Phase One XF IQ4 150MP Without IR Filter

XF IQ4 No IR Filter Phase One Camera | XF Phase One without infrared filter

XF Camera System Features

Modular and Open Platform
The XF camera system is modular and gives you the freedom to choose the high-resolution lenses, viewfinder and digital back combination that best suits your shooting style. Your choice is supported by continuous feature development, ensuring that your investment will continue to meet market demands in the future.

Customization control
For a fully customized workflow, assign actions to buttons and dials on the camera so that your most commonly used tools are at your fingertips, and save your settings for a custom preset.
You also have the option to save up to 3 custom presets, and you can switch between them to meet specific capture requirements, or upload them to any XF camera system effortlessly.

Honeybee Autofocus (HAP)
The Honeybee Autofocus Platform (HAP) is Phase One's fully controlled autofocus system. Like the rest of the XF camera system, the HAP architecture allows for user-accessible upgrades, as well as hardware upgrades, which will expand and enhance the autofocus system to meet market demands for years to come.

Intuitive focus tools
Autofocus and Recomposition (AFr)
3D sensors within the XF camera system enable AFr mode, allowing you to focus on a subject and then recompose the frame while retaining the desired focus point.

Focus cropping tool
An effortless automation tool to trim your lenses. Built-in analysis of calibration conditions ensures that everything is done with confidence and a custom focus calibration target is provided.
Hyperfocal point calibration and tool
Calibrate and save the hyperfocal point for each of your lenses Phase One. Use the hyperfocal point tool to quickly return the lens attached to your saved hyperfocal point.

Focus step in Capture One
Adjust focus directly in Capture One with real-time results in LiveView, for a simple, streamlined tethered capture workflow.

Flash Management
Full control of your Profoto Air flash system directly with your XF camera system: control, shoot and access up to 6 groups of lights Profoto. Use AirTTL' Profoto flash measurement to achieve consistent results.

Review flash duration, output power, and flash synchronization time with a simple visual representation directly after capture.

Vibration management
Vibration delay uses the internal seismograph tool to wait until conditions are calm before starting capture, while vibration analysis allows you to see the vibration experienced during capture.

Automated creative tools
Time Lapse
The Time-Lapse tool helps automate the process of capturing a time span, from calculation to capture, ensuring a smooth and streamlined workflow.
HDR
The HDR tool captures the specified frames in parentheses to improve dynamic range. Individual captures are stored as a sequence for simple post-processing in Capture One.

Focus stack calculator and tool
By evaluating focusing distances, sensor resolution, and aperture, the Focus Stacking Calculator automatically suggests the number of frames to be captured, while the Focus Stacking Tool automates capture.

Exposure Calculator
The Exposure Calculator tool allows you to extrapolate shutter speeds for long exposures from shorter equivalent exposure values. This is a useful aid in shortening test exposures, for example, when calculating exposure adjustments with long exposures at night or when using neutral density (ND) filters.

Analysis tools
Histogram
The histogram displays brightness data per channel and allows the user to determine a level at which reflections begin to be cropped.
Clip exposure and warning
The Exposure Warning tool highlights areas of a captured image that are overexposed. The crop warning adds a pink overlay based on the raw data, for the most accurate display of the level at which highlights will be cropped.

Focus mask
The focus mask highlights areas that are in sharp focus.

Alignment
The alignment tool provides a fast and accurate visual aid by ensuring that the camera is level in the horizontal and vertical planes, and is particularly useful when the camera is mounted on a tripod.