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Have you heard of the Scheimpflug principle?

Article by Marcel Boldú Hi everyone! I want to share with you a technique that can radically change the way you capture your images: the Scheimpflug principle. Although its name...

Smooth, Flexible and Precise: Cambo Geared Tripod Heads

Precision Controlled Tripod Heads The Cambo PCH and PCF geared heads provide the fast adjustability of a ball-head, combined with the independent axis control of a 3-way pan-tilt head. Since the gears are self-locking,...

New applications for the X-shutter

About a year ago, Phase One introduced their XT system. A technical camera developed in close cooperation with and manufactured by Cambo. At the core of the XT is the...

MBU Studio Stands

The new MBU studio stand The Cambo MBU stands are offered as a complete packages. This comprises base, cross arm and camera platform. Two heights are available: The 195cm MBU-11 and the...

Who is Cambo?

Earlier this year I had the opportunity to visit the Cambo HQ and Factory in The Netherlands to take a look at how the Cambo products we all know and...

One Actus to do it All

Steve Hendrix produced a fine write up about the various Actus models. We gratefully published it at our new website. It’s certainly not our intention to start a sequel....

Which Cambo Actus View Camera Is Right For You?

Article by Capture Integration’s Steve Hendrix * scroll for Cambo Actus Compatibility Chart The Cambo Company – for those of you who do not know – is based in the Netherlands...

New life for your view camera

Many view cameras that were acquired in the Nineties or Zeroes (that sounds horrible!) by commercial studios and schools now have entered the stage of retirement. Not unlike human beings,...

Cambo RPS-500 Film Capture Stage

Cambo RPS-500 Film Capture Stage Scanning film with a good quality camera and suitable lens ensures a much faster workflow than any flatbed, drum or virtual drum scanner can offer....

Tilleman's take on architecture

The 1920’s were the years of modernism in architecture. 1919 Walter Gropius had founded the Bauhaus Academy for architecture and desing in Weimar, promoting the idea of machine production as...

Dedicated to the Job

Digitization is key to make and keep our cultural heritage accessible and to preserve it for the future. Since it’s a labour intensive task, you want to do it once...

Pictures Speak Louder Than Words

This may very well be our shortest blog in years. All specs and details about Cambo solutions for the archival industry can be found on our website, but this video probably gives...