So, in a review published on this site :http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/leaf_aptus_ii_12.shtmlAt the end the author states there is no difference in price between the R and non-R models (the ones with / without rotating sensor). This directly contradicts publicly available information that I'm aware of (all press releases following Photokina, last fall) where there is a hefty cost difference between the R / non R versions of the 80 MP Leaf. Could someone, please, clarify this for me ? Review error ? Press release error ? Change in Leaf pricing policy I'm not aware of ? Am I missing something here ?
Not sure which PR you're referring to. The 12R (V mount) costs the same and the M/ C/ H mounts. The AFi mount is 1,000 EUR more expensive.So no "hefty cost..." and there was no change in pricing policy
Which makes the 12R in V mount a very tempting proposition for 500 series Hasselblad owners. You can shoot with a WLF and change instantly from landscape to portrait format. I'm not sure how the old C lenses would stand up to the scrutiny of 80MP, though . . .John
Yair,The SINAR Hy6 and the LEAF AFi are similar, but to my understanding not identical in all respects. So, as an owner of the SINAR Hy6, my question is, "Can I use the LEAF Aptus II 12 on my Hy6?"Jerry Reed
Not sure which PR you're referring to. The 12R (V mount) costs the same and the M/ C/ H mounts. The AFi mount is 1,000 EUR more expensive.So no "hefty cost..." and there was no change in pricing policyHope this helpsYair Leaf Imaging Ltd.
FWIW, once you try the revolving sensor, the world of backs splits into two versions: those with and those without. Its a delight to change orientation on the fly without dust worries.
I am a Leaaf Aptus 75 owner. Are there a special upgrade price if I want to trade in for an Aptus II 12 ??