Digital Transitions

"This image was shot with my XF body and the final image consists of a total of 25 images stacked using Helicon Focus software. I think this image is a good example of when focus stacking is desirable over using a T/S lens mounted on a technical camera," Steven Barger. Learn how and why Steven utilizes features like focus stacking in our LIVE artist's talk webinar tomorrow at 2:30 PM ET. Register before its too late: https://bit.ly/3fo3Dhc Image by Barger Nature Photography shot on a Phase One XF

How have you used frame averaging on the Phase One IQ4 150MP to enhance your long exposure shots? Let us know in the comments below Image by Paul Reiffer shot on a Phase One XT IQ4

Say goodbye to digital noise and say hello to the Phase One IQ4 150MP's frame averaging and dual exposure + features. Read how the IQ4 reduces noise and sharpens captures: https://bit.ly/2TI2Z5K

NEW today, Phase One has officially launched a mobile application for iOS devicescapable of interfacing with the IQ4 150MP platform! Cascable, as the application is called, is a 3rd party camera remote control application designed by Cascable AB, an independent Swedish software company. It has existed standalone for some time, but Phase One partnered with them recently, expanding the application to control Phase One cameras with a strong degree of integration. Read more about the app and our first impressions: https://bit.ly/3q0a8dP

The Phase One IQ4 150MP comes powered with automated frame averaging. Allowing you to capture thousands of sequential frames at a set exposure and blends them in RAW to produce a single file, enabling exceptionally long exposure times with incredibly low noise. Our client, Steven Barger has utilized the IQ4's incredible frame averaging function to capture scenes such as this. Join us next Tuesday at 2:30 PM ET to learn why Steven uses Phase One medium format gear for his photography. Register and learn more: https://bit.ly/3fo3Dhc Image by Barger Nature Photography