X2D

Just because the Hasselblad H lenses are discontinued, doesn’t mean you can’t still use them. They can be adapted to your Hasselblad X1D, X2D, 907x 50c and 907x 100c cameras. But what [...]

The ability to enable Bulb/Timer modes on the Hasselblad X1D and X2D cameras is pretty straightforward. Enabling Bulb/Timer mode on the 907x/CFV 50c II is a bit less so, because of the wide [...]

We have been waiting for this missed feature since the X2D body's release date. Many customers want to replace their existing "end of life" H system, but have not been able to do effectively [...]

First, the direct technical comparisons. PS. SCROLL DOWN FOR THE CI EXPERT OPINION Now, for our expert opinion. brad@captureintegration.com – 404.522.7662 I love picking up the Hasselblad [...]

There has been confusion about which Hasselblad H Lens Adapter to choose for use on your X2D (or X1D) and 907x cameras. Here is some clarity: Notice anything different? That’s right, the [...]

Measuring 43.5mm in length and 245g in weight, XCD 4/28P is the lightest and smallest lens of the Hasselblad X System.* This portable and powerful lens allows you to capture the world in the palm [...]

The X2D has a brilliant feature in that it has an internal 1TB solid state drive within the camera, which removes the necessity of having media cards when not shooting tethered. This 1TB drive [...]

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I think you should consider this camera. A few reasons why. There have been plenty of Hasselblad X2D reviews by now but, with the benefit of time and perspective, we’re going to dive into things [...]

Since the introduction of the original X1D, Hasselblad has graced us with perhaps the beautiful and intuitive user interface that exists in the market today. The totality of the camera design is [...]