Hasselblad X2D 100C Medium Format Mirrorless Camera

[Arca-Type] This fits perfectly on the Hasselblad X2D 100c, leaving room of battery removal. The mounting screw is offset toward the front of the camera to match the position on the camera. It is well made and the L-bracket side can be removed if you need to access the side ports. RRS does not yet make a bracket for this camera, but when they do it will cost 5 times as much as this one.

[Screw Knob] Love it, fits and works well with all Hasselblad and other medium format camera body

[Hasselblad X] Except for the electronic shutter which is required using the X2D 100C camera, none of the other electronic benefits of the camera are available. There are no electronic connections in the adapter. It allows one to shoot digital as if you were shooting with film. The old spot meter regains a new life.

[0.1x] This is a great focal length for this medium format sensor. It's a 24mm full frame equivalent and just superb for interiors, landscapes and street photography. I've used it for each of those applications and have been super happy. I was considering the 21mm Ultra-Wide because I do some commercial interior work (furniture/showrooms), but do not regret having chosen the 30mm. I recognize now that it would be unusual for me to need that specialized lens. The performance of the lens is awesome... super sharp... beautiful Hasselblad color rendition as always... and it gives photos that presence indicative of medium format and Hasselblad images in particular. I also have the XCD 80mm f1.9 and I really love that lens also. In comparison this lens is so light weight..! Very maneuverable and quick (focusing speed is decent for the format, but don't expect DSLR type speed there). Focus control in AF is very good and I've only missed auto-focus a couple times (2-3% of the time..?), and the problem with Hasselblad's system for focusing (contrast based?) is a slight bummer, but maybe future cameras will incorporate upgraded control. I use this lens with the 907x camera and the most recent CFV II 50c and the control grip. Great, well balanced setup.

[30 mm] I do a lot of travel, location and street shooting in Medium Format. This bag fits my Hasselblad 500C/M with 50mm and PM45 prism, four more lenses: 50, 60, 150 and 250. Three A12 backs, two Minolta meters, spot and incident/flash plus shades, filters and and my little knock-knacks like pens, notebooks and an asthma inhaler. I also own the a Domke RuggedWear which is a bit shorter in height and length. I'm using it for my Hasselblad digital but will be replacing it with a second one of these. One final note: I live in Mexico I so this bag cost me 40% more due to taxes and shipping than anyone living within the US and I'm still thrilled with it!

[12 x 6 x 2"] i use this film for landscapes and portraits with hasselblad medium format. the film is beautiful, fine grain, and wonderful tones and texture. film allows you to use wonderful cameras and lenses that are different from the digital slrs. use it while you still can.

[125] have been using medium format but just love the results in my new 4 x 5

[Optical] The Hasselblad 907X 50C is definitely an interesting camera. This is not my first medium format digital camera. The 907X camera by itself creates a love-or-hate reaction at first use. My reaction was simply one of joy after only a couple of shots. I still cannot figure out why I like this camera so much... I think it's because 907X slows me down to allow me to enjoy the process. Okay... Okay... what do I like about the grip? The grip gives me direct access to more controls like aperture and shutter speed (and more). Even balance is improved, The grip is an odd marriage to an already unusual camera, but it adds to the camera just a little more to make it even more fun easy to use.

[Black] Watch the Falcam Youtube promo video to see they used it on the Hasselblad X2D! Bought this for that very purpose, and it does work. reason, the 'thread' is thinner than Peak Design's but as strong, IMO. I also like the magnet connector better. I have since given my PeakDesign lugs to a friend and switched over to this. :D Of course, YMMV!

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] The Leofoto is a game changer for solo travelers. It is strong enough to hold in position my Hasselblad X2D 100c and my XCD lenses. The infinitely adjustable legs make it easy to level on rock terrain during hikes or fasten and hang from a fence for night photography. Highly recommended