Hasselblad XCD 65mm f/2.8 Lens
- 65mm standard lens
- 50mm full frame equivalent
- 0.5 m close distance setting
- 2,8 - 32 aperture range
Camera - X1D-50c
Shutter speed - 1/2000s
Aperture - f/2,8
Camera - X1D-50c
Shutter speed - 25s
Aperture - f/4
General Lens Data
| Focal Length | 65.0 mm |
| Equivalent Focal length (24x36) | 50 mm |
| Aperture range | 2,8 - 32 |
| Angle of view diag/hor/vert | 46°/37°/29° |
| Length/diameter | 93 mm/81 mm |
| Weight (excl. covers and lens shade) | 727 g |
| Filter diameter | 67 mm |
Close Focus Range Data
| Minimum distance object to image plane | 0.5 m |
| Maximum image scale | 1:5.4 |
| Corresponding area of coverage | 24 x 18 cm |
| Corresponding exposure reduction | 0.5 f-stops |
Compability
| Compatible with | • Hasselblad X1D cameras |
Hassleblad XCD 2,8/65 lens
Front lens cap
Rear lens cap
Brand: Hasselblad |
Code: CPHB.00000252.01
MPN:
APN: 7392544002521 |
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Brand: Hasselblad |
Code: CPHB.00000252.01
MPN:
APN: 7392544002521 |
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At a glance
- 65mm standard lens
- 50mm full frame equivalent
- 0.5 m close distance setting
- 2,8 - 32 aperture range
Camera - X1D-50cShutter speed - 1/2000sAperture - f/2,8 |
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Camera - X1D-50cShutter speed - 25sAperture - f/4 |
The Hassleblad XCD 2,8/65 is the ideal standard lens in any X System photographer’s kit. It compares to a 50mm full frame lens, making it the perfect general purpose
lens, it’s designed to achieve the ‘normal’ focal length and mimic the human field of view. The lens features a 0.5 m close distance setting (1:5.4 image scale) and an aperture range between 2,8 and 32, making the XCD 65mm the versatile option for street, travel, and general photography. The XCD 65mm features full automatic focusing as well as instant manual focus.
Like the other XCD lenses, the XCD 2,8/65 contain a lens shutter delivering shutter speeds from 60 minutes to 1/2000 second. Synchronizing with flash at all speeds allows full creative freedom when mixing flash and daylight. The lens shutter also generates very little vibration providing hand-held shots with perfect sharpness.
Lens Design
10 elements in 6 groups
Focus Type
Front focusing
Entrance Pupil Position
60 mm in front of image plane, the entrance pupil position is the correct position of the axis of rotation when making a panorama image by combining individual images of a scene.
Lens Construction
