Hasselblad X2D 100C Review

Hasselblad has announced the X2D 100Cs, a new X system mirrorless medium format camera that features a 100MP sensor, improved AF, IBIS, and host of other features. The X2D is nimble and has the AF and IBIS the photography world now expects; it has convenience features like a tilting screen and onboard storage.

Hasselblad's X2D II 100C is poised to make medium format photography more accessible, challenging more conventional cameras by potentially offering a superior image-making experience.

The 907X-based system is one of the most unique in terms of modularity and offers a very simple and elegant solution for pairing a set of high-quality lenses to a high-resolution sensor. The size and weight benefits are among the most appealing traits of this camera system, making it a camera I was willing to carry at all times.

Nearly six years later, we now have a camera that lives up to the core dream of that camera. The image quality is, as you might expect, incredible and that is finally bolstered by a shooting experience that lives up to the modern expectations of a digital mirrorless camera.

Despite its many flaws, Hasselblad’s flagship camera is one of my favorite cameras ever.

Hasselblad has launched the followup to its first 100MP medium-format camera with a new model that improves on it in almost every way. The X2D II 100C promises better image quality, a brighter display, 10-stop stabilization and updated hybrid autofocus.

Hasselblad has come a long way since its medium-format mirrorless debut in 2016. The X2D 100C is a beautiful camera and an ultimate imaging machine in the right situation. The camera has few usability drawbacks, but if you want the best image quality and care about style, the Hasselblad X2D 100C is a fantastic option.

The Hasselblad X2D 100C is a fantastic camera that offers a unique and enjoyable shooting experience, delivering exceptional image quality.