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Could Hasselblad’s Upgraded X2D II 100C Make Medium Format Shooting the New Norm?

While not videography news, sadly, this new medium format from Hasselblad is quite intriguing. The brand has also released a new wide-to-tele zoom that could be a nice option for video pros, but for now, let’s quickly go over this exciting new medium format camera.Designed to make medium format even more flexible for ordinary and extraordinary shooting situations, this next-gen version of Hasselblad’s flagship X2D II 100C features an upgraded AF system, more robust IBIS, and greater color flexibility.The Hasselblad X2D II 100CTailored to feature improved speed, stability, and color on this already-popular platform, the new Hasselblad X2D II 100C brings lots of new specs and features to that veteran medium format shooters will love to see.For those upgrading to the large sensor format for the first time, these sensor-based upgrades will be further complemented by an intuitive user interface, easy wireless control, and refined physical details to make working with the camera more enjoyable.An Ehanced 100MP BSI CMOS SensorEverything about the new Hasselblad X2D II 100C revolves around its proven sensor, which features a familiar 43.8 x 32.9mm 100MP BSI CMOS sensor, which offers impressive resolution along with 16-bit color. The sensor and processing have also been enhanced compared to the previous generation, with an improved 15.3 stops of dynamic range and native sensitivity that extends from ISO 50 to ISO 25600 for more detail in the extreme shadows and highlights. Furthermore, building on Hasselblad's obsession with color science, the X2D II is the first medium format camera to...

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