X system or classic V system?
The X1D II and X2D are modern mirrorless medium-format cameras: 50 to 100 megapixels, compact and with the famous Hasselblad colours. The 907X pairs a digital back with the classic design. And the V system (500C, 500C/M) is the analogue legend — modular, fully mechanical and still perfectly usable with film or a digital back. The panoramic XPan also turns up with us regularly.
Why used medium format?
New, medium format is a considerable investment; used, it suddenly comes within reach. The sensors and the glass are built for years of professional use. We test every camera for sensor or film transport, shutter and controls, and describe its condition honestly with photos of the actual item.
The most popular Hasselblads right now
The Hasselblad X2D 100C is the digital flagship, with a 100-megapixel sensor and the characteristic Hasselblad colour rendering for those who want to get the very most out of medium format. The Hasselblad 907X CFV 100C combines that same sensor with the compact, modular design of the 907X body — a special choice for those who also want to work with vintage V-system lenses. For those who would rather step into digital medium format, the Hasselblad X1D II 50C is an accessible and compact option. On the analogue side, the 500C/M and related V-system bodies remain timelessly in demand, and an XPan for panoramic work is a rare but recurring guest.
Sell or trade in?
Do you have Hasselblad gear of your own lying around? Request an offer online — also for V-system parts and accessories. Every Hasselblad is delivered with a 12-month warranty, and medium format is something you want to feel: you are welcome to come to our showroom in Geldermalsen for it.
