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Old October 22nd 04, 03:36 AM
Alan Browne
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FLEXARET2 wrote:

I spoke to one of their reps and he explained to me
that only the 200 series was discontinued and that
the "V" (500) series continues and Imacon (now part of their company) is making
a new 16MP digital back for the "V" cameras (I think it is $11,000) and a new
22MP digital back for the H cameras - also know in
combo with same as "H1" and this is $22,000.



Well, I'm glas that price has come down to something reasonable. ;-)

Cheers,
Alan


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Old October 22nd 04, 03:36 AM
Alan Browne
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FLEXARET2 wrote:

I spoke to one of their reps and he explained to me
that only the 200 series was discontinued and that
the "V" (500) series continues and Imacon (now part of their company) is making
a new 16MP digital back for the "V" cameras (I think it is $11,000) and a new
22MP digital back for the H cameras - also know in
combo with same as "H1" and this is $22,000.



Well, I'm glas that price has come down to something reasonable. ;-)

Cheers,
Alan


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Old October 22nd 04, 06:04 AM
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FLEXARET2 writes:

I spoke to one of their reps and he explained to me
that only the 200 series was discontinued and that
the "V" (500) series continues and Imacon (now part of their company) is making
a new 16MP digital back for the "V" cameras (I think it is $11,000) and a new
22MP digital back for the H cameras - also know in
combo with same as "H1" and this is $22,000.


Why does the smaller format have more pixels?

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Old October 22nd 04, 06:04 AM
Mxsmanic
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FLEXARET2 writes:

I spoke to one of their reps and he explained to me
that only the 200 series was discontinued and that
the "V" (500) series continues and Imacon (now part of their company) is making
a new 16MP digital back for the "V" cameras (I think it is $11,000) and a new
22MP digital back for the H cameras - also know in
combo with same as "H1" and this is $22,000.


Why does the smaller format have more pixels?

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Old October 22nd 04, 06:19 AM
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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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FLEXARET2 writes:

I spoke to one of their reps and he explained to me
that only the 200 series was discontinued and that
the "V" (500) series continues and Imacon (now part of their company) is

making
a new 16MP digital back for the "V" cameras (I think it is $11,000) and

a new
22MP digital back for the H cameras - also know in
combo with same as "H1" and this is $22,000.


Why does the smaller format have more pixels?


It's not a smaller format. The square MF sensors tend to be 36 x 36mm,
whereas the rectangular ones tend to be 36 x 48 or 36x52 or the like.

David J. Littleboy
Tokyo, Japan



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Old October 22nd 04, 06:19 AM
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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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FLEXARET2 writes:

I spoke to one of their reps and he explained to me
that only the 200 series was discontinued and that
the "V" (500) series continues and Imacon (now part of their company) is

making
a new 16MP digital back for the "V" cameras (I think it is $11,000) and

a new
22MP digital back for the H cameras - also know in
combo with same as "H1" and this is $22,000.


Why does the smaller format have more pixels?


It's not a smaller format. The square MF sensors tend to be 36 x 36mm,
whereas the rectangular ones tend to be 36 x 48 or 36x52 or the like.

David J. Littleboy
Tokyo, Japan



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Old October 22nd 04, 05:09 PM
Q.G. de Bakker
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Mxsmanic wrote:

Why does the smaller format have more pixels?


Too make it cheaper to buy. Why else? ;-)

You can get 22 MP backs for the "V-system" too.


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Old October 22nd 04, 05:09 PM
Q.G. de Bakker
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Mxsmanic wrote:

Why does the smaller format have more pixels?


Too make it cheaper to buy. Why else? ;-)

You can get 22 MP backs for the "V-system" too.


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Old October 22nd 04, 05:27 PM
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David J. Littleboy writes:

It's not a smaller format. The square MF sensors tend to be 36 x 36mm,
whereas the rectangular ones tend to be 36 x 48 or 36x52 or the like.


Why isn't the former sensor 56x56?

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