Hasselblad H3D Digital SLR Camera System

The Hasselblad H3D is the world’s first 48mm full-frame, large-sensor, medium-format DSLR camera system. The H3D has been developed around a brand new digital camera engine producing increased lens performance and a new level of image sharpness. By focusing solely on digital camera architecture, Hasselblad is able to offer photographers the full benefits of professional medium-format digital cameras as well as the ease of use of the best 35mm DSLRs. Includes Large format 48 x 36mm digital capture Four modes of operation and storage H System lenses A choice of bright viewfinders Unique Hasselblad Natural Color Solution DNG workflow IAA – helping you classify and select images FlexColor workflow for the specialist commercial photographer Service and Support
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Steve McCurry uses Hasselblad H4D-40

31 thoughts on “Hasselblad H3D Digital SLR Camera System

  1. I suppose the problem with a camera of this sort of price is if one is commercially successful enough as a photographer to be able to afford one of these, you already know you don’t need one. lol I suppose there also ways of getting more mega pixels even out of quite modestly priced digital cameras, on rare occasions where more are needed e.g. by stitching multiple images together even interpolating multiple images. So one could get around the limitations of even quite cheap cameras. 🙂

  2. @Diablovtpa Yep. You guys that say you are taking great photos are probably right, its just that you wouldn’t be able to blow it up with APS-C cropped sensors. These medium format beasts can be put on billboards. The small format ones can’t

  3. @INS1977 As the pixels increases so does the clarity of the photo. Still if I could afford it, I’d buy one, but this camera is too rich for my blood.

  4. @4funky1 Yes, I’d like to rent one for a bit just to see how it works and the quality. I have fantastic Alaska photos taken with a Canon 40D. I’d get the 7D, but don’t like the idea of having video as part of the camera. Would prefer to have them add another pixel or two than video.

  5. @Miscellaneousviidz I agree. I’ve been using a Canon 40D for some time and I get some great scenic shots since that is what I am interested in. I want to get a 7D as well, but I don’t like the idea of video being part of the camera. I’d like to see them add an additional pixel or two rather than video. That’s why I have a cam corder. I have a Hasselblad 500CM and use it as much as I can.

  6. I don’t know, when you think about technological value, you could buy a good car or a camera.
    I think a ton of people would rather have a car than a camera

  7. Ahhhhhh….30,000 dollar camera…….that’s more than a down payment on a house. That’s an average person’s yearly salary.

    Nonetheless, if you can afford it, and you want the best quality photo’s you can possibly have, then buy this beast.

  8. am i the only person in the world that doesn’t get excited about hasselblad? So what if it has massive megapixel. some of the most amazing pictures i have ever seen were taken on basic cameras. i dont want my photos on a billboard, and i’m not wowed by the fact that I can zoom in like crazy in photoshop. these kinds of things are only good for showing off, nothing else.

  9. Great! One picture taken by him!

    At least they could promote the actual pictures taken with the camera. I was watching this hoping to see a photograph, but then only one.

  10. I want a raw file from this “shhoting” if you can find a server to send it….(I can understand that amateurs such as myself get excited over 40 megapix but cannot stomach it when known pro’s can be bought to peddle that amount of info on a shot that will be seen from 200 yards away on a bill board where it does not matter if its 20 or 40 megs…hey steve don’t tell me you did it pro bono….

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