Hasselblad has just released the ultra-light XCD 4/45P digital medium format lens. Weighing in at just 320g (0.7 lbs) and measuring only 47mm (1.85 in), Hasselblad claims that this 45mm f/4 lens is “the world’s lightest digital medium format autofocus lens on the market today.”
In case it’s not already obvious, the new X System lens is all about achieving a new level of portability without sacrificing image quality. The 35mm full-frame equivalent lens is made up of 9 elements in 7 groups, including 2 aspherical elements, resulting in “state-of-the art optical performance within compact dimensions” for shooters of Hasselblad’s X1D cameras.
Additionally, the XCD 45P boasts a minimum focus distance of just 35cm (13.8 in), a maximum magnification ratio of 1:5.2, a mechanically connected focus ring for a tactile shooting feel, a quiet new AF motor, and a more quiet leaf shutter that allows for flash sync up to 1/2000s.
Here’s a closer look at the diminutive new lens:
To learn more about the Hasselblad XCD 4/45P, head over to the Hasselblad website for an overview and a few sample images. The lens is available to order starting today for $1,100, with shipping set to begin in late January.
One important note: users of the first-generation X1D-50c will need to wait for “an upcoming firmware update” in order to use the new lens.
source https://petapixel.com/2020/01/15/hasselblad-unveils-xcd-4-45p-the-worlds-lightest-digital-medium-format-af-lens/
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