Fotodiox Vizelex RhinoCam System with Hasselblad V Lens Mount for Sony E Mount Cameras

Because the Vizelex RhinoCam System with Hasselblad V Lens Mount for Sony E Mount Cameras revolutionizes the world of photography, it allows photographers of all skill levels to harness the power of a full-size 645 medium format back. This innovative system leverages the advanced Sony NEX camera sensor, enabling the capture of dramatic detail and sharpness that surpasses even the highest-end full-frame 35mm sensors, delivering a staggering 140+ megapixel image.

The RhinoCam system is a game-changer for landscape, commercial, and architectural photographers, offering the ability to create panoramic and full 645 medium format images that were once exclusive to expensive medium format back cameras. This system provides an affordable solution for photographers seeking exceptionally high resolution.

The RhinoCam system seamlessly integrates with either a Pentax 645, Mamiya 645, or Hasselblad V medium format lens and a Sony NEX series camera. Its built-in Composition Screen allows photographers to preview the shot before capturing it, ensuring perfect composition every time. The lens remains securely in place while the RhinoCam's moving platform expertly positions the NEX sensor for multiple, precisely-positioned exposures.

Additionally, the RhinoCam system can be mounted directly onto a 4x5 Graf lock board, expanding creative possibilities with a wider range of lenses, tilt shifts, bellows systems, and more. Post-capture, the multiple exposures can be seamlessly merged into one larger image using the automated stitching functionality built into recent versions of most photo editing software.

RhinoCam images are finalized using the more accurate flat stitching method, eliminating the perspective errors and curvilinear distortion often found in images joined via spherical stitching with motorized systems that move both the camera body and lens. The end result is a panorama or 645 medium format photograph with unparalleled detail and sharpness, boasting a resolution over four times that of a high-end full-frame 35mm camera sensor.