[17:06 Tue,9.June 2020 by blip] |
With firmware 1.2.0, the two mirrorless Hasselblad medium-format cameras X1D II 50C and 907X Special Edition are video-capable - the corresponding icon is already on the mode selection knob of the X1D II 50C. However, "only" 2.7K (2720 x 1530) or FullHD (1920 x 1080) can be recorded with a maximum of 29.97 fps. The color sampling is limited to 4:2:0 8-bit. ;) X1D II 50C Since the sensor has a resolution of 50MP, the question arises whether in video mode the whole sensor area is read out with a subsequent downsampling or whether only a sensor section is used in video mode (i.e. not the whole medium format area). We are still waiting for an answer from the manufacturer. A crop would at least have the advantage that the sensor could be read out faster, with less pronounced rolling shutter effects in the image.
;) X1D II 50C Filming (at least with the X1D II 50C) is only possible with manual settings, and a Focus Peaking function is available for sharpness. The Live View is activated by pressing the shutter button halfway. As expected, the maximum clip length is limited to 29:59min. The housings of both cameras have both a mini-jack connector for an external microphone and a headphone jack. The sound can be levelled in a few fixed steps. The two cameras were introduced by Hasselblad about a year ago, the  X1D II 50C with an RRP of 5000 Euro, the 907X Special Edition, consisting of a 907X body as well as a CFV II 50C digital back, for 7,800 Euro. ;) 907X Special Edition  more infos at bei www.hasselblad.comdeutsche Version dieser Seite: Hasselblad Mittelformat-Kameras X1D II 50C und 907X SE können jetzt auch Video (in 2.7K) |
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