI Tech Tip: Cambo WRS Macro Adapters

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When using a Rodenstock 90mm f/5.6 HR Digaron-SW lens, or a Schneider 120mm f/5.6 Asph. N Apo-Digitar lens, you will need to have macro adapters for use beyond the minimum focusing distance of the lens. We’ve compiled a list of what focusing distance you can expect with each spacer below: Performance with Schneider 120mm f/5.6 Asph. N Apo-Digitar Performance with Rodenstock 90mm f/5.6 HR Digaron-SW

Replacement Tech Cam Lens Caps

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Ever misplace a lens cap for your tech cam while hiking? Perhaps you went up a mountain and came down a little bit lighter, or your cap just took a tumble out of your pocket when you were shooting a seascape. Either way, finding a replacement cap can be a bit of a pain. Luckily, we’ve added the appropriately sized Schenider Kreuznach and Rodenstock lens caps for the lenses we … Read More →

Cambo Actus DB – Big Changes for a Tiny View Camera

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This could be considered Part 2 of – “My gosh, what has Cambo done”? If we jog our memory back to last summer, we saw the release of one of the grooviest products we’ve seen in some time, the Cambo Actus, an unbelievably small view camera for 35mm DSLR and mirrorless cameras. http://205.186.138.113/plesk-site-preview/captureintegration.com/205.186.138.113/first-look-cambo-actus/ While that tiny little view camera has been a hit with our smaller format clients, as one … Read More →

Copal Shutter Repairs On The Rise – Updated

A must read if you use a Technical Camera or View Camera. This is a re-print/re-edit from an article we posted back in 2010 regarding Copal Shutter repairs, and the recent increase we had seen in the occurrence of those repairs. Since shutter repairs can be expensive, and the original article was posted 4 years ago, I felt it would be a good idea to refresh it and bring it … Read More →

Cambo ACTUS & Fuji XT-1 Image Stitching

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Note: This post has been re-posted with the permission of Cambo UK. We invited John Grayston, Major Accounts Manager for Fuji to Cambo UK to take a look at the new Cambo ACTUS mini view camera. Armed with a case load of cameras and lenses John duly obliged to fit the Fuji XT-1 to the ACTUS and we took a series of images to show how easy it is to … Read More →

First Look – Cambo Actus: a small miracle

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My experience with Cambo goes back to my days at the turn of the millennium working for SinarBron Imaging, the USA Importer for Sinar cameras at the time. Most of the studio 4×5 shooters that I came into contact with were using a Sinar or a Cambo (occasionally a Toyo…). If they used a Cambo they were spending only 50% – 70% the price of the Sinar. That is how … Read More →

Cambo RS600 – Now Available

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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 →