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About Teamwork Photo

Teamwork Digital is the premier Phase One partner in the UK, and digital medium format photography has been our specialism for over 20 years. We offer sales, rentals and technical support of Phase One camera systems and Capture One software, as well as running open house events so people can people can get hands-on with Phase One equipment. In representing Phase One, we offer solutions and support to professional and enthusiast photographers, cultural heritage institutions and industrial businesses looking for the ultimate image quality. To support this, we work with other leading industry manufacturers supplying: Sony, SanDisk, Profoto lighting, Cambo and Arca-Swiss technical cameras, TetherTools cables, Apple computers, Eizo monitors, Golden Thread and X-Rite colour management solutions, Gitzo tripods, Tenba Air Transport cases, Lee, Formatt-Hitech and Heliopan filters, G-Drive and LaCie hardrives, Arca-Swiss tripod heads, Avenger grip equipment, Seitz Roundshot 360 cameras, iWork and Seaport location tethering stations, Arri and Kinoflo lighting and 120 and 35mm film stock from Ilford and Kodak. So that we can make high-end and specialist systems accessible to all budgets, we also carry a large inventory of pre-owned equipment, ranging from digital backs to large format analog lenses. In short, Teamwork is London’s professional photographic supplier. We always welcome your enquiries and feedback and will try our best to respond quickly. Please feel free to get in touch with us by any of the methods below. Teamwork Photo and Digital are a Specialist Retailer with 52 Years Expertise in the High End Photographic Industry.

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  • 1 Winchester Place, North Street, Poole,
  • Dorset,
  • United Kingdom
  • BH15 1NX
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  • 1 Front Street, Bamburgh