Hasselblad enters interchangeable lens mirrorless camera market with Lunar
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Hasselblad Lunar with tanned leather grip
The Hasselblad Lunar takes A-mount lenses using an adaptor
Various angles of the Hasselblad Lunar with wooden grip
Hasselblad Lunar with wooden grip
Hasselblad Lunar concept drawing
Hasselblad Lunar concept drawing
Hasselblad Lunar with black and brown leather grip
The Hasselblad Lunar features various grip materials, including carbon fiber
The Hasselblad Lunar interchangeable lens mirrorless camera
The Hasselblad Lunar interchangeable lens mirrorless camera
The Hasselblad Lunar will offer various luxury material grips
Article Summary
Hasselblad, a name synonymous with medium-format cameras, has announced it will produce a mirrorless, interchangeable lens camera as part of a new long-term partnership with Sony that will see it chasing new market segments. But don’t expect to see the Swedish manufacturer churning out any budget compacts. The first model to come out of the partnership is the Lunar, which is described as a “state-of-the-art, Italian-designed ‘ultimate luxury’ mirrorless, interchangeable lens camera.”
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