Hasselblad Full Frame Camera Price

Coming from a full frame phase back to this is actually a little mind blowing. The HNCS is not something to sleep on. There is a clear reason Hasselblad is being used for color repo by the likes of the Met, Guggenheim, etc. I almost want to give it 4 stars because of phocus but honestly I just can't. This camera deserves 5. This is the first camera that I do not need to spend endless hours in post fixing color. I pray Hasselblad continues to support this camera.

is amazing camera Full Frame :)

Very nice camera, easy to use, good price for full frame, satisfied.

I love this camera as it is the first full frame camera that I own. The price and the extras from B&H Photo Video was a bonus.

It is a good full frame mirrorless camera with a useful lens at very attractive price. I am very lucky to buy the kit from B&H. B&H provides great services even for a foreign buyer like me!

For the price of just the camera body for most other brands, this one comes with two useful kit lenses. 20-60mm on a full frame is quite a nice lens for travel. And 50mm is always a great, first time prime, for any camera system.

I purchased this camera when it being sold at a greatly reduced price. I have been very impressed with the basic design, build quality, and ease of use. The controls I use the most are near where my hand rests and it is difficult to program-by-mistake. I moved from a full frame SLR (different manufacturer) to micro 4/3 (great camera-small sensor) and currently the Canon. The lens zooms smoothly through out the zoom range and I can say of the five kit lenses I have owned over the years this one is hands down the sharpest of the group. On size and weight it is actually smaller than my mid-range micro 4/3 camera and it is only a few ounces heavier. One minor complaint about the package is that it does not include the lens hood. It did come with printed manual which is great for me as I am a little older and a printed text person. Some of the negative reviews probably need to be put in context. This is an entry level full frame at a reasonable price point not a pro body Canon. There is not a whole lot on the market that comes close in this price range. I would HIGHLY recommend this product.

for the price, you just can't complain. Full frame in such a lightweight is always a win. Spec wise, this camera is technically better than the a7iii. I would know, I have now used both. the only downside I've actually had is the missing shutter dial that was on the front end grip of the camera that all the other sony full frames have.

My first full frame camera. At this price, it is affordable for an entry level full frame user. Instead of the kit lens, I paired it with the 20mm 1.8 G for livestream and vlogs, as well as 85mm 1.8 for portrait photoshoots. Love the new set up, and can’t wait for shoot more photos and videos with the two lenses!!

The $1,300 price drop was what enabled me to even consider a full frame camera. I upgraded from a D7200 to the D750 and will never, EVER go back to a crop frame sensor. The layout and menu navigation of the two cameras are nearly identical, so the learning curve was minimal. Yes, the number of megapixels are the same, but the pixels are much larger in the 750 which means this thing is amazing in low light/high ISO situations. I have no substantial grain issues with 5,000 or even 8,000 ISO. And the focus is perfection! In a dark room, using a flash, the camera locks on with incredible sharpness. People may bash this camera for the Low Pass filter (they say if affects sharpness to help the camera prevent moire patterns), but I havent seen any issues with it. I am a corporate photographer (not nature or landscapes) so I may not fully benefit from this monster sensor, but everything is better... the image, my experience, my workflow, etc. The bokah generated by the full frame is perfect for portraits. I love the kit lens that comes with it (nice walk-around 24-140 f/4). I also use a Sigma 70-200 f/2.8 and Sigma 50mm f/1.4 (I owned these before I bought the 750). The camera is heavy, but the deep grip is comfortable. I havent used the built-in WiFi, but people say they love it. I strongly recommend making the upgrade, especially at this price point. Everything will feel better, look better, and drastically improve your professional look.