Mamiya DL33 Digital Camera
April 16, 2009
Mamiya has officially announced the successor of the 28 mega-pixel Mamiya DL28. This is the high end Mamiya DL33 Digital Camera System that boasts of a 36x44 mm sensor that is almost double the size as compared to a full frame DSLR camera. This 33 mega-pixel camera has one of the industry's largest 3.5-inch touch screen display. This Mamiya DL33 33MP Digital Camera System offers professional photographers with fascinating features and benefits that may not be found in other high end digital cameras. Due to a high sensor resolution of 33 mega-pixels the reproduced images are rich in colour and just perfect. Additionally due to the large format the images produced are expected to sport a 3-dimensional look.
The DL33 has incorporated the Mamiya 645AFD III camera system along with the novel 33 mega-pixel Aptus-II 7 back from Leaf. They work as an integral unit and comes with so much operational ease that every photographer will definitely appreciate. The camera's 645AFD III body includes a core-less motor for faster and precise auto-focussing. The inteface system has been enhanced for complete communication between the camera, the digital back and the lens system. This Mamiya 33MP digital camera also features a 12-stop dynamic range and a 16-bit capture along with a high ISO range of ISO 50-800. The 33 mega-pixel back can produce a large 67MB RAW file, which can be converted to into jpegs, 8-bit and 16-bit tiff files as well.
In the Mamiya DL33 High End Digital Camera, while you are using the CF media storage facility that is currently available, the Aptus II 7 back can capture images at the rate of almost one frame per second. As an added advantage you are provided with the option of shooting directly to the personal computer by using the FireWire cable and Leaf Capture 11.2 software. This Mamiya high end camera system is expecting to satisfy the demand of many professional digital photographers. The Mamiya DL33 Digital Camera System is expected to hit the market by April 2009 and is reported to carry $19,999.
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