It’s a wide world. Capture it with True Wide Frame. The True Wide Frame (TWF) 56x36 mm, 56 megapixel digital imaging sensor in the new Leaf AFi 10 camera system takes you to the edge of the medium-format frame. With best-of-class Schneider lenses, the Leaf AFi system can fully realize the power of 56 megapixels, delivering images of unsurpassed quality. Together with the new Leaf ‘Verto’ technology, the TWF sensor can be rotated internally, giving you the control and flexibility to shoot the way you want to. Just imagine.



‘True Wide Frame’ (TWF) sensor
The new Leaf TWF sensor restores lenses to their full angle of view. Together with DALSA Corporation, Leaf designed the exclusive new 56x36 mm TWF sensor to deliver 56 megapixel resolution across the entire width of the Leaf AFi 10’s 6x6 sensor area. TWF sensor technology in the Leaf AFi 10 imaging module and Aptus 10 camera back is also compatible with over 80 large-format cameras, maximizing their capture area.



Leaf Verto internal sensor rotation
Leaf Verto internal sensor rotation technology means no more turning the camera, or even the imaging module with the Leaf AFi 10. With one finger you can flip the sensor from landscape to portrait and back, giving you the power to quickly capture 56mm resolution in both landscape and portrait orientations.It also has light sensitivity from ISO 50 to ISO 800, and an internal memory of 171MB.



  • CCD Size 56x36 mm
  • Pixel Size (micron) 6x6
  • Resolution 56 MP
  • Active Pixels 9288 x 6000
  • Capture Time 1 frame/sec
  • Exposure Time Up to 1 minute
  • Light Sensitivity (ISO) 50-800
  • File size 114 MB (MOS), 171MB (RGB TIF 8 bit)




The Leaf AFi 10 is a gourmet camera that will make the mouths of professional photographers water. It costs a lot though, as you should expect to pay $43,700.00 for it.

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