The Leaf Credo medium-format digital back delivers “stunning, film-like quality,” says Mamiya Leaf, with a large 53.7 x 40.3 mm, specially designed CCD sensor, “allowing you to take your photography further by capturing the highest quality, single-shot images possible.”
The 80MP CCD offers a dynamic range of 12.5 f-stops, and captures 1.2 frames per second. The Leaf Credo’s dual-core microprocessor and extended buffer enable unlimited shooting when using fast CompactFlash storage cards.
The 3.2-inch display features a 170-degree viewing angle. The touchscreen controls extend beyond the 1.15 megapixel image preview on the LCD, to “give you the resolution and processing power that allow you to check very fine details instantly and maintain greater control over your workflow, while keeping your screen clean of fingerprints,” the company says. “You can check critical focus, and level your camera with the built-in spirit level display.”
The weather-sealed construction, enclosed battery, and bright, large screen make the Credo a “perfect companion for tough, demanding conditions,” Leaf adds. It also provides FireWire 800 and USB 3 connectivity.
The 80MP Leaf Credo digital back is priced at $38,995. Similar 40 and 60MP models are $19,495 and $32,495.
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