Hasselblad H6D-400C Camera Has sensor shift and multi-shot capabilities
Hasselblad H6D-400C Camera: The H6D-400C MS includes sensor-shift and multi-shot capabilities. As anticipated, the medium format camera does not come cheap as you’ll be shelling out $47,995 (approximately Rs. 30,64,200) because of this. The pre-orders for your Hasselblad H6D-400c camera began January 16 and it’ll go on sale from March this year.
The H6D-400C was declared as an improvement to the organization’s H6D medium format camera collection. The H6D-400C system includes a 100 megapixel CMOS detector with measurements 53.4x40mm. The Multi-Shot manner is effective at shooting pictures. At the initial four, the detector is moved one pixel at a time to receive real color data. Observing this, the cycle yields the detector into the start. Each of the 6 pictures is then merged from the camera to acquire a 400-megapixel picture. The business claims the resultant picture has “an astounding moire free degree of detail”.
There are particular limits to this camera since it must be tethered via USB to your computer so as to utilize the multi-shot functionality. For images that don’t need to utilize the complete 400-megapixel resolution that the H6D-400c MS also includes a 100-megapixel alternative. The pictures could be recorded in one shot or even employing the exact same Multi-Shot technology but just with four knots rather than six.
Others specifications of this camera contain dual media card slots (CFast 2.0 and SD card), a touchscreen display on the back, Hasselblad’s True Emphasis II autofocus technologies up to some 60-minute camera speed, USB Type-C jack, Wi-Fi, HDMI, along with sound input. The H6D-400 includes a native ISO assortment of 64 to 12,800 and will capture whole HD and 4K UHD RAW movie at up to 25 fps.
Lately, users who don’t wish to fork out such a massive sum of money for your camera may also let it on a daily basis. Aside from the pricing stated, the lease fee is EUR 399 (approximately Rs. 23,400) daily.
