Hasselblad's first mirrorless medium format — 50MP in a compact rangefinder-style body.
The Hasselblad X1D 50C launched in 2016 as the world's first mirrorless medium format camera — a 50MP 44x33mm sensor in a compact body that was dramatically smaller than any previous Hasselblad digital camera.
The 50MP medium format CMOS sensor delivers extraordinary detail and dynamic range with Hasselblad colour science. Contrast-detect AF. XCD lenses with leaf shutters for flash sync at all speeds. Film-like tonal gradation from the large sensor.
Compact body at 725g with 3-inch touchscreen and built-in EVF. XCD lens mount. Dual SD card slots. WiFi and USB 3.0. Weather-sealed construction. GPS. The first truly portable Hasselblad digital camera.
Available used at professional prices. The X2D 100C dramatically improved with phase-detect AF and 100MP. The X1D proved medium format mirrorless was viable. For budget medium format entry with Hasselblad quality. Check for AF speed — the original was notoriously slow.