Hasselblad will release a 100MP medium format camera based on the 907X on Jan. 24
By ForGeeks It has been revealed that Hasselblad plans to unveil a 100MP medium format camera based on the 907X on January 24. It should be clarified, the Hasselblad 907X is the smallest medium-format camera from the manufacturer.
The Hasselblad 907X is the smallest medium-format camera from the manufacturer.
Hasselblad offers only one digital back for this camera — the CFV II 50C with a 50-megapixel sensor. Speaking of which, Hasselblad is planning a system upgrade in the form of a digital back with a 100-megapixel sensor. The size of the sensor is 43.8 x 32.9 millimeters, which is 66.7 percent larger than the full-frame sensor. Hasselblad advertises 16-bit color, a dynamic range of 15 stops and light sensitivity from 64 to 25,600 ISO units.
Hasselblad advertises 16-bit color, a dynamic range of 15 stops and light sensitivity from 64 to 25,600 ISO units.
The anticipated Hasselblad 907X 100C camera is scheduled to be officially unveiled on January 24. The current 907X 50C sells for a list price of 6,590 euros, and is expected to be priced in the high four-figure to low five-figure range.
Hasselblad’s current 907X 50C is expected to be priced in the high four-figure to low five-figure range.
