P+ series digital backs

P+ series backs

The Phase One P+ series digital camera backs have been preferred by rental companies world wide and trusted by the world's best photographers. The series has for years set the standard for durability, image quality and versatility in photography.

P 65+ 
Offering 60 megapixel captures of astonishing image quality, the P 65+ also features a full-frame 645 sensor ensuring you make the most from your lenses. The Sensor+ technology in P 65+ let's you capture high quality images at up to ISO3200 at 15 megapixel resolution easily.

P 45+ 
The P 45+ is a no-compromise choice. With XPose+ technology, you have unlimited creativity for using long exposures up to 60 minutes to create unique images. Be creative with lightpainting or capture cars, architecture, landscapes or commercial in high resolution with total confidence.

P 40+ 
The P 40+ is a capture revolution. With capture rates of up to 1.8 frames per second in Sensor+ mode and an ISO range from 50 to 3200, this digital back is truly revolutionary, versatile and well suited for many types of photography.

Pure black & white

The Phase One Achromatic+ is a 39 megapixel medium format digital camera back that provides wide spectrum black and white images with an unprecedented high level of accuracy.

The Achromatic+ is the first commercially available medium format back that is a true replacement for almost all scientific black and white film types at much higher quality and with far more consistency.

Traditionally, most camera sensors have a Bayer pattern of individual red, green and blue filters for each pixel. These individual colors are then interpolated through numerous methods to create RGB data for each pixel. The Achromatic+ back is designed to be a black and white only product with no color filters on the sensor.

Different configurations, multiple applications
The Achromatic+ is supplied in two different configurations. The first configuration includes a permanently mounted IR cut-off filter that is required to allow the sensor record the human visible spectrum. The second version is supplied with no IR cut-off filter and is therefore capable of recording into the visible as well as the infrared and ultraviolet parts of the spectrum using interchangeable filters.