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HOT! There may be a Sony-Hasselblad surprise…follow live!


Stay tuned…there may be a HUGE suprise soon!

UPDATE_4: It’s nothing else than a luxury version of the NEX-7 for 5.000 Euro. I am skipping on this. Who the heck is going to buy it?

UDPATE_3: New Hasselblad mirrorless “Lunar” with compatible E and A mount???

UPDATE_2: Hasselblad event started at Photokina. I am following the spanish tweets from DSLRmagazine.

UDPATE: massive big news if true!!!!

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  1. looks like an NEX 7 – with a facelift, and a price bump (5x). Unless it’s full frame (doubt it if it accepts NEX lenses). If so, it’s definitely not big news, more of a joke. Zeiss E mount lenses are indeed big news.

    1. i guess it will be FF, and E-mount lenses will be crop. but yeah, it’s NEX7 on steroids and after some cosmetic surgery

    2. agreed. Possibly just a luxury item for the rich? That would be disappointing.
      DSLR magazine tweets that it has an APS-C sensor.

  2. If it’s really aps-c then it’s just a luxury version of the nex-7, same electronics inside with the big name and design, somewhat like designer cell phones

  3. LOL A Hasseblad with the 18-200 “tourist” silver sony lenses 🙂 I hope they provide a gold plated one with lizard ring grip 😉

  4. A square 30×30 sensor 42MP (if the same density of the 16MP APS-C), using the image circle of the a mount lens. That’s what I’m expecting since a long time !

    1. What, a remake of the Nex-7 ?!?!. What a heck are they thinking ? There is so much to take advantage of the entire possibility of the image circle of a FF lens, since these lenses already exist… This new Hassy is ridiculous!

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