Just ordered my 90v from Hasselblad for my X2D. After having seen this review I am even more excited-should have it my hands in 7days. Even B&H does not have it yet, but I have been monitoring the Hasselblad store frequently.
Hey Ted, would it be possible to demonstrate the X2D for walk-around travel and street photography, including the best (2) lenses for that type of photography? I would choose a 24-70 equivalent if Hasselblad made one in the V series, as my go-to lens has been the Sony GM 24-70 on an A1 for my grab-and-go setup in most situations.
I have the X2D lightwright portrait set with the 80 mm 1.9 and until now i was pretty sure there is no better portrait lens than that.... And now this 90 mm 2.5 comes along. Happy you compared them. Even if i would ignore the possible optical improvement and fact that it's a bit less lightstrong what i will not ignore is the fact that it's half the weight of the 80 mm. And when walking around with the 80 mm for a day then that 500 gram less weight is a huge bonus. See if i can make a good deal in selling the 80 mm and invest in this lens... Thanks for this review! I agree on one aspect in peticular... The quality this camera delivers is out of this world.
I bought mine 7-8 months ago with the 45mm lens as there simply weren’t any other lenses available. Life intervened and I never got around to even opening the boxes. Surprised to finally see these new system lenses arrive, hopefully I can find one in stock this time and perhaps finally get to use the camera.
Thanks for your review! I would be very interested in seeing how the camera performs in low light and just how good the files look SOOC. Also, if you have an opinion on editing in Phocus vs. Lightroom, that would be much appreciated. I am thinking about investing into this system but I would have to leave my Capture One Workflow behind.
I Just had my friend pick up this combo for me at the hasselblad store in bangkok for our australia trip. i would've prefered the 20-35mm for the trip, but the waitlist on the 90v made me prioritize it. hopefully i get some good landscape isolation shots in patagonia a few weeks later
the 907x form factor is hasselblad's premium take on their own camera's. allegedely a 100CFV was found in some paper work, and might be coming along. super excited to upgrade. i have the 80mm lens. Curious about renting this 90v
Thank you very much for this insightful review which was great to see as I now know the 90mm V lens will be on its way soon. Thanks also for the details of the firmware update for X2D. I have been using this camera over the past year for landscape photography and it really is fantastic, being so portable and easy to use, due to its minimalist design and menu system.
Thanks Ted for the good review and I’m about this far away from pulling trigger on the system. One thing that I don’t know about the X2D system is what flash triggers does it use for the standard third-party flash and strobe units out there? For instance, Westcott, Godox , etc?
In my opinion, the best thing about the Hasselblad X2D (and Fuji GFX for that matter) is that you can use some bokehlicious "full frame" portrait lenses on them and push the limits of how the lenses render images. Just buy a cheap adapter and a Contax Zeiss Planar 50/1.4 or the legendary Biotar 75/1.5 and they are just blowing everything away for portraits.
@@AllCarsUnited You're right buddy. If your subject is stationary it's ok. The IBIS in the X2D helps. Also if you switch to 14bit then the sensor readout is faster so the rolling shutter happens over a shorter period. But it's still cumbersome.
Great review, thanks. I shoot portraits, flowers, street scenes, architecture. If I can only afford one Hasselblad V lens to cover these bases, which one would you recommend? Thanks again!
Thanks Ted for the excellent review, I am planning to get one camera but debating between Leica SL2 and Hasselblad X2D. Ask an amateur photographer my requirements are sharpest image, natural colors and fast auto focus. Can you please help me with these points: 1. What is the difference between Hasselblad 45mm normal vs 45mm P lenses in terms of speed of auto focus and image quality only? Any one is recommended? I know there is a 0.5 f stop difference. I have seen the same thing in Leica same 35/50mm lenses one in hundreds and the other in thousands. 2. If I have to get a UV filter to protect a lens, does it need to be very expensive one? 3. Does X2d camera purchase provide any free photo editing S/W? 4. What is your take on overall image quality and speed of auto focus per Leica SL2 and Hasselblad X2D - 100C? Which one you recommend? Thanks for your help
Ted, Thanks for another great video. I’ve been wanting this system since the X1 first came out. It feels like my end-game system. Should I find my self ready to go financially what would be the lineup of best lenses ?
