Hasselblad X1D-50c Review: Take the studio wherever you go
The Hasselblad X1D-50c is a 50MP mirrorless medium format camera, built around a 44 x 33mm sensor that's 70% larger than 'full frame.'
It's the smallest camera by far to feature such a large sensor and, as well as offering adapted compatibility with older Hasselblad HC and HCD lenses, the X1D sits at the center of a new system with its own family of XCD lenses.The result is the most convincing camera for photography outside of the studio that Hasselblad has made in some time. That doesn't mean the X1D is a speed demon (it isn't), but activities such as landscape shooting suddenly seem more practical.
Key Features:
50MP, 44 x 33mm medium format CMOS sensor
12.4MP preview JPEGs or '3FR' 16-bit losslessly-compressed Raws
2.36M-dot electronic viewfinder
920k-dot (VGA) 3.0" touchscreen
Designed to use leaf-shutter lenses
Tethered shooting over USB 3.0 or Wi-Fi
Full TTL compatibility with recent Nikon Speedlights
The X1D is available in silver or black at a list price of $8,995/£7788/€7900. Five native lenses are available at the time of writing.
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