Hasselblad H6D-50c
Announced April 7, 2016
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Reviewer Consensus
Strong
The Hasselblad H6D-50c produces stunning image quality with exceptional dynamic range and color accuracy suitable for studio, portrait, and landscape work. Although it offers a highly enjoyable shooting experience, the system is hindered by slow performance and limitations that make it unsuitable for fast-moving subjects.
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Early scores
Pros
- Exceptional image quality and color reproduction
- User-friendly viewfinder and intuitive handling
- High resolution for significant cropping and clarity
- Superior dynamic range and depth-of-field control
- Highly enjoyable shooting experience
Cons
- Restrictive video features and audio limitations
- Extremely slow performance and autofocus
- Unreliable operation and system errors
- High cost and lack of ongoing system support
- Heavy build and poor handheld performance
- Launch price $22,900 (USD)
- Sensor 50MP
- Stabilization None
Expert Reviews
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You pay a premium for medium format cameras like the Hasselblad H6D-50c, but are rewarded with incredibly detailed 50-megapixel images, a tough build meant to endure daily professional use, and a versatile modular design.
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Great fun to use and forced me to look at some different viewpoints than normal. Image quality is excellent – as I expected.
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As it stands in its current state, it's a fine photographic tool, limited only by your imagination. None of the currently missing features are deal-breaking, and will not in any way hinder its (or your) capability to make great photographs.
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