Any chance you could do a video dedicated to your presets? There's not much in the way of examples on your site, and I'd love to see before and afters with a variety of your presets.
Increasing depth of field by adding cropping factor aspect ratios like full frame 4/3 and aps-c cropped frame sensor will be much easier until they come out with more and better lenses especially zoom and variable focal length ones.
I’m really enjoying the system. I just wish I could set the rear screen to “Menu Only”. I prefer to shoot with the EVF but I don’t like using the EVF for menu purposes. However if you set the camera to ’EVF Only’ the rear screen shows nothing until you set it back. It’s a bit irritating having the screen on all the time.
Interesting commentary on this awesome lens as always, Ted! In your opinion, if you were a 100% stills only, landscape, and small product photographer, which MF system do you think would work best (Hasselblad X2D or Fujifilm GFX 100 II), including evaluating lens sharpness and detail rendition, assuming one shoots 100% tripod-mounted, and 10 second self timer for optimum sharpness? (For wildlife. I use a Nikon Z8 with the NIkkor Z 180-600 f/5.6-6.3, so I'm not necessarily seeking "speed" in a potential MF System.) Thank you!
Very interesting. I normally shoot sports and wildlife but am looking at the Hasselblad as the tool I will use when I just want to create photographic art, no matter the subject. Your comments on the X2D in this regard resonated with me. In fact, it remined me of Clarkson on Top Gear when he said his favorite muscle car was the Corvette even though technically it was inferior to its European counterparts; driving it was inspiring. I'm still in learning mode and your videos help. Is there a good Hasselblad user forum where I can listen in on users' experiences before I pull the trigger?
I saw that these were out at long last today. I was wondering how you might see it comparing to the 80/1.9 that you loved so much - question answered, thank you.
yes, exactly. I have, and like the 80/1.9, but the 90/2.5V is tempting for the weight saving (mainly), and the handling advantages. So, I was kinda hoping Ted was going to say he likes the 90/2.5V but the 80/1.9 remains king! But, alas... @@nelsonclub7722
Great Video! A few videos back you mentioned the possibility of adapting your Fujified/Kodakified (happy owner of both!) for in-camera on the Nikon Zf. Is that something that is even technically possible to do? Thanks for your time Mr. Forbes.
Is Hasselblad really making their own lenses? They really weren't a lens company. In the film days they used Zeiss lenses. If they have started optical engineering they certainly are doing a really great job!
Hi Ted, my 90mm arrived with my brand new X2D just prior to Christmas and now having updated both firmware on camera and lens, the results are sobering. Have you had any feedback on softness, almost to the point of fuzz on any image taken 100M or more away from the tripod ? I have tried manual focus, auto focus, stabilisation turned on and off, I'm running out of things to try and see what might be wrong. any pointers gratefully accepted, Damien
Nice review. Certainly on my (Lotto) wish list. I find it very interesting that the focal lengths, or should I say, angle of view, is very close to a certain trio of small, fast, beautifully made primes for a certain manufacturer that is not one of the big boys now, and that is Pentax! The 31mm, 43mm and 77mm Limiteds. With the 'Blad V lenses and multiply by 0.8 for 35mm equivalence, and you get 30.4mm for the 38mm, 44mm for the 55mm and 72mm for the 90mm. Really close to be honest. I shall call them the MF Limiteds as they are also small light (for MF) and produce beautiful images, just like the Pentax trio. :-) Now just to find the cash to buy an X2D and the three V lenses.
WOULD YOU SHOOT PORTRAITS WITH CANON R5 + RF 85MM 1.2 DS OR HASSELBLAD X2D 100C + XCD 2,5/90V I HAVE BOTH CAMERAS AND THE 85MM LENS BUT NOT THE 90V YET. THANK YOU
Thanks for the review. I loved the images. The picture at 4:33 is something I will like to show to many photographers that insist you can't take pictures with the Nikon AF system. Not to humiliate them, antagonize them or make them switch brands but to help them have faith in human capabilities: if we work and learn we are able to accomplish wonders. I am sure many of them, as we all do, put imaginary fences around what we can achieve.
