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NEW: Nurizon-Acolens 2.0 Supershift for Hartblei
On the launch of our new HCam-B1 , Hartblei and Nurizon announce the new Version 2.0 of ACOLENS Software for correction of image errors caused by the lens
The partnership will first implement the software for the product line of Superrotator Shift- and Tilt-Lenses, manufactured
by Hartblei in Kiev. Based upon a patent on the unique Shift- and Tilt-Mechanism the software will further improve the already
excellent results of the lenses (optics by Carl Zeiss) when used with digital 35 mm cameras. But even the highest quality
standards can not bypass the natural physical limits during lens production. These remaining errors (e.g. at the corners of
the frames) will be corrected almost 100% by the new ACOLENS by Nurizon software.
The partnership between both companies is a logical consequence from the symbiosis between
analogue and digital features in the professional photography. While Hartblei uses highest standards to
manufacture their lenses (i.e. the analogue part of the photography process), Nurizon corrects the few
remaining errors with their ACOLENS software, thus ensuring a perfect handover between the analogue and the
digital world.
The correction algorhythms used by ACOLENS are based upon an individual and highly precise measurement of
the Hartblei lenses. Nurizon developed an new reference sheet for this.
Instead of manipulating and editing images during post production, you can easily optimize your photos
according to neutral and independent criteria. The application of the hardware/software combination
is a unique and innovative end-to-end solution for the professional photography.
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Architecture at Night Landsbergerstr., Munich, Germany by Stefan Steib Hartblei 4/40 IF TS with Canon 5D, Tilt 2º, ISO 640, f/4, 1/30 sec "Shot from the hand, as the tripod was packed away already. Oktoberfest 2006, on my way home." Stefan Steib |
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