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Iron Flatline
Hi everyone.

I'm trying to understand the various backs available in the market place these days. One question I have is whether the Leaf Aptus backs have a lot in common with the Sinar eMotion backs. I can see that one has a touch panel and the other soft keys, so my question is whether that is simply a matter of UI?

Do they share the same sensors, or are distinctly different?
Iron Flatline
...and I just read in another thread that Kodak apparently makes the Hasselblad sensors, as well as the Phase One sensors. Is that right? Who makes the other ones?
foto-z
There are a few differences and in fact there is a recent thread on this very topic:
http://luminous-landscape.com/forum/index....showtopic=25730
foto-z
QUOTE (Iron Flatline @ Jul 5 2008, 05:13 PM)
Who makes the other ones?
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Dalsa
thsinar
Iron,

Although both manufacturers, Leaf and Sinar use the same Dalsa sensor for both the Aptus and the eMotion backs, there is not much more in common.

As Graham suggested, read his link to know more about it. If you still have questions, you can ask and contact me anytime.

Best regards,
Thierry

QUOTE (Iron Flatline @ Jul 5 2008, 11:55 PM)
Hi everyone.

I'm trying to understand the various backs available in the market place these days. One question I have is whether the Leaf Aptus backs have a lot in common with the Sinar eMotion backs. I can see that one has a touch panel and the other soft keys, so my question is whether that is simply a matter of UI?

Do they share the same sensors, or are distinctly different?
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Iron Flatline
Thanks, both of you, that thread is answering a lot of questions for me.
yaya
Yaron, next time you're in the motherland, let us know and we'll organise a visit to the factory for you. It'll give you a good insight to how these backs are being designed and built.

BR

Yair
Iron Flatline
QUOTE (yaya @ Jul 5 2008, 11:28 AM)
Yaron, next time you're in the motherland, let us know and we'll organise a visit to the factory for you. It'll give you a good insight to how these backs are being designed and built.
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That is an offer I'm going to take you up on... Thanks!
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