Hasselblad H3D Digital SLR Camera System

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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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Uploaded: September 13, 2007 at 4:17 pm
Author: calumetphotonews

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sclogse1 (Monday 17th of November 2008 12:49:06 AM)
At $38,000 clams, it should also do video.
sclogse1 (Monday 17th of November 2008 12:46:29 AM)
Of course, it's also a tax write-off, but at these prices, I would start to look at pro high def motion picture cameras, as now you can get what Lucas is shooting with for around $12,000, and spend some on servers, etc.
likeawhispr (Saturday 15th of November 2008 04:54:08 PM)
You might prefer the Canon Mark3 because for what you shoot the Mark3 is more "practical", however if you did primarily studio work, with lots of cropping and post processing, the top of the line dslr are still in a lower league. The reason most people don't see medium or large format cameras being used for weddings is because most people can't afford it. Most expensive weddings have at least the portrait/posed photos shot with medium or large format cameras & use DSLR for the small stuff ;)
bihtori (Monday 13th of October 2008 10:11:41 AM)
Megapickles!
drewza90 (Monday 6th of October 2008 03:08:34 AM)
32000 may seem a lot for a camera, but to fashion photographers who make in excess of that per day, and it being their key tool, it really is worth that much money. sure there are other part frame and full frame cameras that can do a similar job, but hasselblad is simply the best for fashion and studio photography. if your a race driver, you can get a bmw, but you would go better with a ferrari. if your a professional photographer you can get a canon 1ds MKIII, or you can get a hasselblad
cityBK (Friday 10th of October 2008 06:11:22 AM)
hahahahahaha...it may different between canon 1ds MKIII and hasselblad sir..cause 1ds is a pro DSLR and Hasselblad is a medium-large format camera..and their price is so far different..
GLXLR (Tuesday 14th of October 2008 07:45:36 PM)
The sensor on the Medium-Format is SOOO MUCH BIGGER!@!!!@!$@!$
Stikstofman (Friday 3rd of October 2008 08:18:39 AM)
If I am calculating correctly, a 39 Megapixel foto could easily be used to print posters of 10 square meters...
telkwa (Saturday 1st of November 2008 12:22:36 PM)
You can also print posters of 10 square metres from a 6MP dSLR. The reason question is, how much quality degradation is the viewer willing to accept? A print that large can only be created at a resolution of 50DPI - which is horrendously low. Not many people will be happy with 50DPI.
ridgelineswift (Tuesday 30th of September 2008 12:00:31 AM)
No offense guys but you guys dont get it, it does sound crazy when someone is about to spend 32.000 on a camera, But Hasselblad was not made for someone that just want to take a picture of daily stuff, these are mostly used in studio. the reason why 39 Mp well it probably does not matter in the process of taking the picture, but the 39 MP really make a better product during the post-production process. 39MP will give a great details and room to edit. So it is an invesment for a photographer!