50 MP Mirrorless camera from Hasselblad's
Hasselblad is making good on its promise to launch something big. Today it introduces the X1D, a medium-format mirrorless camera with a 50MP CMOS sensor.At less than half the weight of a conventional digital medium format camera, the mirrorless X1D is a game changer in the world of photography.Inspired by our iconic design heritage, the camera is ergonomic and compact, offering a handling experience unlike any other.
Not surprisingly, the X1D uses a new lens mount, accepting XCD lenses. Two have been announced at launch: a 45mm F3.5 and a 90mm F3.2, offering 35 and 70mm equivalent fields of view, respectively (and for those curious, F2.8 and F2.5 equivalent depth-of-field, respectively). More options will follow 'shortly' including a 30mm (24mm-equiv) lens to be launched around the Photokina trade show in September. An H lens adapter will also be offered to extend support to Hasselblad's existing H lens system, with full autofocus operation.
The X1D’s high-resolution rear LCD offers touch control for all aspects of the camera’s features. The elegant icon-based user interface speeds access to customisation options along with intuitive playback functions such as swipe and pinch to zoom. The camera also boasts a 2.4 MP electronic viewfinder for bright, crisp viewing even under difficult lighting conditions.
Here are the sample shots take by the camera
Not surprisingly, the X1D uses a new lens mount, accepting XCD lenses. Two have been announced at launch: a 45mm F3.5 and a 90mm F3.2, offering 35 and 70mm equivalent fields of view, respectively (and for those curious, F2.8 and F2.5 equivalent depth-of-field, respectively). More options will follow 'shortly' including a 30mm (24mm-equiv) lens to be launched around the Photokina trade show in September. An H lens adapter will also be offered to extend support to Hasselblad's existing H lens system, with full autofocus operation.
Here are the sample shots take by the camera
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