New Hassleblad X1D System

I think it looks great and I would love to use it. But my days of buying super expensive digital cameras are over. Maybe in 5 years I'll try it.
 
I think it looks great and I would love to use it. But my days of buying super expensive digital cameras are over. Maybe in 5 years I'll try it.

Looks great to me too!

The Leica SL is more practical for my use, but I could see my way to using this if I could afford it. (I already had a full complement of lenses to use with the SL when I bought it... with this new camera, the body is only a starting point to what it would cost me.)

Nice piece, regardless. I look forward to seeing how the system develops.

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Wow:

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Gosh, the size of the sensor!

Thanks for showing the comparisons.

It is expensive but worth it if it's used in business. I keep my digital stuff a long time so over many years it's not too bad! Wish I was young again!

Thanks for the link for pricing.
 
This one definitely is in the running for a new purchase..
Will need to know more..
After people start using it..and the bugs are worked out..
Small and powerful and does video too..that tics a lot of my boxes..
 
To be honest I find that thing awesome .. not that I could buy one. It looks a bit like a digital Mamiya 7.
My fear is battery burn by the lots of data that needs processing and the limited space for a big battery. Also focus speed - with that size of sensor you need to be more precise so I bet it's slower than I'd like it to be.
 
Comes with a Billingham bag. I'm sold.
But seriously, great spec. (on paper). Love the look. We'll look forward to it in 4-5 years. ;)
 
Supposedly has CDAF so it'll probably not be good in low light and slow in good light :/

How about we wait until it actually gets put to good use to form that opinion?

As a current owner of the sensor in my 50c back, I am sure I could get my hands on one to try.
 
Good job Hasselblad! The lack of a camera like this is honestly the main reason I am still shooting film. Large sensor in a small hand holdable body, and I assume awesome lenses. I have been waiting for a Mamiya 7 replacement and this seems to be it, the chrome and black even makes it look like a Champagne colored 7II! ...not that I'm going to dump all my Mamiya and Leica gear to get this, but it honestly sounds like a pretty reasonable thing to do. Hell, throw this thing on a multi-row pano head and can forget about shooting 4x5 too. Of course its not cheap, but honestly $14k for a body and the only two lenses I'd really need seems pretty reasonable, not that I can afford it. I'll probably wait for the 100mp version that I hope is a few years down the road, but honestly I'm sure 50mp would suit me just fine.

Sorry for rambling, but this is the most excited about a digital camera I have ever been!
 
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