RE-LAUNCH: Landart – The Wave
August 18, 2008
unpublished work: Landart - The Wave
Now the complete series is online. Out of the 50 photographs there are many new, up to now unpublished works from the years 2001 till 2005. Including a new series "The Wave – Vertical".
All images are scanned from Agfa Scala black and white slide film. No further digital manipulation.
I appreciate all comments or remarks…
Stay tuned …
DSLR with technical camera front standard movements
August 12, 2008
Cambooffers now the innovative X2-PRO camera system which allows technical camera front standard movements such as rise, fall, swing, tilt and shift. Ultra-fine adjustments of the lens plane used for perspective and fine focal plane control are driven by two patented CAMBO CROSSGEARING drives that have the feel of liquid-smooth precision.
technical movements with DSLR
In addition, Cambo’s dedicated mounting system places each different digital SLR in the exact optical centre of the camera’s sensor and features a quick-release for use in landscape or portrait position without removing the bellows.
Compatibility is available for DSLR cameras
- from Canon: 1D/1Ds-series, 5D, 20D, 30D, 40D
- from Nikon: D3, D2x, D300, D200
- from Fujifilm: S3/S2 and the new S5
- from Mamiya: Mamiya ZD
With a maximum bellows extension of 150mm, the Cambo X2-PRO lets the photographer choose from their existing Schneider, Rodenstock, Hasselblad or Mamiya lenses, where there is no extra expense for additional lenses, OR take advantage of the latest digital lenses from Schneider and Rodenstock.
The price for the system is around 1400 Eur.
all information from www.cambo.com. A short movie presenting the system can be found
here.
EPFL Rolex Learning Center – 07.08.08
August 7, 2008
Time is passing fast. So it was time to pass by my "Long term Photo Project" – the EPFL Rolex Learning Center.
The work is progressing at an enormous speed. In the right rear corner already the preparation of the 2nd floor starts. Looks like it will be ready in time …
as of 06.08.2008
That’s it for today …
Stay tuned …