Hey Ted, finally got my X2D last month.. still finding my way with it. Just wondering do you import and use LR for editing fully ? Is there any advantage for doing any adjustments in Phocus ?
Even if the image quality is exactly the same, don't forget the new features of the 2.5 -- manual focus clutch, manual aperture ring (customizable), 1/4000 sec, presumably quieter shutter, and modern external look.
Hey Ted thanks for the review. Like you I am a Pro film shooter from back in the day. Do you have any plans to create film simulations for Agfa film. I used to shoot: Optima 100, 400 ( Enhanced colors & Great contrast ). Prorate xps 160 ( super low contrast almost pastel colors) Ultra 50, 100 ( Imagine Velvia in print form and even more saturated and contrast. ) These film stocks always helped in giving me a different look than my contemporary"s who were using Fuji and Kodak. Thanks.
I'd like to know about the X2D monochrome capabilities. If used for black and white photography, which is my preferred media, do the pictures stay in monochrome when opened in Phocus software. Are there any colour casts. Does it compete with Monochrom only sensor images.
Hey Stephen, the X2D doesn't shoot in monochrome. Only in colour. So you'll have to do all your Black and White conversions when you transfer to your PC or other device.
Ted, so many thanks for the comprehensive review. At 2:59, well, I’d rather preferred sensors without dead pixels at that price tag. Is it a serious problem?
Here’s an idea for a future video: compare the X2D with a Canon EF 70-200 2.8 II lens with Techart adapter to the XCD 90 lens. To answer the question if it’s worth spending $4k on the 90 if you already have that Canon lens with even more focal length options.
@@lizlana4200 I have had both - the Fuji is cheaper and has a more complete and rounded system - longer lenses - grips, EVF, lenses - wider and longer and more of them including new T+S - awesome - however - the Hass beats it on final quality of the image its just does it with no messing about.- in the heat of the moment you just want to press the shutter - not spend ten minutes going through menus
Hi Ted. Great review as usual. My question: If you are grabbing great quality images, converting to Provia, why not just use the new Fuji GFX100-2? same mpx but you get eye autofucus? Seems steeping forward requires stepping backwards?
@@ChrisM-yq2pq wow, fanboy detected. Come on, man, are you that narrow sighted? We need transparency and don’t need paid advertisement under disguise of a “review”
You're right but they're specifications that they require from Panasonic are much higher than most other companies. That's what still makes them special in my opinion.
I have been following you for awhile. You got me all excited about the X2D when it came out. But this new 90 and the new software really has me going. As always a great video, and thanks for keeping us informed.
Beautiful Hasselblad colors and great optical performance with a sweet rendering and nice sharpness! The rendering looks like that of the new Nikon 135mm f1.8 S, which is the best possible compliment. The image quality is outstanding, but still significantly behind the more pricey Phaseone and just equivalent to that of the Fuji GFX-100II. Now, there are some significant issues in my book: - the fact that it takes one year after announcement to release such a critical lens is the only proof needed that the X2D is at best targeting wealthy amateurs. In the meantime photographers needing reliable and available solutions are working with Sony, Nikon, Fuji or Canon, - On this lens the problem of the oof highlights remains, they still look octogonal which I find very disturbing, cat eyes are very visible as well, - And really, face AF end 2023 without eye recognition?
“Super lightweight”? Ha, ha, ha! This camera has the size and weight of a brick. It is totally unacceptable for street photography. It is marginal for usage without a tripod. Technically the camera is great, but it’s best used in a studio or on a strong tripod.
Wow I just got my X2D yesterday and Hasselblad releases this new firmware today, talk about perfect timing.
Just ordered my 90v from Hasselblad for my X2D. After having seen this review I am even more excited-should have it my hands in 7days. Even B&H does not have it yet, but I have been monitoring the Hasselblad store frequently.
