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Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: bradleygibson on May 10, 2007, 10:01:34 am
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Found this over at photo.net (http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=00L5jG)
http://www.huliq.com/21127/sinar-launches-...m-format-camera (http://www.huliq.com/21127/sinar-launches-new-sinar-hy6-digital-medium-format-camera)
and
http://www.digitalphotopro.com/dppthisweek...camera/#more-96 (http://www.digitalphotopro.com/dppthisweek/2007/05/09/sinar-bron-imaging-%20launches-new-sinar-hy6-digital-medium-format-camera/#more-96)
I also found this at Adorama (http://www.adorama.com/catalog.tpl?op=NewsDesk_Internal&article_num=050907-1), so the word is definitely out.
It looks like (US) availability will be mid-July with a list price of $32,500 US for the camera + eMotion 75LV back and $30,500 US for the camera + eMotion 54LV.
This is the first time I've heard of the LV moniker. Does anyone know what the LV signifies?
Best regards,
Brad
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This is the first time I've heard of the LV moniker. Does anyone know what the LV signifies?
Best regards,
Brad
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I presume LV stands for LIVE VIDEO
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I presume LV stands for LIVE VIDEO
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That makes sense! (Clearly I missed the obvious!)
Thanks,
Brad
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So it is, LV stands for Live Video capability of the eMotion 54 (22 Mpx) and 75 (33 MPx). A part from this, new electronics and other improvements are coming with those new backs: they are not just the e22 and the e 75 with LV capability.
Thierry
I presume LV stands for LIVE VIDEO
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Is that the final treatment, 2 color scheme? It reminds me the hideous looking Hasselblad's H series cameras. Sorry H lovers, I know it is in my eyes only. One more good reason to keep my gorgeous V system!
Hey F&H !!! Make an all black version.
Ed
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no worry, there isn't a bi-color version.
Thierry
Is that the final treatment, 2 color scheme? It reminds me the hideous looking Hasselblad's H series cameras. Sorry H lovers, I know it is in my eyes only. One more good reason to keep my gorgeous V system!
Hey F&H !!! Make an all black version.
Ed
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Is that the final treatment, 2 color scheme? It reminds me the hideous looking Hasselblad's H series cameras. Sorry H lovers, I know it is in my eyes only. One more good reason to keep my gorgeous V system!
Hey F&H !!! Make an all black version.
Ed
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its a small thing, but im sure hasselblad would have sold heaps more if they looked more like this-
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the contax is actually more plasticy than the h1 (h1 being coated metal), but it doesnt seem like it because its got that nice mat black look to it.
paul
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Please go to www.sinarcameras.com to see the actual and final look and colours of the Sinar Hy6.
And there is even a 3-D view under:
http://www.zoomatra.de/2006/sinar/sinar.html (http://www.zoomatra.de/2006/sinar/sinar.html)
Thierry
its a small thing, but im sure hasselblad would have sold heaps more if they looked more like this-
http://fujifilm.jp/personal/filmcamera/med...5af/design.html (http://fujifilm.jp/personal/filmcamera/mediumformat/gx645af/design.html)
the contax is actually more plasticy than the h1 (h1 being coated metal), but it doesnt seem like it because its got that nice mat black look to it.
paul
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