Hasselblad 907X & CFV 100C Medium Format Mirrorless Camera

I've had the camera for 1 day--arrived yesterday. I went out this afternoon to do some test shots, with an emphasis on your question because I had the same concern. Shooting at 1/500th of a second; ISO 800; and A5.6. (very overcast day), I made about 120 photographs without regard to composition or the subject matter. I did buildings, urban scenes, signage, and some ice skaters. I have used rangefinder cameras for a longtime, as well as autofocus cameras. I wouldn't call myself the steadiest of camera holders, but shake and no IBIS has not been a problem with the rangefinders. Today, I found that I hit most of time without noticeable shake. The lines in the focus area are clean and sharp. I was impressed. Yesterday, I did some indoor shots just to familiarize myself with the camera. Since I was indoors, I was at A 2.8. With medium format that is very shallow, and at times I had trouble determining whether I had shake or it was just bokah. I was using my cat. I found that parts of his fur were sharp, but there was very quick falloff in sharpness. I was shooting at 1/250th (which for my is standard even if I have IBIS) and ISO was usually 1600. Over the next week I will be working with the camera in an urban setting trying to capture "real" rather than test images, but so far the massive resolution of the sensor and hand holding has not been an issue. I plan to write a full review after I have more real world experience under my belt.

Thanks for the reply. I know it says that in the brochure of the camera. I’m talking about real world experience of the video mode. I couldn’t find anything about it online. Is anyone who has experience with the video mode?

Yes, you can enable a histogram on the LCD screen of the 907X 100C Medium Format Mirrorless Camera.

You can adjust exposure compensation when the camera is set to Aperture or Shutter priority in the Hasselblad 907X 100C Medium Format Mirrorless Camera by holding down the side button and turning the front dial on the camera.

The hot shoe adapter comes with the Hasselblad 907X & CFV 100C Medium Format Mirrorless Camera. It is not sold separately.

Yes, the Hasselblad 907X 100C Medium Format Mirrorless Camera can record onto the internal SSD and also write to an additional CF Express Type B card as a backup.

Hasselblad recommended to use up to 512 GB Cfexpress B cards in the Hasselblad 907X & CFV 100C Medium Format Mirrorless Camera.

The Hasselblad 907X & CFV 100C Medium Format Mirrorless Camera was designed with the Hasselblad X-mount lens connection. All Hasselblad XCD lenses are native X-mount lenses. Therefore, you can connect the lens directly to the camera.