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Hasselblad X1D

19 reviews

Apr, 2024

Positive
portability (12)
image quality (5)
design (4)
performance (4)
sensor (3)

Negative
battery (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 19 reviews of Hasselblad X1D. The average rating for this product is 3.7/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other Digital Compact Cameras for all reviews. Reviews about the size and design are generally positive. The image quality and performance also get good feedback. There are mixed views on the screen and shutter, while some have doubts about the battery.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Digital Compact Cameras the Hasselblad X1D is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 88/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by : Rod Lawton (techradar.com)

Hasselblad X1D review

A mirrorless medium format game-changer

Stunning image quality ; Beautiful finish ; Very compact ; Streamlined handling ; Excellent (if limited) lenses

Moderately low-res display ; Some handling quirks ; Slow start-up time

The X1D demands a little more care and time than the average camera, but it's worth it, as you'll be rewarded with spectacular images.

Mar, 2017

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Expert review by : Joshua Waller (ephotozine.com)

Hasselblad X1D-50c Hands-On Preview

We go hands-on with the new 50 megapixel Hasselblad X1D medium format mirrorless camera.

Jun, 2016

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Expert review by : Daven Mathies (digitaltrends.com)

Hasselblad X1D review

The compact Hasselblad X1D is a game changer in the world of medium-format photography.

Jul, 2017

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Expert review by : Richard Butler , Rishi Sanyal , Samuel Spencer (dpreview.com)

Hasselblad X1D-50c Review: Take the studio wherever you go

The Hasselblad X1D-50c is a mirrorless medium format camera from one of the most famous camera brands of the 20th century. Following a series of feature-enhancing firmware updates we've been able to complete our review.

Aug, 2018

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Expert review by : Jim Fisher (pcmag.com)

Hasselblad X1D-50c

The Hasselblad X1D-50c is the world's first medium format mirrorless camera. Its image quality is outstanding, but it's slow and the EVF leaves something to be desired.

Slim design with medium format image sensor. Incredible 16-bit Raw image quality. Growing lens library. Protected from dust and splashes. Large touch-screen display. USB-tethered operation. Leaf shutter lenses support 1/2,000-second sync. Dual memory...

Choppy EVF experience. Very slow startup and autofocus. Cannot transfer images via Wi-Fi. Limited JPG resolution. Cannot review images in EVF. Live view cuts out after 15 seconds. Underwhelming video experience. Battery life could be better.

The Hasselblad X1D-50c is a significant camera. It's an all-new form factor for Hasselblad, squeezing a huge image sensor into a svelte body. It doesn't sacrifice on image quality thanks to support for 16-bit Raw capture with more pixels than you'll...

Mar, 2017

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Expert review by : Lori Grunin (cnet.com)

The Hasselblad X1D: The camera you can't afford, but wish you could

The first medium-format mirrorless interchangeable-lens model is pretty small and light for its class.

Jun, 2016

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Expert review by : Ilse Jurriën (letsgodigital.org)

Hasselblad X1D 50MP mirrorless camera

Hasselblad X1D medium format camera : Hasselblad announce the groundbreaking X1D - weighing less than half that of a conventional digital medium format camera, the mirrorless 50MP camera is a game changer in the world of photography. Inspired by the...

Weighing just 725g and including HD video, Wi-Fi and built-in GPS, the Hasselblad X1D is a trusted partner and ideal travel companion. The robust exterior is dust and weather proof, providing durability to take with you wherever you go. The Hasselblad...

Sep, 2016

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Expert review by : Ilse Jurriën (letsgodigital.org)

Hasselblad X1D medium format camera

Hasselblad X1D mirrorless camera : Hasselblad is proud to announce the groundbreaking X1D - weighing less than half that of a conventional digital medium format camera, the mirrorless 50MP camera is a game changer in the world of photography. Inspired...

The powerful, free image processing software, which already delivers the best quality RAW file processing, has been updated and expanded with new features that work seamlessly with the Hasselblad X1D. You can also preview your RAW video files and...

Jun, 2016

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Expert review by : Lori Grunin (cnet.com.au)

The Hasselblad X1D: The camera you can't afford, but wish you could

When you think about how cumbersome the gear was in the early days of photography, it's boggling how much camera you can pack into a shoulder bag today. Hasselblad ups the boggle quotient with its X1D, the first medium-format model that can fit...

Jun, 2016

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Expert review by : Mark Goldstein (photographyblog.com)

Hasselblad X1D-50c Review

The Hasselblad X1D-50c is a beautifullly designed, impeccably built camera that offers medium-format image quality in a body that's comparable in size to a DSLR. Frustratingly, though, it's also quite a quirky product that feels rather unfinished in...

Mar, 2017

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