B3K Digital
163 Queen St. E Suite 100
Toronto, ON M5A 1S1
(416) 628-8044
info@b3kdigital.com
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5:00pm
WIDE RS SERIES
Cambo’s Wide RS Series is the ideal photographic tool for the landscape, interior and architectural photographers needing less space for their equipment. The RS is considerably small and light, still offering combined vertical and horizontal movements.Geared movements allow for perspective control as well as stitching for wider views or even greater filesizes.
Both directions use accelerated gears for fast yet precise movements, both movements shift the image plane on the rearstandard, leaving the lensposition untouched. Next to the body’s shift possibilities, Cambo offers lensboards with Tilt-Swing options for many of the popular focal lengths, in order to increase depth of field or create selective sharpness.
The RS has been designed for digital photography with high-end digital backs and features ther best of Rodenstock’s HR Digaron-S and HR Digaron-W series, as well as a choice of some Schneider Digitar lenses. Interface plates are available for backs that have a mount for either PhaseOne/Mamiya 645 DF/XF, Hasselblad-V, -H, or Contax 645 and Leaf AFi / Sinar HY6 digital backs.
- WRS-1200
- WRS-1250
- WRS-1600
- WRS-5000
- WRS-7250
- WRS Digital Lenspanels
ACTUS SERIES
The Cambo ACTUS is a new technology camera system designed for mirror less cameras, such as the Sony Alpha 7 series & Fuji-X and also available for Canon & Nikon DSLR’s, for MF mirrorless cameras, such as the Fujifilm GFX and Hasselblad X1D and even for digital backs such as Phase One.
It combines traditional view camera techniques with the latest capture technology. Using view camera movements the photographer will be able to be more versatile, be more creative and will be getting more professional results much faster than before. Size matters, the Cambo ACTUS has been designed to give maximum functionality with minimal dimensions, to support portability at ease. The Cambo ACTUS is small and lightweight and fits easily in a small case.
- Actus – Mini
- Actus – G
- Actus -GFX
- Actus – XCD
- Actus – DB2
ACTUS REPRO
This Actus is a special version dedicated to Repro applications and Flat Art reproduction. The front standard is permanently fixed in a secured parallel alignment without possibilities for swing or tilts, in order to assure the best parallel planes between lens and capture medium. Because the Actus is suitable for DSLR and Mirrorless camera bodies and has interchangeable bayonets for both, it’s the ideal choice for using the high resolution versions of these Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon and Sony bodies.
The quickly interchangeble lens plates allow for using the best applicable optics for the working situation, considering the magnification, distance, size and resolution requirements. As the shutter system is incorporated into the camera body, the optics on the lens panel only need to have a manual aperture.
- The monorail construction allows for a broad range of distance adjusting.
- While the Actus-Repro is default fitted with a 300mm long monorail, it can be exchanged to versions of 155mm or even 450mm.
- Small subject areas, combined with relatively long focal lengths may require more distance between front and rear standard.
- The modular design of the Actus Repro is filling in this need.
- Bellows are also available at different lengths and even special made to custom specifications.
- Precise focusing is easily done with the fine geared focusing rack and pinion of the rear standard, after setting the desired enlargement with the quick slider of the rear standard.
- Using live video focussing from the sensor ensures the best results.
- The Actus-Repro features a dual fine focus gear by default.
The parallel shift possibilities of the rear standard will serve you in 2 ways:
- you can fine position the sensor above a subject without changing the position of the subject
- you can take multiple shots at different positions if your subject is larger than the sensor can capture at the given resolution. Of course the image circle of the used lens should allow for this too.