Hey Ted, would it be possible to demonstrate the X2D for walk-around travel and street photography, including the best (2) lenses for that type of photography? I would choose a 24-70 equivalent if Hasselblad made one in the V series, as my go-to lens has been the Sony GM 24-70 on an A1 for my grab-and-go setup in most situations.
I have the X2D lightwright portrait set with the 80 mm 1.9 and until now i was pretty sure there is no better portrait lens than that.... And now this 90 mm 2.5 comes along. Happy you compared them. Even if i would ignore the possible optical improvement and fact that it's a bit less lightstrong what i will not ignore is the fact that it's half the weight of the 80 mm. And when walking around with the 80 mm for a day then that 500 gram less weight is a huge bonus. See if i can make a good deal in selling the 80 mm and invest in this lens...
Thanks for this review! I agree on one aspect in peticular... The quality this camera delivers is out of this world.
Great review Ted, and the Hand Model Positions are on point. Kudos to your review and everything in this Dynamic review, I love it
I bought mine 7-8 months ago with the 45mm lens as there simply weren’t any other lenses available. Life intervened and I never got around to even opening the boxes. Surprised to finally see these new system lenses arrive, hopefully I can find one in stock this time and perhaps finally get to use the camera.
Impressed from these photo, I begin to love this lens now
Thanks for your review! I would be very interested in seeing how the camera performs in low light and just how good the files look SOOC. Also, if you have an opinion on editing in Phocus vs. Lightroom, that would be much appreciated. I am thinking about investing into this system but I would have to leave my Capture One Workflow behind.
I Just had my friend pick up this combo for me at the hasselblad store in bangkok for our australia trip. i would've prefered the 20-35mm for the trip, but the waitlist on the 90v made me prioritize it. hopefully i get some good landscape isolation shots in patagonia a few weeks later
the 907x form factor is hasselblad's premium take on their own camera's. allegedely a 100CFV was found in some paper work, and might be coming along. super excited to upgrade. i have the 80mm lens. Curious about renting this 90v
Thank you very much for this insightful review which was great to see as I now know the 90mm V lens will be on its way soon. Thanks also for the details of the firmware update for X2D. I have been using this camera over the past year for landscape photography and it really is fantastic, being so portable and easy to use, due to its minimalist design and menu system.
Thanks Ted for the good review and I’m about this far away from pulling trigger on the system. One thing that I don’t know about the X2D system is what flash triggers does it use for the standard third-party flash and strobe units out there? For instance, Westcott, Godox , etc?
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A review that glows, like the portraits you’ve taken. Let’s raise a glass to Hasselblad.
Great photos, camera, lenses and watch!
In my opinion, the best thing about the Hasselblad X2D (and Fuji GFX for that matter) is that you can use some bokehlicious "full frame" portrait lenses on them and push the limits of how the lenses render images. Just buy a cheap adapter and a Contax Zeiss Planar 50/1.4 or the legendary Biotar 75/1.5 and they are just blowing everything away for portraits.
Don't you have to rely on electronic shutter on the Hasselblad? Doesn't that increase the risk of rolling shutter and banding?
@@AllCarsUnited You're right buddy. If your subject is stationary it's ok. The IBIS in the X2D helps. Also if you switch to 14bit then the sensor readout is faster so the rolling shutter happens over a shorter period. But it's still cumbersome.
Great review, thanks. I shoot portraits, flowers, street scenes, architecture. If I can only afford one Hasselblad V lens to cover these bases, which one would you recommend? Thanks again!
Thanks Ted for the excellent review, I am planning to get one camera but debating between Leica SL2 and Hasselblad X2D. Ask an amateur photographer my requirements are sharpest image, natural colors and fast auto focus. Can you please help me with these points:
1. What is the difference between Hasselblad 45mm normal vs 45mm P lenses in terms of speed of auto focus and image quality only? Any one is recommended? I know there is a 0.5 f stop difference. I have seen the same thing in Leica same 35/50mm lenses one in hundreds and the other in thousands.
2. If I have to get a UV filter to protect a lens, does it need to be very expensive one?
3. Does X2d camera purchase provide any free photo editing S/W?
4. What is your take on overall image quality and speed of auto focus per Leica SL2 and Hasselblad X2D - 100C? Which one you recommend?
