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User Manual for Cambo Ultima 35 View Camera Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Cambo Ultima 35 View Camera
- Product category: View Camera Bodies Cambo
- Brand: Cambo
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
- Authorized service for Cambo View Camera Bodies
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User manual for the Cambo Ultima 35 View Camera contain basic instructions
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Product description Residing within an extensively modular system, the Cambo Ultima 35 is a view camera base dedicated to use with DSLR cameras. Through the use of optional camera-dedicated mounting blocks and bellows, this camera enables the use of perspective control movements to gain greater control over focus, depth of field, and perspective corrections with a DSLR. Based upon the same foundation system as Ultima large format cameras, the Ultima 35 features an 11.8"-long monorail along with a front standard capable of accepting both medium format and large format lenses. The foundation itself provides a full system of geared movements, including yaw-free variable-axis tilt and swing to enable quick setup with a minimized need for re-composing or re-focusing. The design of the camera also incorporates zero-position detents, dual-range focusing, and clearly demarcated focusing, depth of field, and movement scales to further contribute to an intuitive and fast working method. Constructed from aluminum alloy, yet taking on a portable form factor, the Ultima 35 is at home in both the studio as well as on location. - Camera Movements
- Both front and rear blocks offer a full range of camera movements:
- Tilt: +/- 20°
- Swing: +/- 30°
- Rise/Fall: +/- 20mm
- Shift: +/- 25mm
- Camera Features
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- The Ultima system is comprised of a rigid base structure, monorail, and tripod mounting block, along with highly configurable front and rear blocks, for ensured precision and extensive control.
- Geared rise/fall, lateral shift, swing, and tilt movements offer a high degree of precision and self-locking swing and tilt mechanisms ensure greater stability.
- Benefitting working with a variety of sensor sizes, variable focal plane control permits adjusting of tilt and swing axis points to match the different sensor sizes of various digital backs.
- The front standard incorporates a safety lock to prevent accidental opening in order to protect lenses.
- Dual-range focusing control offers both coarse and fine-tuned focusing methods for greater control.
- The rear block incorporates a depth of field scale for quickly checking where the field of focus begins and ends without having to stop-down the lens prior to exposure.
- Utilizing a virtual pivot design, yaw-free variable-axis tilts and swings can be utilized for easier and faster composition and focusing when employing movements.
- A symmetrical design on both blocks, along with zero-position detents, help to expedite setting up and positioning the camera.
- The front standard incorporates a spirit level for maintaining consistently level horizons and plumb verticals.
- An 11.8"-long monorail pairs with optional camera-dedicated bellows for working with large or medium format lenses of a variety of focal lengths.
- An aluminum alloy body construction is both durable and portable for use in the studio as well as on location.
- Modular System and Digital Interface Options
- Designed within a modular system, the Ultima 35 utilizes the central components of all Ultima-series cameras and distinguishes itself through the ability to accept a wide variety of camera mounting blocks and vertical brackets. Lens-mount-dedicated bellows are available for a variety of DSLR types, and the bellows are compatible with lens boards for both medium format and large format lenses. The camera's live view can be used for real-time image composition and focus checking.
This camera is comprised of the Ultima base foundation, an 11.8"-long monorail, the front standard, rear block, and a tripod mounting block. In the Box Cambo Ultima 35 View Camera Front Standard Rear Block Tripod Mounting Block Monorail Limited 1-Year Warranty Table of Contents
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Technical parametersCambo Ultima-35 Specs | Camera Type | Monorail view camera designed for use with DSLR cameras | | Monorail Length | 11.8" / 30 cm | | Bellows Extension | Maximum: 7.9" / 20 cm with optional camera-dedicated bellows | | Focus Type | Dual-range (coarse and fine) geared movement | | Dimensions | Not specified by manufacturer | | Weight | 11 lb / 5 kg |
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