Hasselblad Stellar Digital Cameras

Had to be rigged to fit on my Hasselblad Stellar Special Edition Digital Camera (Champagne/Carbon Fiber) eventhough it was recommended for my camera. Strap itself feels great and can be extended to hit at my hip or higher up.

In the past having my own business and using Hasselblad cameras then changing to digital with Canon, I was used to having great cameras. Now that I am retired I wanted and needed a lighter weight camera due to arthritis in my hands. I tried several other point and shoots but was not happy with them. This Sony fits the bill for me. It feels well built and has some weight but not too much. The 72mm Ziss lens reminds me of my Hasselblad days. I could not be happier with this camera. It takes great photos. There is so much I can do with this camera and am still learning all the features. I do not feel that I am sacrificing any quality at all. I am looking forward to taking it on our next vacation and will not have to worry about changing lenses or carrying a lot of weight. I have large hands and it fits me perfect.

I really like using this pod on the 4th of July. It helped me to in steady my hand taking continuous shots on my Hasselblad Stellar camera. The photos I took were awesome.

I use these to clean the digital sensor on my Hasselblad H3DII-31. I also use them to clean my lenses.

works well with Hasselblad 907x digital back and flash bracket

I have 1 for each of my 4 digital cameras because they are the do everything lens.

It works exactly as I'd expect. I'm able to use my Hasselblad lenses, both V and FE on my Canon cameras.

Great for digital cameras

I used this film for years, then stopped when I switched to digital. Now, I'm back shooting film again and this is always with me. It's sharp and fine in my Hasselblad SWC and works very well in my pinhole camera as well. Every film has its own character. I like them all for their specifics.

This is my first foray into digital Hasselblad; I just received it today! I normally shoot with a 503CW, CFi lenses, and an A12 film back, so I wasn’t exactly certain what to expect. Aside from plugging it in before taking that bit of tape off the battery, getting it set up was a snap. It’s refreshing to be able to change iso without changing the back. I can meter the scene, set my iso on the screen, set my shutter and aperture on the lens, and shoot! The workflow is just like with film, except more flexible and seemingly limitless shots! It’s not obvious how to shoot with live preview and the electronic shutter while using the 503CW, but I’m confident that I’ll figure it out.