Brad Kaye

Various squashed bugs and some new camera support, tested only somewhat here as we’re no longer receiving betas, and it’s basically illegal to get to my desk  – bk [box] [...]

While I have many other photography based blogs to write, I thought this the most pertinent to publish at this time. Stress is running high in the population when it comes to the new operating [...]

Various squashed bugs and some new camera support, untested here as we’re no longer receiving betas, download and test cautiously.  (I’ve been getting program crashes as I use the [...]

When we first starting working with IQ4-150 in Fall of 2018, the swipe of a window revealed a small beaker.  Within that beaker was the control panel for Frame Averaging, a feature that we [...]

Released publicly today, System Firmware 7.00.7 (including IQ4-150 Firmware 5.00.13) squashes some bugs, refines the UI and makes vast improvements to Live View as well as re-introducing Phase [...]

It’s no secret that I’m an absolute fan of Frame Averaging on the IQ4-150, not just for creating mid-day motion blurs without Neutral Density, but for noise reduction captured images. [...]

File Format Options IQ1 & IQ2 Series digital backs had IIQ L or IIQ S as available raw file formats, IQ3-100 introduced IIQ-L16 as the top tier format and now IQ4-150 offers up to 5 different [...]

The IQ4-150 represents the highest fidelity capture of any digital back available today and within it resides the most powerful computer that Phase One has ever shoe horned into any of their [...]

Various squashed bugs and some new camera support, untested here as we’re no longer receiving betas, download and test cautiously.   – bk !! -BUG ALERT- !! Technical Camera Shooters [...]

With the recent release and availability of Apple’s new flagship MacPro, I’ve been fielding a decent amount of questions regarding what would be an appropriate machine to build to [...]