Hasselblad introduced the world's first medium format compact mirrorless camera, the X1D. The machine, which has a more compact body compared to the medium format machines previously released by the company, measures 150 x 98 x 71 mm and weighs 725 grams.
Hasselblad X1D has a 50 megapixel medium format CMOS sensor with a size of 44 x 33 mm. The camera, which can take photos with a resolution of up to 8,272 x 6,200 pixels, has a 3-inch touch TFT LCD screen with 920 thousand dots on the back. It is possible to change shutter speed, aperture and many other settings via this touch screen. Using an electronic viewfinder with 100 percent coverage and 2.3 million dots, the X1D's minimum shutter speed is 60 seconds and maximum shutter speed is 1/2,000 seconds. Hasselblad X1D, whose ISO sensitivity can be increased up to 25,600, allows Full HD video recording at 30p and 25p in H.264 format. The machine, which supports dual SD card connections, does not have a 4K video feature. The camera allows wireless image transfer to mobile devices thanks to Wi-Fi and also has a GPS feature.
The body price of Hasselblad X1D is $ 8,995. The price of the camera, which will be available with the 45mm F3.5 lens, will be $ 11,290. Hasselblad X1D, which will also have purchasing options with XCD 45mm F3.5 and
