Phase One Camera Cost

the China made monitor is very cost efficient and hi resolution and brightness monitor for any top of Cameras that I tried Phase One XF and Canon R5. which is reliable and light weight. interface HDMI uses universal and can be used at any situation.

I bought this to use with an Area-Swiss Technical camera and a Phase One Camera but it will probably end up being my go to geared head for real estate / architectural and product photography. Easy to use, very precise movements and just a nicely made piece of equipment.

works so nicely with my Phase One system

One of my favorite papers especially when using photos from my Phase One

With trifonic 2.1 phase technology

This camera is the hidden little gem of the camera world. Its only real weakness is the auto-focus system, which is not phase-based but contrast-based. This leads to slow auto-focus performance. Also, there is no in-body image stabilization, like the Sony A7 series. Those are the main complaints. Everything else is amazing. Superb color science and IQ, cinema-grade video, phenomenal low-light performance. I moved over to the fp from a Sony A7iii, which was a fine camera. But this camera...I just have fallen in love with it. It has changed my photography game drastically. I expect the Mark II will use a phase-based auto-focus system, fixing the major weakness with this platform. For IS, you have to rely on IS lenses.

This camera is impressive. I'm new to cameras and I choose this camera because of it's phase detection auto-focus, low light capabilities, and great video codecs. My aim is to use this camera mostly as a run and gun setup for internet marketing (videos and photos). It's simple to use and sturdy that I don't worry much about breaking it. While I've had it only 2 weeks now, I know I'm not using this camera to it's full potential yet. It's a beast.

My prior cameras are a Lumix GM5, and the GX9. I love the GM5 for its compactness especially with the small 12-32 and 35-100 zoom lenses, and it's a perfect travel camera (I wish they'd make an updated version). I wasn't in love with the GX9 however, so when I saw they added phase detect autofocus to the G9, I traded up. I'm so happy I did! Everything about the G9 seems like it was very carefully engineered and is better! Especially the phase detect auto focus. I was concerned about the larger size of the camera coming from smaller bodies, but the ergonomics are great, and the included 12-60 Leica lens feels like it's a definite step up from the Lumix version, without being too big. The camera pairs especially well with the Lumix/Leica 100-400 mark ii lens, and I'm looking forward to doing a lot of wildlife photography with this combo!

Great system! It's being used with a Phase One XF camera system on a Robus RC-5570 Vantage Series 3 Carbon Fiber Tripod eith a Sirui 75mm levelling head.

Coming from a full frame phase back to this is actually a little mind blowing. The HNCS is not something to sleep on. There is a clear reason Hasselblad is being used for color repo by the likes of the Met, Guggenheim, etc. I almost want to give it 4 stars because of phocus but honestly I just can't. This camera deserves 5. This is the first camera that I do not need to spend endless hours in post fixing color. I pray Hasselblad continues to support this camera.