Hasselblad unveils the H4D-40, a 40MP medium format DSLR beast

Hasselblad introduced the new H4D-40 “entry-level” camera to its existing line of H4D medium format camera systems. Touting a 33 x 44mm CCD sensor, which is almost twice the size of a full-frame 35mm DSLR sensor, the H4D-40 shoots at a whooping 40MP. If you ever need more megapixels to work with, you can count on the higher-end models in the H4D line of medium format cameras.

This entry-level model also features the True Focus AF system, which is commonly found in the higher-end models. With True Focus, photographers can work with shallow depth-of-field compositions more effectively. The H4D-40 is priced at $19, 995, which isn’t much of a surprise considering the kind of specs you get with the camera. For $ 19, 995, you get the H4D-40 kit, including the camera body, 80mm lens, viewfinder and the company’s Phocus 2.0 software. It is available for shipping now.

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