Hasselblad's new lens is a medium format standard zoom

Hasselblad's new lens is a medium format standard zoom
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When you use DPReview links to buy products, the site may earn a commission. Image: Hasselblad Hasselblad has announced the XCD 35-100mm F2. 8-4 E, a medium format zoom lens with a range roughly equivalent to a full-frame 28-76mm.

Its range and speed make it similar to the popular 24-70mm "standard zooms" on full-frame systems, making it a versatile option for the system.

The lens is made of 16 elements in 13 groups, with three aspherical lenses and five extra-low dispersion elements. It has a minimum focusing distance of 0. 4m (15. 7") at the wide end, and 0. 5m (19. 7") at the long end.

Hasselblad says the 35-100mm F2. 8-4 is the second entry to its 'E' series, which it says "perform exceptionally well across all focal lengths. " It follows the wide-angle 20-35mm zoom the company released last year.

The lens supports the continuous autofocus mode of the X2D II 100C it's launching alongside

It has a stepper motor for autofocus, and supports the continuous autofocus capabilities of the X2D II 100C that it's launching alongside. Its built-in leaf shutter can shoot and sync with flash at up to 1/4000 sec. It has a control ring for changing your aperture setting, along with its zoom and focus rings.

At 894g (31. 5oz), the 35-100mm isn't ultra-lightweight, especially if you compare it to the latest-generation full-frame 24-70mm F2. 8s from the likes of Sony and Nikon. However, given that it covers a larger image circle and is equivalent to a faster lens at the short end (2. 2 - 3. 2), its weight is surprisingly similar to those companies' first-gen mirrorless standard zooms. It's a similar story when it comes to its physical size, too.

Weight

Length (retracted)

Diameter

Hasselblad XCD 35-100mm F2. 8-4 E

894g

138mm

90mm

Nikon Z 24-70mm F2. 8 S / II

805g / 675g

126mm / 150mm*

89mm / 90mm

Sony FE 24-70mm F2. 8 GM / II

886g / 695g

136mm / 120mm

88mm / 88mm

Canon RF 24-70mm F2. 8L IS USM

900g

126mm

89mm

The XCD 35-100mm F2. 8-4 E will retail for $4599 in the US. It will cost around

* - The Nikon Z 24-70mm F2. 8 S II features an internal zoom design, rather than the extending one used by the rest of the lenses in this comparison.

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Press Release:

XCD 2,8–4/35–100E: A COMPACT STANDARD ZOOM LENS WITH FLAGSHIP PERFORMANCE

The new XCD 2,8elblad prime lenses into one, it excels in capturing sweeping landscapes, intimate portraits, dynamic street photography, and spontaneous travel moments with confidence.

At its widest aperture of f/2,8, the lens delivers exceptional low light performance, while producing smooth, creamy bokeh and distinct background separation.

The “E” in XCD 2,8–4/35–100E stands for “Exclusive” and represents the top-tier optical performance, delivering the same edge-to-edge image quality as Hasselblad’s XCD prime lenses. Its advanced optical design comprises 16 elements in 13 groups, including three aspherical and five ED elements, ensuring sharp resolution and authentic colour that meet the demands of a 100-megapixel sensor.

The XCD 2,8–4/35–100E is powered by the fastest stepping motor in the XCD lens lineup. This compact internal focusing group, paired with optimised control algorithms, enables smooth and accurate autofocus. When paired with the X2D II 100C’s AF-C system, it confidently tracks moving subjects and ensures precise focus in action shots.

The integrated leaf shutter offers full flash synchronisation from 1/4000 second to 68 minutes, allowing photographers to balance fill flash in bright light or shoot wide open without compromise.

Despite its bright aperture and extended zoom range, the lens remains remarkably compact, measuring just 138 mm in length and weighing just 894 grams. It features the highly praised control rings from XCD V Series lenses, allowing quick adjustments to shutter speed, aperture, ISO, exposure compensation, and subject switching. The engraved “H” logos and subtle “V” insignia on the control rings reflect Hasselblad’s commitment to minimalist design and enduring quality, creating a lens that performs as elegantly as it appears.

AVAILABILITY AND PRICING

The Hasselblad X2D II 100C is priced at $7,399 / ˆ7 200.
The XCD 2,8–4/35–100E lens is priced at $4,599 / ˆ4 800.
The Vandra Backpack is priced at $469 / ˆ429.
The UV 86mm Filter is priced at $299 / ˆ259.
The ND8 86mm Filter is priced at $329 / ˆ289.
The CPL 86mm Filter is priced at $559 / ˆ469.

Please consult your nearest Hasselblad Flagship Store, authorised dealer, or the Hasselblad online store for purchasing details. For more information, visit www. hasselblad. com.

XCD 35-100 F2. 8-4 E Specifications:

Principal specificationsLens typeZoom lensMax Format sizeMedium Format (44x33mm)Focal length35-100 mmImage stabilizationNoLens mountHasselblad XApertureMaximum apertureF2. 8-32Minimum apertureF4-32Aperture ringNoOpticsElements16Groups13Special elements / coatings3 asph. , 5 extra-low dispersionFocusMinimum focus0. 40 m (15. 75″)Maximum magnification0. 25×AutofocusYesMotor typeStepper motorFull time manualYesFocus methodInternalDistance scaleNoDoF scaleNoPhysicalWeight894 g (1. 97 lb)Diameter90 mm (3. 54″)Length138 mm (5. 43″)MaterialsMetalColourBlackZoom methodRotary (extending)Power zoomNoZoom lockNoFilter thread86 mmHood suppliedYes.

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