This latest piece of kit is nearly identical to the 50 megapixel H4D-50MS externally, but internally adds an astonishing 150 more megapixels to the mix -- yes, that's an astounding 200 megapixels! Don't feel forgotten just yet if you have the older model, though, as Hasselblad can upgrade your sensor for €7,000 (roughly $10,000) -- a great deal considering the full kit costs €32,000 (about $45,000). With that said, the details are null on the medium-format sensor's native resolution -- similar to the multi-shot feature on the 50MS, the new 200MS combines six shots to create ridiculously detailed 200 megapixel still images, and it handles less intensive photos with a four-shot 50 megapixel still mode. Should you dare to venture outside the studio, there's a 50 megapixel single-shot live mode for quick shots as well.
11 comments:
WHHHYYYY so many megapixelssssss. >.<
Nice copypasta from engadget bro.
Lotta pixels there.
Drooling iover this today reminds me of 4 years ago when i was drooling over a terabyte extrnal hard drive.. now i have 4 on my desk.. 100 MP cameras in 5 years will be in our phones ;)
i think thats too much mega pixels!!!!!
200 megapixles lol for prints the size of the grand canyon?
yeah, that should be ok for my fb pics finally! I'm tired of all those phone-made pics.
But if talking seriously: where is it actually needed?
very nice!! :D
what an amazing camera!
its not crisp enough, i want terapixel :P
well, hasselblad is still one of the leaders in the medium format industry.
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