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As a professional image maker, you strive for a stunning end result. If you have to take the time for it, you are happy to do so. A medium format camera is therefore ideal for you. They have a large sensor, which delivers razor-sharp images full of detail.
Holga 120N 6x12 medium format panorama set (incl. B+W film)
Holga 120N wide angle pinhole medium format Panorama set (incl. B+W film)
Holga 120N 6x12 medium format panorama Camera
Hasselblad X2D II 100C + XCD 35-100mm f/2.8-4 E
Holga 120N wide angle pinhole medium format panorama camera
You want to buy a medium format camera . Maybe you already know which one it's going to be. Maybe not quite yet. Regardless, we would like to tell you more about these cameras. This way, you'll learn more and you might find the camera that suits you.
A medium format camera combines an enormous sensor with an extremely large number of pixels. You get a larger dynamic range which ensures a smaller depth of field. Therefore, it delivers razor-sharp images full of details. The details are clearly visible in both light and shaded parts of the photo. So you benefit from an astonishing end result.
You'll be investing in a rock-solid camera that will last a lifetime. You'll also benefit from the very highest image quality. Thanks to the large sensor, the pixels capture more light, so details are sharp and clear. The biggest advantage: more detail, better colour reproduction and no visible noise. You can easily blow up a photo onto a poster. Cropping a photo is also no problem.
Medium format cameras are available as SLR and system cameras. So you can choose from two types of viewfinder: a reflex viewfinder or an electronic viewfinder. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages.
Do you want a particular brand? We have several top brands:
Fujifilm | Hasselblad | Pentax