{"id":2946,"date":"2016-07-01T12:04:29","date_gmt":"2016-07-01T12:04:29","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.linhofstudio.com\/knowledgebank\/?p=2946"},"modified":"2017-08-30T13:33:35","modified_gmt":"2017-08-30T13:33:35","slug":"hasselblad-launch-xd1-worlds-first-compact-mirrorless-digital-medium-format-camera","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.linhofstudio.com\/knowledgebank\/hasselblad-launch-xd1-worlds-first-compact-mirrorless-digital-medium-format-camera\/","title":{"rendered":"Hasselblad X1D-50c the worlds first compact mirrorless digital medium format camera"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hasselblad X1D-50c<\/p>\n

Handmade in Sweden,\u00a0less than half the weight of a conventional digital medium format camera,\u00a0the X1D seamlessly combines portability with excellent optical quality.\"Hasselblad<\/p>\n

By opting for a mirrorless design, Hasselblad\u00a0were able to use\u00a0their\u00a050MP CMOS sensor and pack it into a footprint small\"X1D_Lifestyle_InHand\"er than most full frame 35mm cameras. For the first time, photographers have a camera that is no larger than a small format rangefinder, but offers\u00a0exceptional quality.<\/p>\n

The X1D can capture up to 14 stops of dynamic range, allowing for unmatched\u00a0detail, from the deepest\u00a0shadows to the brightest highlights.\"Hasselblad<\/p>\n

To enhance the entirely new camera design Hasselblad have produced a new range of autofocus lenses specifically engineered to match the high resolution capability of the X1D.<\/p>\n

The superb new XCD lenses deliver edge-to-edge sharpness in a compact form to elegantly match the slim build of the body.<\/p>\n

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X1D-50c (Body Only) \u00a36490 + VAT
\nXCD 3,5\/45mm Lens \u00a31,895.00 + VAT
\nXCD 3,2\/90mm \u00a32235.00 + VAT<\/p>\n

XCD f3.5\/30mm \u00a32790.00+ VAT<\/p>\n

XCD f3.5\/120mm \u00a33295.00 +VAT (to pre order)<\/p>\n

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Interface<\/h4>\n

The X1D\u2019s high-resolution rear LCD offers touch control for all aspects of the camera\u2019s 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 an XGA electronic viewfinder for bright, crisp viewing even under difficult lighting conditions.<\/p>\n

GPS\u00a0Module<\/h4>\n

Supplied as standard with the X1D, the unit integrates seamlessly with the camera via the hot shoe connection.\u00a0<\/span>The module uses dual satellite systems (GPS & GLONASS) for higher positional accuracy, and an improved CNR. Being hot shoe based the unit can be removed when not required, thus saving battery power. Additionally, being removable the unit can be upgraded very easily when newer modules become available.<\/p>\n

Exposure Range<\/h4>\n

With an extended ISO range up to a staggering 25,600, the X1D can shoot in the poorest of light while still retaining crisp detail in both shadows and highlights. Coupled with a shutter speed range of 60 minutes to 1\/2000th second \u2013 with flash synchronisation at all speeds \u2013 the X1D offers incredible capture options.<\/p>\n

Connectivity<\/h4>\n

The USB 3.0 Type-C connector offers state-of-the-art connectivity along with blisteringly fast transfer speeds. Built-in high speed Wi-Fi gives you the freedom to preview your shots and even control the camera wirelessly using Phocus Mobile on an iOS device.<\/p>\n

Dual Card Slots<\/h4>\n

The X1D features dual SD UHS-I card slots. Images can either be saved to either card or saved to the second card when the first is full.<\/p>\n

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