The CFV 100C would be awesome on a technical camera. Hasselblad should make a shutter like the Phase One X-shutter. Without it our only option is used Copal shutters on mostly older lenses.
Yes, this is true, although both Phase One and Hasselblad do offer Electronic Sensor Shutters (ES), which can work well (in fact I prefer it in most situations). It won't work with strobe at all on the Hasselblad, and only work with strobe at slow sync speeds on the Phase One, and any large objects would suffer from rolling shutter effect, but otherwise, works very well for static scenes with ambient light. Developing a new electro-mechanical shutter would be an expensive proposition for Hasselblad, Phase One is very active in industrial/aerial markets, which paid for the development of that shutter.
@@stevehendrix-ci8954 Thank you Mr. Hendrix. Since they (Hasselblad) already have developed their own leaf shutters, is it not a housing problem? I think they have at least three different leaf shutter versions, two for the H camera and at least one for the X system. I would love to have a CFV 100C for my Sinar p3 instead of the IQ180 I'm using now, but without shutters it's not usable.
@@stevehendrix-ci8954 Thank you Mr. Hendrix. Since they (Hasselblad) already have developed their own leaf shutters, is it not a housing problem? I think they have at least three different leaf shutter versions, two for the H camera and at least one for the X system. I would love to have a CFV 100C for my Sinar p3 instead of the IQ180 I'm using now, but without shutters it's not usable.
Hi Steve - thanks for the video. I am tempted by the CFV 100C to be able to use it on a tech cam, but am concerned about its lack of IBIS when used handheld (I currently have the X2D). Would you say it's any easier to hold steady than the X2D when used handheld, at least with smaller lenses like the 28P, and XCD V series lenses? I realize it won't come close to having IBIS, but if I don't have to crank the ISO up very high a lot of the time, it would help in my consideration of this camera system. I know the sensor is great at higher ISO, but of course I'd rather keep it on the lower side. Perhaps using the neck strap and keeping it taught at waist-level helps, at least when shooting in landscape position. Any impressions/thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.
I personally own a 100C and had the exact same concerns. The reason why i got mine was because of the sensor being same as X2D and the fact I can use my existing hasselblad film bodies with it. Regarding the lack of IBIS, the handling of the came both using a 38v or a 90v is fantastic, it is very evenly balance which makes holding it quite easy. That said, I noticed that if i respect the focal length rule ( if i am using 90mm i dont shoot below 90) my pictures if tac sharp, but if I sholt the 90 at 60mm, i end up with some shakes ( maybe my hands not as steady 😂)
Great video! I just got one my side and extremely happy with it!
Was the battery inside the camera when you removed cellophane wrap or in that box at the side?
The CFV 100C would be awesome on a technical camera. Hasselblad should make a shutter like the Phase One X-shutter. Without it our only option is used Copal shutters on mostly older lenses.
Yes, this is true, although both Phase One and Hasselblad do offer Electronic Sensor Shutters (ES), which can work well (in fact I prefer it in most situations). It won't work with strobe at all on the Hasselblad, and only work with strobe at slow sync speeds on the Phase One, and any large objects would suffer from rolling shutter effect, but otherwise, works very well for static scenes with ambient light. Developing a new electro-mechanical shutter would be an expensive proposition for Hasselblad, Phase One is very active in industrial/aerial markets, which paid for the development of that shutter.
@@stevehendrix-ci8954 Thank you Mr. Hendrix. Since they (Hasselblad) already have developed their own leaf shutters, is it not a housing problem? I think they have at least three different leaf shutter versions, two for the H camera and at least one for the X system. I would love to have a CFV 100C for my Sinar p3 instead of the IQ180 I'm using now, but without shutters it's not usable.
@@stevehendrix-ci8954 Thank you Mr. Hendrix. Since they (Hasselblad) already have developed their own leaf shutters, is it not a housing problem? I think they have at least three different leaf shutter versions, two for the H camera and at least one for the X system. I would love to have a CFV 100C for my Sinar p3 instead of the IQ180 I'm using now, but without shutters it's not usable.
Hi Steve - thanks for the video. I am tempted by the CFV 100C to be able to use it on a tech cam, but am concerned about its lack of IBIS when used handheld (I currently have the X2D). Would you say it's any easier to hold steady than the X2D when used handheld, at least with smaller lenses like the 28P, and XCD V series lenses? I realize it won't come close to having IBIS, but if I don't have to crank the ISO up very high a lot of the time, it would help in my consideration of this camera system. I know the sensor is great at higher ISO, but of course I'd rather keep it on the lower side. Perhaps using the neck strap and keeping it taught at waist-level helps, at least when shooting in landscape position. Any impressions/thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.
I personally own a 100C and had the exact same concerns. The reason why i got mine was because of the sensor being same as X2D and the fact I can use my existing hasselblad film bodies with it.
Regarding the lack of IBIS, the handling of the came both using a 38v or a 90v is fantastic, it is very evenly balance which makes holding it quite easy. That said, I noticed that if i respect the focal length rule ( if i am using 90mm i dont shoot below 90) my pictures if tac sharp, but if I sholt the 90 at 60mm, i end up with some shakes ( maybe my hands not as steady 😂)
Can the new hot shoe mount be used on the 907x 50C?
No it can’t
The 50c back has not the upper hot shoe interface and contacts that exist on the new 100c.
50c has no flash TTL, 100c has
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No the 907X is not a real mini camera, it's a X system lens and grip adapter with buttons missing on the back