The Pro Has 120Hz Hasselblad Cameras

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

Have purchased and tried dozens of screens for the office, from all kinds of brands. This, hands down, is the best 4K IPS panel I've seen. 27 keeps the pixel density pretty high (though not as high as the 5k 27 Apple Studio retina displays, but those are limited to 60hz, which now feel laggy in comparison). The upside is the refresh rate. 144hz (adjustable to 120hz too via MacOS settings), brings it into line with Apple's Pro Motion display on the Macbook Pro M-series (120hz). It makes a huge difference in the smoothness of the user interface. Everything feels very liquid and fast. Screen has a nice understated design, unlike most 4k 144hz+ monitors that seems to be targeting gamers. Has thin bezels (if that's your thing). 100w USB-C power and USB hub is good. Lots of ports supported (HDMI, Displayport, USB-B, USB-C). No compatibility issues with the Mac, true plug and play. One quirk I've noticed (though most non-Apple monitors do this), is that sometimes the monitor doesn't automatically wake when the Mac is put to sleep, so you have to press the monitor's power button to turn it back on. Not a big deal, just something to note. I got the Gorilla Glass option, definitely helps reduce reflections while keeping the sharp glossy colors, again making it much closer in feel and color appearance to the Macbook's Pro motion display. Color tones out of the box are very good, didn't need to manually calibrate a custom color profile. Overall very happy with this monitor. Bought through BHPhoto as I heard the Dough (formerly Eve) company used to have a hit-or-miss reputation so if I need to return the unit, BHPhoto is easier to deal with. Product is great so far, very pleased with it.

Always get great results shooting either with my Holga or Mamiya TLR or Hasselblad cameras.

48gb bandwidth can do 120hz at 4K

This cable is being used to tether Nikon and Hasselblad cameras to Mac computers and it is doing its job very well. It is bit stiff, so some sort of strain relief is needed in order to avoid tension on the camera socket.

I really like the FotodioX CameraKey Tool for Hasselblad Cameras and Lenses. It makes re-cocking the Zeiss lens so easy.

The Fotodiox camera strap is far more comfortable than the original Hasselblad leather camera straps that I received when given my 500 series cameras. Comfort well outweighs the cost and my neck appreciates the decision. Have one strap for each of my three cameras.

These stay on my cameras! I put my Hasselblad & Leica lens caps away & use these. 2 advantages: 1) when you lose one of these you're only out $4.79 & 2) when you use one of these it says Sensei which doesn't mean a thing to a camera thief!

I use this product to clean the lenses on my Hasselblad and Canon cameras.Leaves no residue, cleans about the best of anything I've used in my 33 year professional career.

I've been a fan of Instax cameras for several years — and I love square images (from my Hasselblad days). So the square Instax is a dream come true. Works simply and makes nice prints. My grandchildren love to play with it, and one of my daughters asked for one for Christmas.