Cyclapse Classic
Product Guide - Revision B
5D Mark II: 43.3 mm diagonal, 5616 x 3744 Pixels (21.0MP), 6.4 micron pixel pitch
5D Mark III: 43.3 mm diagonal, 5456 x 4096 Pixels (22.3MP), 6.25 micron pixel pitch
5DS(-R): 43.3 mm diagonal, 8688 x 5792 Pixels (50.3MP), 4.1 micron pixel pitch
Many lenses are available that will work successfully in this system. Lenses are not included with this Camera Bundle, and must be
selected separately, or supplied by the customer.
Pentax (Ricoh) 645Z
The 645Z is an attractively priced medium format camera, and the images from this camera can be outstanding. If your time-lapse
project will require extremely large printed media, 8K resolution video format, or will operate in extreme lighting environments, this
camera may be a good choice.
Sensor Specs: 54.7 mm diagonal, 8256 x 6192 Pixels (51.4MP), 5.3 micron pixel pitch
Given the size of this camera, the lens options are somewhat limited. Three lenses are believed to fit with this camera in the housing,
but not all combinations have been built and tested. Lenses are not included with this Camera Bundle, and must be selected
separately, or supplied by the customer.
1. SMC-FA 645 75mm F2.8 (33º HAOV)
2. SMC-FA 645 55MM F2.8 (43º HAOV)
3. SMC-FA 645 45MM F2.8 (52º HAOV)
64 GB memory cards included with the Pentax 645Z bundle.
Phase One iUX 80
The Phase One iUX camera was developed for professional aerial photography, and incorporates the largest sensor size and highest
resolution sensor available in a small commercial package. We are excited to see how this extraordinary camera can work for your
application.
Sensor Specs: 67.36 mm diagonal, 10328 x 7760 Pixels (80MP), 5.2 micron pixel pitch
Please note that this camera draws a significant amount of power relative to the other cameras on the recommended list. A 20 watt
solar panel and dual battery packs are recommended when choosing this camera bundle.
This camera bundle includes the iUX camera, 55mm lens (52º HAOV), and a single 128 GB memory card.
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