PHASE ONE P25



Sept 18, 2007
With 22 megapixels, a 12-stop range and ISO 50 to 400, the P25 is a dominant force in the world of medium-format backs. It captures up to 35 images per minute, can write data at 16 mb per second and has a 32 second exposure time.
    Portability is key with P-backs, each one able to capture to a Compact Flash or Microdrive card and be tethered to a computer via a FireWire connector. The backs’ Secure Storage System checks every CF card inserted, making sure its integrity is intact before shooting, thus preventing lost images. ISO, white balance and file format can be set directly on the back, while a 2.2-inch LCD screen displays clear images, even in bright sunlight. The P family’s rechargeable lithium ion battery lasts about 250 captures (up to four hours) and the backs can also be powered externally through the FireWire cable for continuous shooting. P-backs work with medium format cameras from Contax, Hasselblad and Mamiya, as well as 4 x 5 cameras from Arca Swiss, Cambo, Rollei, Linhof, Toyo, Sinar, Plaubel and Horseman, making P-backs a flexible option.

Retail price: $24,990
Further information: www.phaseone.com





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