It's been years since Hasseblad sold a new V system camera—the company stopped making 500 series bodies back nearly a decade ago. But what is dead may never die, and system devotees have a new digital solution in the form of the 907X 50C ($6,399, body only). Its retro aesthetics match a V series film camera, and the design is flexible enough so you can use vintage lenses with the 907X body or put its removable digital back on a film camera. It's certainly not the most practical medium format solution, but V cameras are a beloved bunch, and you can't discount the sentimental chords the 907X strikes.V System Heritage The 907X tows a fine line. On one hand, it's a clear lifestyle product—the type of camera that turns heads as a prop for a model or Hollywood action star. On the other hand, it's also a capable photographic tool. Its form factor isn't as traditional as the X1D 50C II, but its imaging engine is just as proficient. They diverge sharply in terms of design. The X1D 50C ...
The Hasselblad 907X 50C marries a stunning medium format sensor with classic V system aesthetics. It's not the most practical camera, but that's not the point.
Throwback look and feel; Supports XCD autofocus lenses; Digital back works with V system bodies; Convenient USB-C charging option; Tilting touch LCD
Electronic shutter best suited for tripod work; So-so battery life; Handgrip not included; Premium pricing