Thanks for your help
Ted,
Thanks for another great video.
I’ve been wanting this system since the X1 first came out. It feels like my end-game system. Should I find my self ready to go financially what would be the lineup of best lenses ?
Any chance you could do a video dedicated to your presets? There's not much in the way of examples on your site, and I'd love to see before and afters with a variety of your presets.
Gorgeous camera. I wish they added BW preview ;( but the rest I LOVE. thank you
How about the best accessories for the X2d? Thank you for this excellent review (as always)
Increasing depth of field by adding cropping factor aspect ratios like full frame 4/3 and aps-c cropped frame sensor will be much easier until they come out with more and better lenses especially zoom and variable focal length ones.
I’m really enjoying the system. I just wish I could set the rear screen to “Menu Only”.
I prefer to shoot with the EVF but I don’t like using the EVF for menu purposes. However if you set the camera to ’EVF Only’ the rear screen shows nothing until you set it back. It’s a bit irritating having the screen on all the time.
Interesting commentary on this awesome lens as always, Ted! In your opinion, if you were a 100% stills only, landscape, and small product photographer, which MF system do you think would work best (Hasselblad X2D or Fujifilm GFX 100 II), including evaluating lens sharpness and detail rendition, assuming one shoots 100% tripod-mounted, and 10 second self timer for optimum sharpness? (For wildlife. I use a Nikon Z8 with the NIkkor Z 180-600 f/5.6-6.3, so I'm not necessarily seeking "speed" in a potential MF System.) Thank you!
I notice that the shutter is much louder than the 55 and 38. Same experience for you?
Very interesting. I normally shoot sports and wildlife but am looking at the Hasselblad as the tool I will use when I just want to create photographic art, no matter the subject. Your comments on the X2D in this regard resonated with me. In fact, it remined me of Clarkson on Top Gear when he said his favorite muscle car was the Corvette even though technically it was inferior to its European counterparts; driving it was inspiring. I'm still in learning mode and your videos help. Is there a good Hasselblad user forum where I can listen in on users' experiences before I pull the trigger?
I saw that these were out at long last today. I was wondering how you might see it comparing to the 80/1.9 that you loved so much - question answered, thank you.
4:39
yes, exactly. I have, and like the 80/1.9, but the 90/2.5V is tempting for the weight saving (mainly), and the handling advantages. So, I was kinda hoping Ted was going to say he likes the 90/2.5V but the 80/1.9 remains king! But, alas... @@nelsonclub7722
Great Video! A few videos back you mentioned the possibility of adapting your Fujified/Kodakified (happy owner of both!) for in-camera on the Nikon Zf. Is that something that is even technically possible to do? Thanks for your time Mr. Forbes.
Hello. Which lens is better in terms of sharpness and resolution? XCD 1.9/80 vs XCD 2.5/90 V?
And which one has more beautiful bokeh magic?
Is Hasselblad really making their own lenses? They really weren't a lens company. In the film days they used Zeiss lenses. If they have started optical engineering they certainly are doing a really great job!
The raw file sizes are huge. What are reasonable computer system parameters one might need to facilitate a smooth work flow?
Hi Ted, my 90mm arrived with my brand new X2D just prior to Christmas and now having updated both firmware on camera and lens, the results are sobering. Have you had any feedback on softness, almost to the point of fuzz on any image taken 100M or more away from the tripod ? I have tried manual focus, auto focus, stabilisation turned on and off, I'm running out of things to try and see what might be wrong. any pointers gratefully accepted, Damien
Nice if we could even get hold of one !
Nice review. Certainly on my (Lotto) wish list. I find it very interesting that the focal lengths, or should I say, angle of view, is very close to a certain trio of small, fast, beautifully made primes for a certain manufacturer that is not one of the big boys now, and that is Pentax! The 31mm, 43mm and 77mm Limiteds. With the 'Blad V lenses and multiply by 0.8 for 35mm equivalence, and you get 30.4mm for the 38mm, 44mm for the 55mm and 72mm for the 90mm. Really close to be honest. I shall call them the MF Limiteds as they are also small light (for MF) and produce beautiful images, just like the Pentax trio. :-) Now just to find the cash to buy an X2D and the three V lenses.
