Hasselblad H6D-100C Medium Format DSLR Camera, Gray

HASSELBLAD released H6D in 2016 but the technology is even 5-10y older than that due to development.This camera is extremely fragile meaning it’s not made to be traveling at all, especially in a backpack and as a matter of fact there’s not one company that made a protector case for it.It is very big and heavy, I recommend people to rent one before buying this if it’s really what you want. I highly don’t recommend it, there are amazing medium format digital right now.All the reviews are old 2018 and HASSELBLAD tries to remove any bad reviews of their products so the rating of this camera is not appropriate.It isn’t 14 stops dynamic range like advertised but 6.5!!!Today in 2021 there are lots of camera half cheaper than this that are same MegaPixels.It’s not dustproof nor waterproof.My camera viewfinder managed to get dust speckles inside I have no idea how it occurred, it’s the opposite of dustproof, it collects it.The video mode is nearly useless as the camera making a video threw the lenses, the format doesn't look like film due to the lenses. Also there's no sound so you gotta carry a mic 24/7 if you want to be able to record a normal video. Forget on the go video making as if you see something and you need to record it quickly by the time you plug your mic in it might be too late for unplanned shoot.

I've been using the camera on my phones to take pictures for years. I finally bit my tongue and upgraded to a medium format camera and I was blown away at the picture quality. I had to sell one of my cars and get a high interest loan from Wells Fargo to be able to afford this Hasselblad H6D-100C. Zooming in at 500% I was able to see a slight better performance in ISO in low light with the Hasselblad. As far as daylight goes, both my Samsung Galaxy S8 and my Hasselblad perform about the same. The Hasselblad shows more detail because of the higher megapixel count, but my phone outperforms it in color depth and rendition. When I upload the pictures to Facebook from both my phone and the Hasselblad, they look about the same and people can't tell the difference between a picture from a phone and a picture coming from a medium format camera. It really doesn't matter as long as I'm satisfied with what I'm shooting with. If you got the money, I highly recommend this camera.

Ignore the other silly reviews you’ve read here from those who can’t afford this camera, but instead make fun of it. For a moment, forget about the $32K pricetag. Instead, focus your attention on the ONLY camera company deemed worthy by NASA to take pictures on the moon. When Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong separated from the Command Module of the Apollo 11 mission, their moonscape-destined Lunar Module had only two cameras on it...both Hasselblad cameras. Can you imagine owning one of those exact cameras...what it would be worth today? You don’t have to imagine because one sold recently at auction for almost one million dollars ($910,000 to be exact)!Now...let’s compare the selling price of that 50-year-old, heavy, antiquated Hasselblad camera, with its million dollar price tag, to a brand new, state-of-the-art Hasselblad camera of today for the low, low price of only thirty-two grand. It really puts things in perspective. While it’s true the cost of a new car today is, on average, less than the price of new Hasselblad camera, don’t forget that one special million dollar Hasselblad camera travelled a total of 477,800 miles (238,900 miles each way to the moon and back). I’d like to see ANY car company put out a vehicle that could travel that many miles...forget it...it’s not possible.So now the decision is yours...are you really going to deny yourself the opportunity to own - not just a camera - but a piece of American history?* aren’t you WORTH it? Now is the time to throw caution to the wind. They say an occasional monetary splurge actually makes you happy and healthy. Don’t you WANT to be heathy? If you get sick and end up in the hospital for a couple of months, I’m sure you can imagine how expensive that bill would be...I guarantee it would be a heck of a lot more than $32,000...you betcha....especially since your employer cut back on your health insurance from a PPO to a HSA.In conclusion, I’ll leave you with this word of advice: buy the camera...don’t even think about it...heck, all you have to do is move your mouse icon over the <Buy Now> option and click it...or as they say, “click it and forget it”! It’s good advice...trust me..it’s not like I receive any monetary compensation with every Hasselblad Camera sold.***actual Hasselblad Corporation is in Sweden. **he gets compensation

I absolutely love this camera! It’s basically all I have left after I divorced the wife and broke the bank to buy it. Soon I’ll finally be able to take pictures with slightly better quality than my iPhone 4, all I have to do is sell the house to afford a lens.

Really Really awesome cam. I only had to sell 2 of my children and my right leg for this camera but it was WAY worth it. Hoping they can add accessories such as wheels and a steering wheel so I can eventually use this as my new car as well.

This camera is amazing. It can see my entire family in one shot and that is incredible. I like the others had to sell my house and my wifes suv but totally worth it in the end. If anyone is looking to order this please don't forget the shutter zoom to see the whole world.

I sold my left kidney, my beat up honda civic 1997, and 4 of my dogs plus getting a loan to get this camera, WELL WORTH THE MONEY!! the quality is amazing and im about to make my money back so i can get all the stuff back that i sold for this camera

....but it comes with free shipping so I went for it. I guess it was worth it.