哈蘇不賴的 HASSELBLAD 哈蘇 907X & CFV 100C 無偏見評測

Hi guys, this is why I believe this is the best medium format digital camera on the market But I'm still considering getting rid of it Stay tuned So, as unbiased as I hope this review is Full disclosure, Hasselblad did give this camera to me In exchange for an unholy amount of Instagram reels So, it still works, gotta be honest I'm blessed that they sent me this though Don't get me wrong But I'm actually not obliged to make this video The deal was Instagram reels And they actually don't even know that I'm making this video I'm not gonna send it to them And I'll keep it, again, unbiased Also, if you remember I'm probably the only human being on earth Or on YouTube, whichever one To actually use the previous X1D II Also, I've shot strictly with this camera for about 7 to 8 months I've shot around 5000 images with this And I've put it through everything From commercial work to portrait work Street photo work to landscape work You name it So, here's the review So, first, I wanna talk about why I chose this over the X2D Because I had a choice, actually Again, if you know me I've actually used the X1D II before The problem that I had with that and why I got rid of it Was because it ended up serving a very similar function To DSLRs that I had Although the image quality was very good And I really liked it Again, it served a similar purpose And I couldn't justify having both The X1D II was also very bulky And much slower than these new series ones as well So, although the image that comes out of the camera Is actually exactly the same between this and the X2D I chose this Because of the unique package that this provides It's very small Especially paired with the modern lenses The XCD lenses And this is literally probably the only camera That you can just hand hold like this Which is a medium format digital camera So again, this leads exactly to the pros That I feel of this camera The biggest one being the unique shooting experience And that if you choose the X2D You kind of have If you already have a DSLR kind of style camera Then you end up having two But this one, it serves such a unique purpose That it kind of sits in its own little genre The second merit being obviously build quality It is perfect I honestly think it feels even better than having a Leica The chrome is beautiful It feels amazing The way you kind of flip stuff up And fidget with the buttons And slide stuff to open It feels perfect and clicky and tangible I love it And talking about the image quality Again, obviously it's the same sensor as the X2D The colors I really really enjoy From the Hasselblad X series cameras And also that paired with focus, the software The images that you get are very lush And the colors feel very natural I think Hasselblad has its own natural color science I don't exactly know how it works, I'm sorry But it works, I know that So let's go on to the cons That I feel of this camera One thing is that It's a little bit fiddly with not much customization It's hard to map out the buttons where you want it to be For example, exposure control, aperture control It takes some time to get used to Next one is going along with this fiddly idea The straps, yeah, it's the straps It doesn't really work with a neck strap Because if you put a neck strap on, it just kind of flops everywhere So I do recommend using a hand strap, which I usually do But then the problem with that is that If you're, for example, on the move And you have a hand strap on The camera's probably sitting in your bag somewhere And you're not shooting with it while you're on the move But again, this camera isn't very fast The autofocus isn't very fast anyways And it's a two-handed operation So yeah, even if it's on your neck You're probably not going to whip it out And suddenly take a photo of someone walking your way Which again leads to my next point Is the slow autofocus It's slow, it's faster than the older models But it's still very, very slow You just kind of have to live with it That's the whole concept of the camera anyways But yeah, for example, if you're shooting on the streets Someone's walking towards you If you autofocus, it's probably not going to hit So if you want something faster This really isn't for you There are two other points that I want to cover For the cons One is the lens choice The modern lenses, the 38-55-90 XCD lenses I think there's another one, I'm sorry Is that they're faster than the old ones And they're compact, but they're very pricey And also what I realized is that They don't really have much character I used the... When I was using the X1D2 before I was using the older lenses Like the 65 F2.8 Those have really nice character to them These new ones don't They're kind of flat, to be honest The last one is And I've already talked about this a few times But the price Obviously it's really hard to justify Having a unique experience When the price of this whole system Is kind of insane You're talking, you know 8,000, 9,000 dollars or something For the body And then, you know 3,000 to 4,000 dollar lenses Each time you buy something Again, it's a unique system It differentiates itself Between other cameras But then Do you really want to pay that much money To have a little fun Or maybe you do Whoop Vlog style It's been a while So yeah Although I really love The CF-V100C907X Hmm I am considering Getting rid of it And here's why Honestly, most of it just goes to Price Slash value Comparative to other systems Obviously if this was A few hundred bucks I'd be keeping it, you know So it's as simple as that But again, when you start comparing it To other systems That's kind of the problem, isn't it So let's say you have a Sony camera For video and photo And you have maybe like a Fuji For your street photography You kind of have everything covered You have a workhorse video DSLR-ish camera And then you have a smaller Streety camera that you can throw around Let's say you have that And then you throw in The 907X in the equation You already have a small camera To take photos on on the street And you already have a Sony Which can actually take Really really beautiful images If you slap on a decent enough lens And let's just say that You suddenly found the 907X On your lap You already had most things covered That's the problem So then now you're thinking Oh, maybe I can get rid of The Fuji or the Sony Not really Because the Sony You know, you're shooting video on it Or you're shooting, you know Your commercial photos on it And it's reliable You have all the lights And all the triggers And all the everything that goes with it So you can't sell that And you also have the Fuji though So maybe you can sell that Because the 907X is a small enough camera But at the end of the day It's not as small as the Fuji Or a Ricoh Or like a Q It's not as fast as those cameras So you can't really get rid of it So now what happens Well, now you just have a whopping $10,000 plus camera On your lap that you can use Sometimes And not to mention that the value of it Is gradually decreasing So maybe that's my point It's a great camera It's a great experience shooting it I love it, I really love it But if a camera is small You do want it to be snappy and quick Which this camera isn't And to me that seems counterintuitive In this fast-paced world That we live in today There's a high chance I'll be getting rid of this for something else But if I do I will miss it