WOULD YOU SHOOT PORTRAITS WITH CANON R5 + RF 85MM 1.2 DS OR HASSELBLAD X2D 100C + XCD 2,5/90V I HAVE BOTH CAMERAS AND THE 85MM LENS BUT NOT THE 90V YET. THANK YOU
Thanks for the review. I loved the images. The picture at 4:33 is something I will like to show to many photographers that insist you can't take pictures with the Nikon AF system. Not to humiliate them, antagonize them or make them switch brands but to help them have faith in human capabilities: if we work and learn we are able to accomplish wonders. I am sure many of them, as we all do, put imaginary fences around what we can achieve.
I saw your presets work with Lightroom, do they by chance work with Photoshop as well?
Hey Ted, finally got my X2D last month.. still finding my way with it. Just wondering do you import and use LR for editing fully ? Is there any advantage for doing any adjustments in Phocus ?
Phocus is great for remote capture - either plugged into the camera or not and a great preview but LR is a better tool
Nice video !
Well, I would like to see a comparison in image quality with the 90mm f3,2... Is it really better and worth the upgrade..?
Even if the image quality is exactly the same, don't forget the new features of the 2.5 -- manual focus clutch, manual aperture ring (customizable), 1/4000 sec, presumably quieter shutter, and modern external look.
Hey Ted thanks for the review. Like you I am a Pro film shooter from back in the day. Do you have any plans to create film simulations for Agfa film. I used to shoot:
Optima 100, 400 ( Enhanced colors & Great contrast ).
Prorate xps 160 ( super low contrast almost pastel colors)
Ultra 50, 100 ( Imagine Velvia in print form and even more saturated and contrast. )
These film stocks always helped in giving me a different look than my contemporary"s who were using Fuji and Kodak.
Thanks.
Can you use Hasselblad's Focus software and would you recommend it over ACR, Capture one etc
If you can shoot some portraits outside in bright light with a strobe and softbox, that would be helpful. Thank you!
I'd like to know about the X2D monochrome capabilities. If used for black and white photography, which is my preferred media, do the pictures stay in monochrome when opened in Phocus software. Are there any colour casts. Does it compete with Monochrom only sensor images.
Hey Stephen, the X2D doesn't shoot in monochrome. Only in colour. So you'll have to do all your Black and White conversions when you transfer to your PC or other device.
@@oliscurra thanks.
Ted, so many thanks for the comprehensive review. At 2:59, well, I’d rather preferred sensors without dead pixels at that price tag. Is it a serious problem?
Did they fix the loose lens mount that they claim is normal???? Dust and moisture will mold that sensor quickly
They did. Everything is tight on mine (got 2 weeks ago)
Ordered it 9 months ago...still waiting. Seeing this video I think I made the right choice..
What is your favourite Hasselblad camera and which one is the best
Here’s an idea for a future video: compare the X2D with a Canon EF 70-200 2.8 II lens with Techart adapter to the XCD 90 lens. To answer the question if it’s worth spending $4k on the 90 if you already have that Canon lens with even more focal length options.
Here's an answer, you are talking honey badgers and oranges, it just doesn't compare! Yes its so worth spending the extra 4k
can u compare the 90 f to the 55 f
I’d love to see a direct comparison to the GFX system
Review Manny Ortiz videos vs the GFX system. As far as output the Hassy smokes it
@@lizlana4200 I have had both - the Fuji is cheaper and has a more complete and rounded system - longer lenses - grips, EVF, lenses - wider and longer and more of them including new T+S - awesome - however - the Hass beats it on final quality of the image its just does it with no messing about.- in the heat of the moment you just want to press the shutter - not spend ten minutes going through menus
Is the cuff stained at 3:18?
can you do step by step how to do the firmware 3.1
How many Wide Angle lenses is there avail . And when are they going to release a 600mm
They will release it in the year 2046 for your wildlife ventures
Hi Ted. Great review as usual. My question: If you are grabbing great quality images, converting to Provia, why not just use the new Fuji GFX100-2? same mpx but you get eye autofucus? Seems steeping forward requires stepping backwards?
