Category : Photographer Spotlight | Capture Integration

Tethering with the Microsoft Surface Pro 2

Posted on 2014/02/27 4:00 PM by Rob Baker

Our good friend and client Ken Doo has just shared a very intriguing field tethering setup with his Phase One IQ180 and Cambo WRS. If you are using (or considering) the Phase One IQ or Leaf Credo with a technical camera- here’s a potential game-changing tether solution for the field. We will provide a similar test here on our blog in the future, but read on for more details. Check … Read More →

Jeffery Salter featured in Phase One News

Posted on 2014/01/15 10:00 AM by Rob Baker / No comments

Jeffery Salter phase one capture integration

Capture Integration client Jeffery Salter is featured once again in Phase One news. Check out the new feature that covers his transition into medium format and his growing success as a magazine & advertising photographer. Congrats Jeffery! Originally posted on Phase One Photographer Jeffery Salter started his career as a photojournalist, shooting old-fashioned 35mm film. He covered everything from violent social upheaval in Haiti and the tragic Pan Am airliner … Read More →

Profoto B1 Field Test – John Bamber

Posted on 2014/01/09 3:30 PM by Rob Baker

Lights are a crucial aspect of my work, because if the existing light isn’t great, then I augment that with a strobe light. If daylight is sufficient, then I normally try and use it for a more natural look, but there are many times where I have to make the picture rather than just take it. Since I don’t work in a studio, and seldom readily have access to AC … Read More →

Spotlight: Patrick Cox

Posted on 2013/11/12 9:00 AM by Rob Baker / No comments

Patrick Cox: Embracing the challenge of variation presented by Phase One Based out of his studio in Greenville, South Carolina, Patrick Cox has been a full-time professional photographer since 2001. He sees himself as a purist who wishes to capture as much as possible in-camera. He embraces the challenge of variation, and loves that being a photographer means that every day is different. We got to know more about Patrick and … Read More →

Atlanta Braves in Infrared | Pouya Dianat

Posted on 2013/10/02 8:00 AM by Rob Baker

Capture Integration client and Atlanta-based sports photographer Pouya Dianat was recently featured in the New York Times. Pouya’s infrared photos of the Atlanta Braves using an infrared camera and the awesome portable broncolor move pack. Check out the full slide show at Seeing Baseball in a Different Light. Congrats Pouya!

Phase One IQ260 – On Sports Illustrated Cover Once Again

Posted on 2013/08/28 2:30 PM by Rob Baker

Phase One IQ260 | Capture Integration | Jeffery Salter

Jeffrey Salter has shot 3 national covers with his Phase One IQ260 since he got it just 6 weeks ago. But this one is better…..he was asked to shoot for the inside spread of Sports Illustrated and shot it horizontally. However, they loved the shot so much that they cropped in and put it on the cover. What a great testament to the power of the Phase One IQ260. Check … Read More →

Hasselblad H5D and HTS Adapter | Cemal Emden

Posted on 2013/08/23 9:00 AM by Rob Baker

CI client Cemal Emden recently shared some great images captured with his new Hasselblad H5D and HTS tilt shift adapter. Cemal is an architect and architectural photographer in Turkey. See more of his work at www.cemalemden.com. Contact our team to set up a demo with the new Hasselblad H5D. All images © Cemal Emden

Doorhof and Christensen | Rangefinder Magazine

Posted on 2013/08/01 2:30 PM by Rob Baker / No comments

Originally published in Rangefinder Magazine. © Rangerfinder Magazine 2013 Fashion and celebrity photographer Frank Doorhof, based outside Amsterdam in Emmeloord, shoots with the Leaf Credo 60, but was hard-pressed to choose a favorite portrait lens for his medium-format rig. “If I had to choose, I think it would be the Mamiya 105-210mm (which, unfortunately, is discontinued*) or the Mamiya 150mm lens.” While both are “amazing” lenses, Doorhof tends to shoot with the … Read More →

Motorcycles and Medium Format | Hasselblad H4D-40

Posted on 2013/07/19 9:00 AM by Josh Booth

Kelly Hudak contacted our team this spring to make her first step into medium format. Here’s her wrap-up review of her experience with the Hasselblad H4D-40. Article written by Kelly Hudak. All images © Dorna Sports S.L. It is through perseverance, determination and careful calculation that we come to see extraordinary results. Testing Hasselblad’s H4D-40 during the Red Bull Grand Prix of The Americas took my breath away. MotoGP makes … Read More →

Cambo CS Loupe System

Posted on 2013/03/11 11:22 AM by Rob Baker

Cambo is famous for manufacturing high quality photographic cameras and video support equipment. Part of this range includes the Cambo CS Loupe for DSLR camera systems. Sharpness from edge to edge No light fall-off towards or vignetting Distortion free lens elements No color fringing – common on low quality products Diopter setting for personal adjustment Anti fogging ventilation provided Lanyard safety strap included Soft eyecup for spectical wearers for left … Read More →