Hasselblad Releases H4D-200MS
Hasselblad have always been the high-end of the bad-ass photographic industry cameras. They were used on the moon during the U.S. lunar program and the former Swedish company have now released a module capable of shooting pics of 200 mega pixel’s resolution. Now, Hasselblad has launched another bank account draining upgrade for their H4D line of cameras with the new Hasselblad H4D-200MS.
Apart from the six shot mode, the H4D-200MS can also take photos with four-shots or a single shot in regular mode. The six-shot mode takes as long as 30 seconds, while the four-shot mode takes about 20 seconds. During this time the camera's sensor shifts slightly to accommodate for pixelization,
50 megapixel sensor
can also take photos with four-shots or a single shot in regular mode
sensor measures 36.7x49.1mm and pictures boast a resolution of 6132x8176 pixels
Hasselblad’s multishot technology
a single photo could exceed approximately 600 MB
True Focus
Cost a $45,000
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