Name: 1,000 photos with Hasselblad’s new 100MP camera
Uploaded: 2022-06-11T16:57:32.000Z
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- I've had Hasselblad's long rumored X2D 100C

I've taken over a thousand photos with it,

and I can confidently say, that it is a great camera

of people that might actually be able to own it.

I'm Becca Farsace, welcome back to Full Frame, bud.

The $8,100 X2D 100C is utterly Hasselblad,

which means that it's incredibly well built

And in the mirrorless camera megapixel race the X2D's 100

of them is only beaten by Fuji films GFX 100

The X2D's digital medium format, 43.8 by 32.9 millimeter

physically makes a full frame sensor look baby,

and it provides very high quality, 16 bit photos

Many photographers will argue that more megapixels

doesn't usually mean that much greater image quality

and I would mostly agree, but what makes these photos stand

out is Hasselblad's true life color science met

with a robust sensor and high quality lenses

that certainly makes for an image that you feel

an F 2.5 to F 32 aperture and both cost $3,699.

Any XCD lens will be compatible with this camera.

It's just that these new lenses have a better design

but they are small and relatively lightweight

for being all metal and made for a medium format camera.

Hasselblad a has ever released for a digital camera.

and this Hasselblad logo on the side is just,

Hasselblad will also be releasing a $4,299.

XCD 90V lens that is a bit heavier at 551 grams.

of camera that you take photos of like cracks

in the sidewalk and you show them to your friends.

It's like crisper than what I see, you know.

On average, a 3FR raw file, which is the raw files

from Hasselblad from the X2D are around 216 megabytes.

They are big boys and all those can be conveniently stored

on a one terabyte internal drive that has write speeds

And read speeds up to 2,850 megabytes per second.

I have been perfectly happy shooting right

via the included braided USB C 3.1 gen two cable.

Now these raw photos, they have a great deal of latitude.

I found it was better to underexposed than over.

up the shadows than bringing down the highlights.

But in low light situations, you have to nail the exposure

because once you're shooting around ISO 3,200 or higher

the photos will start to show grain in the shadows

The good news is, is that there's in-body image

but I was able to comfortably shoot at around like one 30th,

I still found that this camera is far more fun

to use when there is ample light and bright, bold colors.

Also, this camera now goes down to ISO 64.

The issue with the X2D is that it's slow.

It feels like every camera manufacturer has

turned focusing speeds, frames per second,

And when you use Hasselblad's latest camera

as opposed to their previous contrast based system.

and in low light it can be hard to get it to focus

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