Unique dual-format panoramic rangefinder shooting 24x65mm on 35mm film, an irreplaceable camera commanding extraordinary prices.
The Hasselblad XPan is a panoramic 35mm film camera from Hasselblad (co-developed with Fujifilm as the Fuji TX-1), released approximately 1998. Uses standard 35mm film to produce either 24×65mm panoramic or standard 24×36mm frames. Hasselblad XPan mount.
35mm film. Dual format: 24×65mm panoramic or 24×36mm standard. Hasselblad XPan lens mount (interchangeable — 45mm, 90mm, 30mm available). Rangefinder focusing. At approximately 670g. Hasselblad XPan mount.
The XPan occupies a unique position — a true panoramic camera using standard 35mm film, with the ability to switch between panoramic and standard frame sizes. The XPan mount lenses are purpose-designed to cover the 24×65mm panoramic frame. The camera was also sold as the Fujifilm TX-1.
On the used market the Hasselblad XPan is a premium panoramic film camera. Condition checks: rangefinder accuracy, shutter at all speeds, panoramic format switching mechanism, viewfinder. Hasselblad XPan mount — dedicated XPan lenses required for panoramic coverage.