Imacon Ixpress 528C


Ixpress 528C
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4000x4000

Imacon Ixpress 528C review summary


camera date	Jun 04	out of production
pixels / class	22M	Pro digital back

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Imacon Ixpress 528C specifications

lens / zoom
focus / macro
metering mode
aperture
white balance
shutter	max. 32s
exposure
flash / mode
viewfinder
iso ratings	50 - 400
image size	4000x4000
image format	max. 16 bit/color RGB mode
image compr.
lag/cycle times
remote control
video options
audio options
connectivity	ieee 1394
storage
platform	PC Win 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP - Mac OS9, OSX
extra features	sensor area 36.9 x 49 mm histogram display


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Computer-free operation
With battery power for up to 8 hours of constant shooting and storage for up to 1150 images, you are free to shoot anywhere.
The two-inch colour preview display provides image browsing and ultra-fast zooms.
For fast shooting, audio exposure feedback lets you know if your shots are over, under or perfectly exposed without requiring that you remove your eye from the viewfinder.

Fast and non-stop capture
Full-resolution captures and previews are stored in the Image Bank every 2 seconds, in bursts of up to 1150 images, without requiring you to change storage media (such as compact flash cards, micro drives, etc.).
When you return to your studio, your computer shows an automatic contact sheet, with active image browsing and 100 images every 2.5 seconds.

Best single-shot images up to 132 MB
Revolutionary DDC technology gives you less heat - more power, which gives you superb image quality taking full advantage of the true 16-bit colour depth and doubles the battery life.

i-Adapter concept: One back fits all cameras
The i-Adapter concept provides flexibility with an interchangeable adapter plate for each camera system.
Each i-Adapter fits to the camera back using just four screws. Most popular medium- and large-format camera bodies are supported, including both standard and auto-focus models.