Among them is Reddit user [elelcoolbeenz], who has produced their own medium format camera for 120 roll film. The camera has a plastic 3D printed body and a single meniscus lens, and perhaps most ...

The German company XIMEA has announced a prototype camera with a whopping 246.7MP medium format sensor – which is 19,000 by 12,800 ... but it is designed for use in industrial projects like outdoor 3D ...

According to Joy, it's a six-lens camera that takes medium format 120 film, and is seemingly designed to produce lenticular images that give a 3D or animated effect when viewed at different angles.

XIMEA, the innovator of high-resolution cameras with a unique feature set, expands the xiX-XL family by introducing the currently highest resolution cameras using a backside illuminated Sony IMX811 ...

Its cameras are what's called medium format. Basically, it means the sensor is big, and it's what makes these cameras so expensive. Your smartphone camera sensor is around this big. A popular ...

The latter is achieved via 3D printing replacement components that fit without blocking the requisite area. It’s a tidy hack and one that allows [Christian] to both scan medium format film as ...

not bad for a medium format camera. Fujifilm says its tactile controls, like the machined aluminum dials and aperture ring, will make for quick access and a satisfying experience every time you ...

home theater, smartphones, photography, and more. Fujifilm just announced its latest medium format camera, the GFX100RF. This one differs from the company’s other GFX models in two key ways ...

The new GFX100RF is Fujifilm's first fixed lens medium-format camera It has a 102MP sensor, 35mm f/4 lens and premium rangefinder-style design Sales start early April (TBC), list price is $4,899 ...

Just a week ago, Fujifilm presented the new GFX100RF compact camera with a medium format sensor. We had the opportunity to take a closer look at it and take some first pictures in Prague.

Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 13 years, which has given me a front row seat for the DSLR to mirrorless transition, the ...