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the X1D Hasselblad is one of the most interesting cameras will be announced over the years because it piles up a massive sensor medium format image in the camera that is as portable as a compact DSLR. Today the company makes things even more interesting with a special version 4116 edition of the camera.
The 4116 edition X1D has the same features as the camera announced earlier this year - 50-megapixel CMOS sensor; ISO range up to 25600; 14 stops of dynamic range; XGA viewfinder and 3-inch touch screen; integrated Wi-Fi and GPS - but the body was painted all black for a furtive look. The camera comes with a 45mm lens, a leather strap, extended warranty, and a custom box. It will be available for $ 12,995.
In addition to the X1D edition 4116, Hasselblad is also showing a concept camera based on the classic movie series V cameras. The V1D 4116 Concept has a 75 megapixel sensor means square format and a modular system. The main body is machined from an aluminum block and photographers can attach lenses, handles, exhibitions, and other accessories for her. The whole design looks quite modern, but with a nod to conventional cameras that inspired him. Hasselblad does not say whether it will produce a device based on the concept or how much it might cost.
