Hasselblad H4D 40 Medium Format Dslr Camera

That is a really best qualy product. Heavy duty monoball, solid, easy to use. I use it with my Hasselblad H4D-40 with 120mm lens - really heavy combination.

Love it, fits and works well with all Hasselblad and other medium format camera body

I use for my Hasselblad 907X Special Edition Medium Format camera, and this battery works perfect, build quality is superb. Still, if you do photoshoot outside all day, you need one or two extra pieces.

I've been a Nikon customer since 2005 so using a medium format camera came with some anxiety. The Hasselblad was more intuitive than I had anticipated which made working with it so easy. The touch screen was simple and framing without a typical viewfinder was not a problem. Exposure is amazing even in low light with extreme sharpness.

This camera is top notch. Finally was able to save enough to make the leap to medium format and I don't regret it one bit. The Hasselblad 907x is an excellent camera. It's a straight forward easy to use system with a quality build. It has a minimalist design and well laid out menu with a touch screen. I've dreamt of a digital medium format for many years. I have an old beat up 500cm film camera whereas the 50c digital back can easily be attached. This is a versatile modular camera system which can be used with the many different Hasselblad cameras. It's well worth the money it's priced at. Considering what you used to have to pay for a digital medium format system, the price is relatively fair. I mean you are purchasing a true work of art. And it's just a fun camera to go out and shoot with, even if you don't come home with an award winning photo. :) One cool feature I discovered after buying this camera is that it has in camera focus bracketing, which is extremely convenient. I purchased the 45mm lens with the 907x 50c system. Now will I be able to afford another lens anytime soon? Absolutely not. But one day. The 45mm p lens is a great lens and is incredibly sharp. I've also discovered that Hasselblad has a ton of webinars on their YouTube explaining just about everything about their cameras and systems and even chats with other photographers. Even if you don't own a Hasselblad I highly recommend checking out their YouTube. There's always something new to learn. -@meltedconcept

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.

I have a medium format dslr and this is just perfect Room for the camera and 2 additional lenses plus a little extra space Has a small flashlight real , nice strap , Very comfortable handles ,

DSLR, good. Film camera, good. I bought this for my Mamiya 7ii medium format camera. It's not too tight to remove the camera easily. The bottom is squarish, but flexible enough to fold.

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!

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.