Hasselblad H4D-50 Datasheet

With the release of the new H4D-50, the first H4D camera and
most recent addition to the Hasselblad H System, Hasselblad
marks the beginning of a new chapter in the history of medium
format DSLR cameras. The H4D-50 features True Focus with APL
(Absolute Position Lock), making auto-focus substantially easier
and more accurate for photography professionals.
H4d-50 sets a new standard for camera handling, image
detail and image resolution. With a 50Mpix sensor it provides
the basis for outstanding image quality based upon the high
Raising the bar from H3D
Expanding on the great feature set of the H3d camera-line, a set of
new camera features are introduced with the H4d-50:
• new 3" tFt 24bit color display with large viewing angle
• new camera electronics delivering the basis for true Focus and
ultra fast auto Focus
• new true Focus auto-focus system with absolute Position lock
and new camera controls
• new aF assist lights for working in dark environments
• new 80 MB/sec read-write performance on Extreme Pro cards
from Sandisk
digital CaMERaS
performance HC/HCd lens line. For developing your creative
expression the H4d-50 takes full advantage of the Hasselblad
HtS 1.5 tilt/shift adapter. With its unique bright viewfinders,
its wide range of quality lenses matching even the best of the
icon lenses from Carl Zeiss, and its wide choice of accessories,
the H4d-50 is the ultimate camera choice for the professional
photo grapher. You can explore the Hasselblad camera system at
www.hasselblad.com.
the H4d-50 camera system has been especially designed to meet
demands for both flexibility and ultimate image quality.
this includes:
• highest image resolution from 50Mpixel sensor
• the freedom to choose between eye-level and waist-level view-
finders
• the choice of combining point-and–shoot and tilt/shift to solve
creative commercial challenges
• the ability to combine working tethered and untethered to get
the most of your camera system both on location and in the
studio
• the option of processing your raw images in Hasselblad's
Phocus imaging toolbox, or working with your raw images directly
in apple or adobe imaging environments.
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