Stefan Simbade
As a professional photographer, I recently had the opportunity to test the Hasselblad XCD 65mm f/2.8 at The Nethercutt Collection. This medium format mirrorless camera comes with a CMOS sensor that provides excellent image quality and size. With a maximum aperture of f/2.8 and a minimum focusing distance of 0.85 meters, it also has a six-stop image stabilization system for low-light situations and an advanced autofocus system.
During my visit, I tested the camera by taking pictures of cars, people, and scenery. The camera was responsive and delivered high-quality images with great sharpness and accurate colors. Moreover, the autofocus system was quick and allowed me to capture the perfect shots immediately.
In summary, the Hasselblad XCD 65mm f/2.8 is an excellent camera with features that make it suitable for various situations. If you’re interested in this camera, numerous resources can help you learn more, such as:
- Digital Camera World Review
- The Phoblographer Review
- Imaging Resource Review
- The Verge Review
- Photography Life Review
- DxoMark Review
- What Digital Camera Review
- TechRadar Review
- ePhotozine Review
- B&H Photo Video Review
The Nethercutt Collection is a private museum situated in Sylmar, California, that houses an impressive assortment of classic cars, motorcars, watches, clocks, musical instruments, and other artifacts. Visitors may participate in guided tours of the museum and attend live performances at the musical theater. The museum was founded by J.B. Nethercutt, a master machinist and classic car restorer, and houses more than 300 classic cars and motorcars.