Or why not just buy a film camera and some film and save 10,000 dollars.
Or just iPhone. It’s always with you
Was the camera given to you for review, loaned for review, or did you buy it?
WORRY about the content not the nuances. Press like as well ;)
@@lizlana4200 I'm extremely worried about everything (even the like button) 0_0
@@scothu It only takes a second, but don't be ;)
how about sport photography on X2D?
Wait for the Canon EOS R1 homie *wink* you just wait til it comes out
9:56 Oh yeah, I’m always disappointed when the vignetting is corrected for.
Concentrate on the final outcome, vs the nuances *wink* ;)
God bless you Ted
Better than Sony A7RV?
I remember Ted reviewing Soviet era film cameras, how times have changed 🤔🤷🏼
Please please need black and white 😢 from hasselblad
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"the problem is, lenses are made by engineers" 😀
Thank goodness that they do.
I’m glad they are not designed by Taxi drivers 😜😂
All 90mm Hasselblad V reviews on youtube came online 17 hours ago from all reviewers.
So it means that they all are paid, where is a disclaimer?
it just means that there's a review embargo good sir
Dude shut up, you keep repeating the same comment all over, get a life. You cant even Affoooooooooorrrrrd this lens or camera!
Why don’t you buy the lens and body and make RUclips video since you don’t want to be paid sponsor or get camera on loan
@@ChrisM-yq2pq wow, fanboy detected.
Come on, man, are you that narrow sighted? We need transparency and don’t need paid advertisement under disguise of a “review”
Oh la la 😮
*Hasselblad has made.
This lens is noisy when you take the photo. The 55 is very quiet.....
Are you afraid people will wake up?
Want to know the AF speed on the old X1Dii 😂
For info : It uses a 100Mpx Sony sensor 43.8 x 32.9 mm (66% bigger than a full frame)
do you have... another Channel...
I was a Sub on your Channel... but this channel shows that I am not...
it has happened to other channel i joined...
80mm f1.9 is definitely better(wider aperture)than 90mm f2.5 technically, no need to debate that if you know the details.
The lens is made by Panasonic. Hasselblad has not made lenses for a long time.
You're right but they're specifications that they require from Panasonic are much higher than most other companies. That's what still makes them special in my opinion.
I think Hasselblad never made lenses. Zeiss and Fuji made lenses for them many years.
I have been following you for awhile. You got me all excited about the X2D when it came out. But this new 90 and the new software really has me going. As always a great video, and thanks for keeping us informed.
Some Undies are made by Taiwan and are named Calvin Klein so there ya go Harry lmao
Until now there is that delay 😂
none of this stuff makes a good photographer
However it makes for an outstanding review for those that don't GRIPE with a Grimace on their face! whoop whoop
Beautiful Hasselblad colors and great optical performance with a sweet rendering and nice sharpness! The rendering looks like that of the new Nikon 135mm f1.8 S, which is the best possible compliment. The image quality is outstanding, but still significantly behind the more pricey Phaseone and just equivalent to that of the Fuji GFX-100II.
Now, there are some significant issues in my book:
- the fact that it takes one year after announcement to release such a critical lens is the only proof needed that the X2D is at best targeting wealthy amateurs. In the meantime photographers needing reliable and available solutions are working with Sony, Nikon, Fuji or Canon,
- On this lens the problem of the oof highlights remains, they still look octogonal which I find very disturbing, cat eyes are very visible as well,
- And really, face AF end 2023 without eye recognition?
“Super lightweight”? Ha, ha, ha! This camera has the size and weight of a brick. It is totally unacceptable for street photography. It is marginal for usage without a tripod. Technically the camera is great, but it’s best used in a studio or on a strong tripod.
Louis Mendes and Vivian Maier both used heavier setups, their street photography is OK.
@@DanielKennedyaeos Actually neither of them used a camera as heavy or large as this one. This will never be a street camera.
@@MichaelDrips lol now I know you're trolling
Zeus!